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2021 ALASKA & CANADA CRUISETOUR DESTINATION GUIDE

Find INNER BEAUTY BEYOND THE RUGGED COAST
TABLE OF CONTENTS

THE CELEBRITY CRUISETOUR DIFFERENCE 4–7

THE ONBOARD EXPERIENCE 8–9

THE ALASKA CRUISE 10–13

EXCURSIONS 14–15

ALASKA INLAND DESTINATIONS 16–25

INCLUDED EXPERIENCES 26–29

ALASKA LODGINGS 30–31

ALASKA CRUISETOUR DAILY DETAILS 34–57

CANADA CRUISETOURS 58–59

CANADA CRUISETOUR DETAILS 60–61

CELEBRITY MILLENNIUM DECK PLANS 62–65

CELEBRITY ECLIPSE DECK PLANS 66–69

Photo: Denali Mountain. 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS

THE CELEBRITY CRUISETOUR DIFFERENCE 4–7

THE ONBOARD EXPERIENCE 8–9

THE ALASKA CRUISE 10–13

EXCURSIONS 14–15

ALASKA INLAND DESTINATIONS 16–25

INCLUDED EXPERIENCES 26–29

ALASKA LODGINGS 30–31

ALASKA CRUISETOUR DAILY DETAILS 34–57

CANADA CRUISETOURS 58–59

CANADA CRUISETOUR DETAILS 60–61

CELEBRITY MILLENNIUM DECK PLANS 62–65

CELEBRITY ECLIPSE DECK PLANS 66–69

Photo: Denali Mountain. 1
To experience Alaska to its fullest, you need to travel into the interior, where communities remain intimately connected to the land, where wild animals roam free as they have for thousands of years, and where native peoples preserve and protect their cultures and traditions. On an Alaska cruise, you’ll journey along the state’s southeastern coastline, experiencing the beauty and wonder of glaciers, nature’s ever-changing and fragile master-pieces. With a Celebrity Cruisetour, you’ll discover and explore so much more.

Left clockwise: Humpback Whale off the Kenai Peninsula; Native Alaskan; Brown Bears; Guest enjoying Alaskan King Crab. 3

On the Kenai Peninsula, glacier-covered mountains descend steeply into bays abundant with marine life. Journey north to Denali National Park, where a single road crosses this vast untouched wilderness of tundra and taiga forests that are home to a stunning array of wildlife and North America’s tallest peak. Connect with the men and women who are as diverse as the landscapes they inhabit: from cosmopolitan city dwellers and members of indigenous communities to anglers and mountain-eers, all are part of the fascinating, unique culture that is Alaska.

With a Celebrity Cruisetour, you’ll enjoy the best of Alaska by combining a seven-night sailing with a multi-night land tour into the state’s magnificent inland destinations. Stay in the fin-est available lodges and travel on remote roads and railways in the comfort of deluxe transportation. All guided by local Alaskan Tour Directors, who are passionate about sharing their Alaska with you. Every aspect of your journey has been carefully curated to deliver the Last Frontier — on your terms.

Refined JOURNEYS IN WILD ALASKA

To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.
To experience Alaska to its fullest, you need to travel into the interior, where communities remain intimately connected to the land, where wild animals roam free as they have for thousands of years, and where native peoples preserve and protect their cultures and traditions. On an Alaska cruise, you’ll journey along the state’s southeastern coastline, experiencing the beauty and wonder of glaciers, nature’s ever-changing and fragile master-pieces. With a Celebrity Cruisetour, you’ll discover and explore so much more.

Left clockwise: Humpback Whale off the Kenai Peninsula; Native Alaskan; Brown Bears; Guest enjoying Alaskan King Crab. 3

On the Kenai Peninsula, glacier-covered mountains descend steeply into bays abundant with marine life. Journey north to Denali National Park, where a single road crosses this vast untouched wilderness of tundra and taiga forests that are home to a stunning array of wildlife and North America’s tallest peak. Connect with the men and women who are as diverse as the landscapes they inhabit: from cosmopolitan city dwellers and members of indigenous communities to anglers and mountain-eers, all are part of the fascinating, unique culture that is Alaska.

