Glacier Bay
United States
About Glacier Bay
Glacier Bay National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southeast Alaska, offering one of the world's most spectacular cruise experiences as ships navigate among massive tidewater glaciers. The park is visited exclusively by ship — there is no port or shoreside infrastructure — and rangers typically board vessels at Bartlett Cove to narrate the journey past glaciers such as the Margerie and Grand Pacific. The bay is a critical habitat for humpback whales, harbor seals, and mountain goats.
Highlights
Ships cruise among colossal tidewater glaciers in this UNESCO World Heritage wilderness park.
Cruises departing from Glacier Bay
No upcoming sailings depart from Glacier Bay.
Cruises stopping in Glacier Bay
Anthem of the Seas — Alaska Inside Passage
Norwegian Joy — Alaska Inside Passage
Norwegian Encore — Alaska Inside Passage
Celebrity Solstice — Alaska Inside Passage
Discovery Princess — Alaska Inside Passage
Viking Sea — Alaska Inside Passage
Koningsdam — Alaska Inside Passage
Before you sail — hotels in Glacier Bay
Arrive a day early and explore Glacier Bay before boarding