Cruise Ports In Alaska
In Alaska, tour companies operate from April to September heavily. The passengers mostly pay visits to sighting the northern lights.
Besides this, whale-watching and nature tours are also considered best during the spring and autumn seasons.
Cruise lines such as Carnival Cruise, Norwegian Line, Royal Caribbean, etc, operate from different ports in America and Canada.
Icy Strait Point (Hoonah) Cruise Port
Icy Strait Point was named 'Port of the Year' by Seatrade in 2020. It is a facility built in 2001.
It has a 400ft floating dock and more than 192 ships are scheduled to arrive and depart from this place in 2023.
Alaska natives own the dock and support the community of Hoonah. Visit to this place brings you to the serenity of unspoiled wilderness on Chicagoff Island.
The Island also has the world's largest zip rider, including wildlife and bear search, surrounded by towering rainforest.
- Address: 108 Cannery Rd, Hoonah, AK 99829
- Phone: (907) 789-8600
Juneau Cruise Port
Juneau is the 2nd Cruise Ports in USA map of the Alaska region. It has a wide boardwalk and a pedestrian-friendly environment.
Having 17 hours of sunlight in the Alaskan region provides travelers enough time to enjoy offshore activities.
Juneau Cruise Port Things to do:
- Mount Roberts Tramway
- Juneau-Douglas City Museum
- Mendenhall Glacier
- Juneau Ice Field
Port of Ketchikan
Ketchikan has four 965 feet sized cruise ship dock areas (berths). They are lined sequentially from south to north.
The Daly Float section is 200 feet long on the inboard side of Berth I and the Ryus Float is 150 feet long, located at the north end of Berths II.
The largest, Berth III has a 400-foot-long float on the northern part, whereas Berth IV has 70-120 feet inboard.
Port of Ketchikan expects a record-high number (1.3 million) of passengers in 2023 summer.
- Address: 2933 Tongass Avenue Ketchikan, AK 99901
- Phone: 907-228-5632