With a Celebrity Cruisetour, you’ll enjoy the best of Alaska by combining a seven-night sailing with a multi-night land tour into the state’s magnificent inland destinations. Stay in the fin-est available lodges and travel on remote roads and railways in the comfort of deluxe transportation. All guided by local Alaskan Tour Directors, who are passionate about sharing their Alaska with you. Every aspect of your journey has been carefully curated to deliver the Last Frontier — on your terms.

Refined JOURNEYS IN WILD ALASKA

Alaska is so much more than its legends and myths. Boasting lively farmers markets, modern art galleries, and fine dining, 21st-century Alaska blends urban life with the great outdoors in its towns and cities surrounded by wilderness. Your Tour Director will focus on your interests and preferences and offer tailored suggestions to ensure you make the most of every destination. Whether you want to explore the neighborhood trail where locals hike or get insider tips on which restaurants serve unique regional specialties, your Tour Director will have you covered.

Photo: Tour Guide and Guests in Denali. 5

See BEYOND THE SCENERY

Few people know and love Alaska like those who live there, and the Tour Directors on a Celebrity Cruisetour are chosen for their deep roots and connections to the local communities. Part raconteur of everyday Alaskan life. Part wildlife hobbyist. Part concierge, taking care of the small details like hotel check-in. The dedicated Tour Directors on a Celebrity Cruisetour are passionate about sharing their home, and bringing you seamless service, local knowledge, and the best of the interior.

THE CELEBRITY CRUISETOUR DIFFERENCE

Alaska is so much more than its legends and myths. Boasting lively farmers markets, modern art galleries, and fine dining, 21st-century Alaska blends urban life with the great outdoors in its towns and cities surrounded by wilderness. Your Tour Director will focus on your interests and preferences and offer tailored suggestions to ensure you make the most of every destination. Whether you want to explore the neighborhood trail where locals hike or get insider tips on which restaurants serve unique regional specialties, your Tour Director will have you covered.

Photo: Tour Guide and Guests in Denali. 5

See BEYOND THE SCENERY

Few people know and love Alaska like those who live there, and the Tour Directors on a Celebrity Cruisetour are chosen for their deep roots and connections to the local communities. Part raconteur of everyday Alaskan life. Part wildlife hobbyist. Part concierge, taking care of the small details like hotel check-in. The dedicated Tour Directors on a Celebrity Cruisetour are passionate about sharing their home, and bringing you seamless service, local knowledge, and the best of the interior.


On your Celebrity Alaska Cruisetour, you’ll stay in the finest lodgings available in the Alaskan interior. These boutique and local properties range from the luxurious Alyeska Resort, whose amenities include a heated pool with mountain views, to the charmingly rustic Denali Park Village, whose buildings are tucked into a forested 20-acre site along the Nenana River.

Left clockwise: Wilderness Express Rail Carriage; Guests on Wilderness Express; Alyeska Hotel; Pikes Waterfront Lodge; Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge. 7

With miles of pristine wilderness, the Alaskan cross-coun-try journey is as inspiring as the destinations you’ll explore. A highlight of every Celebrity Cruisetour is a scenic ride on the railway that extends from Anchorage to Fairbanks. Relax aboard the Wilderness Express rail-cars which offer 360-degree views from dome windows, reclining leather seats, and spacious interiors. Enjoy fine cuisine prepared by the onboard chef in the lower-level dining section, along with full bar service at your seat, while you learn about the wilderness and the region’s rich history from your onboard host who provides com-mentary. With custom features like an outdoor viewing platform, the railcars of the Wilderness Express were designed to highlight Alaska’s spectacular scenery.

