o zi / 3211 mile / 107 ore un minut
Experience Alaska's Marine Highway by ferry along over 3,500 miles of scenic coastal routes. Explore the 33 communities served by the byway, each with a different flavor of Alaskan indigenous and modern culture, fascinating history, and great scenery. See whales, glaciers, rare birds, and sea lions from the deck.
Zi 1
9:00 - 660.1 mile / 22 de ore - 20:00
Ketchikan is the "Gateway to Alaska" and salmon capital of the state. The community is known for its historic Creek Street district and timber industry.
20:00 - 0 mile / 0 - 9:00
The Tongass is part of North America's largest temperate rainforest which extends from British Columbia northward along the coast of Alaska. A few of the noteworthy points of interest within the Tongass include Admiralty Island National Monument, home to the highest population of brown bears in North America, and the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center outside Juneau.
9:00 - 1194.0 mile / 39 de ore 48 de minute - 15:48
Five different glaciers are located near Valdez: Columbia, Meares, Shoup, Valdez, and Worthington. Along with a variety of different tours focused on the wildlife of the area, travelers see glaciers calving into the see surrounded by special ecosystems containing sea otters, orcas, sea lions, humpback whales, porpoises, and seals.
15:48 - 1356.4 mile / 45 de ore 12 minute - 17:01