Debarkation Scenic Cruisetrain - Seward to Anchorage Airport
Seward, Alaska
Duration 5 hrs
- Adult from: $253.06 NZD
- Child from: $202.11 NZD
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Norwegian Communications Centre | Norwegian Communications Centre Don’t Lose Your Reservation! | 25422881 | Apr 1, 2014 | |
Norwegian Communications Centre | Norwegian Communications Centre Reserve your dining now | 25422881 | Apr 1, 2014 | |
Norwegian Communications Centre | Norwegian Communications Centre Don’t Lose Your Reservation! | 25422881 | Apr 1, 2014 | |
Norwegian Communications Centre | Norwegian Communications Centre Don’t Lose Your Reservation! | 25422881 | Apr 1, 2014 |
*Terms & Conditions
Package not available on sailings less than 5 days or charter sailings.
Duration 5 hrs
Experience one of the most stunning, scenic train rides in North America aboard an Alaska Railroads railcar from the Seward cruise ship dock to the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport.
Just steps from the cruise ship terminal in Seward, you’ll be welcomed aboard your Alaska Railroad Cruise Train bound for the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. You’ll travel along the Coastal Classic Route on this 4 1/2 hour picturesque journey. Your train pulls from Seward, skirting the edge of picturesque Kenai Lake, before rising into a waterfall-laced mountain valley offering a stunning view of Trail Glacier.
The tracks wind through a series of mountain tunnels and past Bartlett and Spencer Glaciers before emerging along the coastline of Turnagain Arm. Here, dramatic views of steep mountains plunging into the sea before the train pulls into the depot at the Anchorage Airport. A short enclosed walkway connects passengers to the departures terminal.
Duration 4 hrs
OVERVIEW
Enjoy a spectacularly scenic drive through the Kenai Peninsula and stop at a wildlife center before departing for the airport in Anchorage. Along the way, commentary will describe the history of this wonderfully pristine alpine area. The views will be particularly stunning from Turnagain Pass – the highest point on the Seward Highway – and as you come out of the majestic mountains towards the waterway Turnagain Arm. Although it’s possible to spot a beluga whale in this inlet, you will definitely see a variety of iconic fauna at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, a facility that rehabilitates injured and orphaned animals. They often include reindeer, brown bear and wood bison, as well as smaller mammals such as bald eagles and Canadian lynx. While following the coastal highway to Anchorage, you will pass Alaska’s largest ski resort at Girdwood and perhaps observe a bore tide so dramatic that it forms waves large enough for surfing.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Drive through the spectacular mountain landscape of the Kenai Peninsula.
• See injured and orphaned wildlife being cared for at a conservation center.
• Follow a coastal road along the sparkling waters of Turnagain Arm and look for whales.
• Arrive at the airport in Anchorage in plenty of time for your flight.
HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.
Duration 4 hrs
OVERVIEW
Enjoy a spectacularly scenic drive through the Kenai Peninsula and stop at a wildlife center before being dropped off at the Hospitality Center in Anchorage. Along the way, commentary will describe the history of this wonderfully pristine alpine area. The views will be particularly stunning from Turnagain Pass – the highest point on the Seward Highway – and as you come out of the majestic mountains towards the waterway Turnagain Arm. Although it’s possible to spot a beluga whale in this inlet, you will definitely see a variety of iconic fauna at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, a facility that rehabilitates injured and orphaned animals. They often include reindeer, brown bear and wood bison, as well as smaller mammals such as bald eagles and Canadian lynx. While following the coastal highway to Anchorage, you will pass Alaska’s largest ski resort at Girdwood and perhaps observe a bore tide so dramatic that it forms waves large enough for surfing.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Drive through the spectacular mountain landscape of the Kenai Peninsula.
• See injured and orphaned wildlife being cared for at a conservation center.
• Follow a coastal road along the sparkling waters of Turnagain Arm and look for whales.
• Enjoy the facilities of the Hospitality Center in Anchorage after being dropped off.
HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.
Duration 5 hrs
Experience one of the most stunning, scenic train rides in North America aboard an Alaska Railroads railcar from the Seward cruise ship dock to the Anchorage Hospitality Center.
Just steps from the cruise ship terminal in Seward, you’ll be welcomed aboard your Alaska Railroad Cruise Train bound towards Anchorage Hospitality Center. You’ll travel along the Coastal Classic Route on this 4 1/2 hour picturesque journey. Your train pulls from Seward, skirting the edge of picturesque Kenai Lake, before rising into a waterfall-laced mountain valley offering a stunning view of Trail Glacier.
The tracks wind through a series of mountain tunnels and past Bartlett and Spencer Glaciers before emerging along the coastline of Turnagain Arm. Here, dramatic views of steep mountains plunging into the sea before the train pulls into the Anchorage Hospitality Center. The Anchorage Hospitality center is located in the heart of town with restaurants and shops conveniently nearby.
*Prices vary by ship and sail date. See Terms & Conditions
NCL makes arrangements for Guests for shore excursions solely for the convenience of the Guest; NCL does not act on behalf of or supervise the parties or persons who own, furnish, or operate such excursions, and the same are provided by independent contractors. NCL assumes no responsibility for, nor guarantees the performance of, any such excursion provider, and Guests acknowledge that NCL shall not be liable for losses or injuries arising from the acts or omissions of such provider.
Participation in activities and excursions may involve physical exertion, and may be potentially hazardous or dangerous. It is the responsibility of each individual to determine whether you are capable of engaging in any activity. Participation in any activity or excursion is at your own risk.
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Our group shore excursions are offered in English. Depending on the booking situation, various excursions are also offered in German, Spanish, French, Italian or Russian (minimum number of 30 participants). The tours offered may vary from cruise to cruise. Please see the detailed information for your shore excursion on board.