Alaska is vast, and its remote villages and far-flung cities and towns are a reflection of the intrepid spirit of its early pioneers. Celebrity uses luxury motor coaches to travel the miles of scenic highways that connect these communities. Relax in comfort onboard the motor coach reserved exclusively for your Celebrity Cruisetour. Your professional driver is dedicated to more than the road, highlighting the sights along the way and providing point-to-point luggage service throughout the Cruisetour.

A 360 – DEGREE VIEW OF THE ALASKAN WILDERNESS

Rest PEACEFULLY IN WILD ALASKA

The lodge selection reflects our commitment to providing matchless accommodations in areas of outstanding natural beauty, while also keeping you close to Alaska’s unique communities. These hotels and lodges offer our guests comfort, service, and authentic regional style for restful nights in the heart of every destination.


On your Celebrity Alaska Cruisetour, you’ll stay in the finest lodgings available in the Alaskan interior. These boutique and local properties range from the luxurious Alyeska Resort, whose amenities include a heated pool with mountain views, to the charmingly rustic Denali Park Village, whose buildings are tucked into a forested 20-acre site along the Nenana River.

Left clockwise: Wilderness Express Rail Carriage; Guests on Wilderness Express; Alyeska Hotel; Pikes Waterfront Lodge; Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge. 7

With miles of pristine wilderness, the Alaskan cross-coun-try journey is as inspiring as the destinations you’ll explore. A highlight of every Celebrity Cruisetour is a scenic ride on the railway that extends from Anchorage to Fairbanks. Relax aboard the Wilderness Express rail-cars which offer 360-degree views from dome windows, reclining leather seats, and spacious interiors. Enjoy fine cuisine prepared by the onboard chef in the lower-level dining section, along with full bar service at your seat, while you learn about the wilderness and the region’s rich history from your onboard host who provides com-mentary. With custom features like an outdoor viewing platform, the railcars of the Wilderness Express were designed to highlight Alaska’s spectacular scenery.

Alaska is vast, and its remote villages and far-flung cities and towns are a reflection of the intrepid spirit of its early pioneers. Celebrity uses luxury motor coaches to travel the miles of scenic highways that connect these communities. Relax in comfort onboard the motor coach reserved exclusively for your Celebrity Cruisetour. Your professional driver is dedicated to more than the road, highlighting the sights along the way and providing point-to-point luggage service throughout the Cruisetour.

A 360 – DEGREE VIEW OF THE ALASKAN WILDERNESS

Rest PEACEFULLY IN WILD ALASKA

The lodge selection reflects our commitment to providing matchless accommodations in areas of outstanding natural beauty, while also keeping you close to Alaska’s unique communities. These hotels and lodges offer our guests comfort, service, and authentic regional style for restful nights in the heart of every destination.


Top clockwise: Celebrity Millennium docked at Icy Strait Point; Verandah Stateroom; Sunset Bar; The Retreat Lounge; The Retreat Sun Deck. 9

Explore the Last Frontier on ships as modern and luxurious as Alaska is timeless and rugged. With Celebrity Cruises, you’ll encounter fine cuisine, exquisite design, luxurious accommoda-tions, and superlative service—everything you want before you even know you want it.

Discover irresistible flavors and aromas in several distinc-tive restaurants on board, with menus crafted by our Miche-lin-starred chef. Enjoy perfect pairings at every meal, with the help of expert sommeliers and our award-winning wine list of more than 400 labels. Dine in our stunning main restaurants, complimentary for all guests; the inventive Blu, reserved for AquaClass guests; or the eclectic Luminae, exclusively for suite guests.

Encounter specialty dining for every taste, from succulent steaks and pastas (Tuscan Grille) and seafood so fresh it almost leaps onto your plate (Sushi on Five) to a little animated dinner theater (Le Petit ChefTM). Later, find bars and lounges for every mood. Take in a Broadway-caliber theater performance. Challenge Lady Luck in the casino. You can do as much or as little as you please.

At the end of each exciting day, you’ll retire to a luxurious state-room or suite, with amenities that rival any boutique resort and service so intuitive that you’ll suspect we’re reading your mind.

