Cruise To Alaska With Royal Caribbean 2025 Summer Sailings

Royal Caribbean International has added Seattle resident Anthem of the Seas to its cruises to Alaska for 2025. The ship joins Quantum, Radiance and Serenade of the Seas for its summer sailings. Passengers will get to enjoy seven-night cruises between May and September 2025, from Seattle, British Columbia and Vancouver in Canada or Seward in Alaska.

Sailings to Alaska with Royal Caribbean in 2025

The Royal Caribbean sailings highlight Alaska’s majestic landscapes, wildlife and local cultures. Meanwhile, passengers will get to visit a range of destinations, including, Haines, Hubbard Glacier, Juneau, Ketchikan, Sitka, Skagway and beyond.

While on the cruise ship, guests have access to several action-packed adventures including the deck-defying North Star all-glass observation capture that can reach as high as 300 feet above the ocean. Other adventures include a rock-climbing wall, the RipCord by iFly skydiving simulator and FlowRider surf simulators. Meanwhile, the Anthem of the Seas offers a range of places to dine, drink and have entertainment.

Anthem of the Seas to sail roundtrip from Seattle

Two, different seven-night itineraries are available on Anthem of the Seas that include stopovers in Sitka and the Gold Rush-era town of Skagway. Moreover, passengers will enjoy the Endicott Arm Fjord and Dawes Glacier, as well as beautiful views along the way of Alaska’s capital city, Juneau, and Victoria in British Columbia, Canada.

Quantum of the Seas sailing roundtrip from Seattle

Meanwhile, Quantum of the Seas is making a return to Alaska, offering a seven-night adventure. On this sailing, passengers will gaze at beautiful landscapes while heading to Sitka, Skagway Endicott Arm Fjord, Dawes Glacier and Juneau. Moreover, guests will also head to Icy Strait Point and Victoria in Canada.

Among the onboard activities is a FlowRider surf simulator offering views of towering glaciers and snow-capped mountains. Moreover, SeaPlex, the largest indoor activity complex on a cruise ship, offers a basketball court, a roller-skating rink, bumper cars and more.

Serenade of the Seas heading out from Vancouver

Meanwhile, Serenade of the Seas is returning to Alaska, heading from Vancouver via a 16-night Panama Canal Cruise. Moreover, guests can sail along Alaska’s Inside Passage, while gazing at the region’s wildlife along the way.

Among the port stops, passengers can visit Haines, Sitka, Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan. Whilst at sea, they can enjoy views of some of Alaska’s best coastal locations and glaciers. These include Hubbard, the largest tidewater glacier, and Tracy Arm Fjord, where guests will sail through narrow passageways, surrounded by waterfalls and cliffs. Even better, while out at sea, passengers can enjoy beautiful ocean views through the ship’s expansive windows.

Find out more about the sailings on Royal Caribbean’s fleet on the cruise line’s website.