3 ways Princess Cruises stands out in Alaska

Alaska is one of the world's most popular cruise destinations, and it's certainly easy to see why. From its majestic glaciers — many of which are viewed best from the sea — to its historic frontier towns, national parks, wildlife and outdoor activities, there truly is something for every type of traveler.Maybe you just want to catch the highlights on a seven-day cruise through the Inside Passage — or maybe you're seeking more in-depth cruise and land tour combos that take you to spectacular glaciers and national parks. Either way, Princess Cruises has you covered.Princess, one of the longest-running companies in Alaska, has more ships sailing from more ports than just about any other operator. The cruise line's 50-plus years of operating in Alaska translate into more choices and perks for passengers, including special access to national parks and a broad array of "cruisetours."More ships from more ports of callA Princess ship sailing into Skagway, Alaska. PRINCESS CRUISESWith the October launch of its newest and most luxurious ship, Star Princess, Princess will have a total of eight ships — ranging in size from 2,000 to 4,300 passengers — sailing in Alaska in 2026. Itineraries incl...