Celebrity Millennium is the first ship to graduate from The Celebrity Revolution, a $500 million modernization of our entire award-winning fleet, with redesigned staterooms, suites, and spaces.

Discover Alaska with us, and you’ll be transformed as well.

As STUNNING INSIDE AS THE SCENERY OUTSIDE

THE ONBOARD EXPERIENCE

Top clockwise: Celebrity Millennium docked at Icy Strait Point; Verandah Stateroom; Sunset Bar; The Retreat Lounge; The Retreat Sun Deck. 9

Explore the Last Frontier on ships as modern and luxurious as Alaska is timeless and rugged. With Celebrity Cruises, you’ll encounter fine cuisine, exquisite design, luxurious accommoda-tions, and superlative service—everything you want before you even know you want it.

Discover irresistible flavors and aromas in several distinc-tive restaurants on board, with menus crafted by our Miche-lin-starred chef. Enjoy perfect pairings at every meal, with the help of expert sommeliers and our award-winning wine list of more than 400 labels. Dine in our stunning main restaurants, complimentary for all guests; the inventive Blu, reserved for AquaClass guests; or the eclectic Luminae, exclusively for suite guests.

Encounter specialty dining for every taste, from succulent steaks and pastas (Tuscan Grille) and seafood so fresh it almost leaps onto your plate (Sushi on Five) to a little animated dinner theater (Le Petit ChefTM). Later, find bars and lounges for every mood. Take in a Broadway-caliber theater performance. Challenge Lady Luck in the casino. You can do as much or as little as you please.

At the end of each exciting day, you’ll retire to a luxurious state-room or suite, with amenities that rival any boutique resort and service so intuitive that you’ll suspect we’re reading your mind.

Celebrity Millennium is the first ship to graduate from The Celebrity Revolution, a $500 million modernization of our entire award-winning fleet, with redesigned staterooms, suites, and spaces.

Discover Alaska with us, and you’ll be transformed as well.

As STUNNING INSIDE AS THE SCENERY OUTSIDE

THE ONBOARD EXPERIENCE

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Discover powerful glaciers, impressive wildlife, and scenic villages. Watch the mammoth glaciers that continue to carve this dramatic coastline. Explore scenic villages and majestic scenery home to a stunning array of wildlife. Breathe fresh mountain air and taste salmon, halibut, and king crab right at the source.

Celebrity Millennium departs each Friday for seven glorious nights northbound from Vancouver or southbound from Seward. Celebrity Eclipse departs each Sunday for seven nights round-trip from Vancouver.

Along the way, you’ll visit five or six of the most enchanting destinations in the Great Northwest: the Inside Passage, Ketchikan, Juneau, Icy Strait Point, Skagway, Hubbard Glacier, and Seward. Embark on the land portion of your Cruisetour either before or after your sailing.

11To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.

Photo: Creek Street, Ketchikan.

Behold EACH MILE OF THIS AMAZING COAST

Small TOWNS BIG ADVENTURES

Icy Strait Point – Beyond the active adventures — like watching the whales, hiking the trails, and flying one of the highest and longest ZipRiders — this is a place for learning the traditions and cultures of the native Tlingit people.

Juneau – Alaska’s state capital can only be reached by air or the sea. With more hiking trails than roads, Juneau welcomes you for a tram ride up the side of Mount Roberts, dog sledding on the huge Mendenhall Glacier, and whale watching in scenic Auke Bay.

Ketchikan – Admire the many totem poles and explore the rich vein of indigenous culture in this quintessential Alaskan town. Fly over Misty Fjords National Monument and look down on thousand-foot-tall waterfalls. Then catch a lumberjack show.

Skagway – Return to the 1890s Klondike Gold Rush in this former boomtown, where prospectors launched their treks deep into the rugged Yukon goldfields. You can still ride the White Pass Railway here and pan for gold yourself.

THE ALASKA CRUISE
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Seattle

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Capital port/City of callPort/City of callDeparture portLandmarkTrainMotor coachFlight7 Night Northbound Alaska Cruiseor 7 Night Southbound Alaska Cruise

Discover powerful glaciers, impressive wildlife, and scenic villages. Watch the mammoth glaciers that continue to carve this dramatic coastline. Explore scenic villages and majestic scenery home to a stunning array of wildlife. Breathe fresh mountain air and taste salmon, halibut, and king crab right at the source.

Celebrity Millennium departs each Friday for seven glorious nights northbound from Vancouver or southbound from Seward. Celebrity Eclipse departs each Sunday for seven nights round-trip from Vancouver.

Along the way, you’ll visit five or six of the most enchanting destinations in the Great Northwest: the Inside Passage, Ketchikan, Juneau, Icy Strait Point, Skagway, Hubbard Glacier, and Seward. Embark on the land portion of your Cruisetour either before or after your sailing.

11To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.

Photo: Creek Street, Ketchikan.

Behold EACH MILE OF THIS AMAZING COAST

Small TOWNS BIG ADVENTURES

Icy Strait Point – Beyond the active adventures — like watching the whales, hiking the trails, and flying one of the highest and longest ZipRiders — this is a place for learning the traditions and cultures of the native Tlingit people.

Juneau – Alaska’s state capital can only be reached by air or the sea. With more hiking trails than roads, Juneau welcomes you for a tram ride up the side of Mount Roberts, dog sledding on the huge Mendenhall Glacier, and whale watching in scenic Auke Bay.

Ketchikan – Admire the many totem poles and explore the rich vein of indigenous culture in this quintessential Alaskan town. Fly over Misty Fjords National Monument and look down on thousand-foot-tall waterfalls. Then catch a lumberjack show.

Skagway – Return to the 1890s Klondike Gold Rush in this former boomtown, where prospectors launched their treks deep into the rugged Yukon goldfields. You can still ride the White Pass Railway here and pan for gold yourself.

THE ALASKA CRUISE
Comprised of the longest river of ice in North America, beginning in Canada and flowing 76 miles to Russell Fjord, the glacier originates at Mount Logan, the continent’s second-tallest mountain. And while 95% of the world’s glaciers are retreating, Hubbard Glacier is still advancing.

As the largest advancing tidewater glacier in North America, Hubbard Glacier’s terminal face is the dramatic end of a process that began 450 years ago as snowfall on the slopes of Mount Logan. Where it meets the sea, the blue wall of ice rises 350 feet above the waterline and extends 250 feet below. Forward movement of up to 36 feet per day results in regular

Photo: Hubbard Glacier. 13

Awe-inspiring HUBBARD GLACIER

THE ALASKA CRUISE

calving — breathtaking moments when ice cleaves off the wall in enormous pieces that can reach the size of five-story buildings. With calving occurring on a daily basis, Hubbard Glacier offers the best opportunity to observe glacial processes as they unfold — a true once-in-a-lifetime experience. Your captain will slowly turn the ship into Yakutat Bay, navigating the awe-inspiring sight of the wall of ice that stretches seven miles wide. Enjoy incredible picture-perfect views from just about anywhere as our dedicated onboard naturalist narrates the natural drama as it unfolds.

Comprised of the longest river of ice in North America, beginning in Canada and flowing 76 miles to Russell Fjord, the glacier originates at Mount Logan, the continent’s second-tallest mountain. And while 95% of the world’s glaciers are retreating, Hubbard Glacier is still advancing.

As the largest advancing tidewater glacier in North America, Hubbard Glacier’s terminal face is the dramatic end of a process that began 450 years ago as snowfall on the slopes of Mount Logan. Where it meets the sea, the blue wall of ice rises 350 feet above the waterline and extends 250 feet below. Forward movement of up to 36 feet per day results in regular

Photo: Hubbard Glacier. 13

Awe-inspiring HUBBARD GLACIER

THE ALASKA CRUISE

calving — breathtaking moments when ice cleaves off the wall in enormous pieces that can reach the size of five-story buildings. With calving occurring on a daily basis, Hubbard Glacier offers the best opportunity to observe glacial processes as they unfold — a true once-in-a-lifetime experience. Your captain will slowly turn the ship into Yakutat Bay, navigating the awe-inspiring sight of the wall of ice that stretches seven miles wide. Enjoy incredible picture-perfect views from just about anywhere as our dedicated onboard naturalist narrates the natural drama as it unfolds.

Arriving at your destination is just the beginning of the journey. On your Celebrity Cruisetour, you’ll enjoy a balance of included experiences and free time to explore on your own. Alaska’s ports, protected parks, and wilderness areas offer diverse ways to

Denali Flyer (Talkeetna) Explore Denali, the tallest mountain in North America, and the surrounding range and wilderness on a flightseeing trip that takes you within six miles of the magnificent Kahiltna Glacier. Take in views only mountaineers and a select few get to see. Fly to the remote western end of Denali National Park and see Denali, Mt. Foraker, and Mt. Hunter, above the longest glacier in Denali National Park.

Scenic Mountain Ascent and World’s LongestZipRider (Icy Strait Point)Soar 300 feet above the treetops on theworld’s longest ZipRider. En route to themountainside starting point, relax on thescenic ride through the village of Hoonah,home to the indigenous Tlingit people.

Husky Homestead (Denali) Join an intimate group to meet champion sled dogs at the Husky Homestead. Enjoy a person-al tour of the homestead kennel of four-time Iditarod champion Jeff King. Meet the champion canines, cuddle the puppies, and see the huskies’ summertime training.

Highlighted excursions are examples only. Your excursions during your Land Tour must be booked directly with your Tour Director. For details on Shore Excursions available during your cruise, visit www.celebritycruises.com/shore-excursions

Left clockwise: Rafting on the Nenana River; Denali Flyer; Scenic Mountain Ascent and World’s Largest ZipRider; Husky Homestead.To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a

Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor. 15

Wake UP EVERY DAY TO NEW ADVENTURES

discover the local culture, cuisine, and your own style of adven-ture. Explore further with Celebrity’s Shore Excursions during the cruise and Land Excursions during the land tour. From savoring local flavors in the next port of call to thrilling flightseeing tours

over the Alaskan wilderness, there’s a world of possibilities in the Frontier State. The optional adventures featured here represent a sampling from the complete program available on your Celebrity Cruisetour.

EXCURSIONS
Arriving at your destination is just the beginning of the journey. On your Celebrity Cruisetour, you’ll enjoy a balance of included experiences and free time to explore on your own. Alaska’s ports, protected parks, and wilderness areas offer diverse ways to

Denali Flyer (Talkeetna) Explore Denali, the tallest mountain in North America, and the surrounding range and wilderness on a flightseeing trip that takes you within six miles of the magnificent Kahiltna Glacier. Take in views only mountaineers and a select few get to see. Fly to the remote western end of Denali National Park and see Denali, Mt. Foraker, and Mt. Hunter, above the longest glacier in Denali National Park.

Scenic Mountain Ascent and World’s LongestZipRider (Icy Strait Point)Soar 300 feet above the treetops on theworld’s longest ZipRider. En route to themountainside starting point, relax on thescenic ride through the village of Hoonah,home to the indigenous Tlingit people.

Husky Homestead (Denali) Join an intimate group to meet champion sled dogs at the Husky Homestead. Enjoy a person-al tour of the homestead kennel of four-time Iditarod champion Jeff King. Meet the champion canines, cuddle the puppies, and see the huskies’ summertime training.

Highlighted excursions are examples only. Your excursions during your Land Tour must be booked directly with your Tour Director. For details on Shore Excursions available during your cruise, visit www.celebritycruises.com/shore-excursions

Left clockwise: Rafting on the Nenana River; Denali Flyer; Scenic Mountain Ascent and World’s Largest ZipRider; Husky Homestead.To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a


Wake UP EVERY DAY TO NEW ADVENTURES

discover the local culture, cuisine, and your own style of adven-ture. Explore further with Celebrity’s Shore Excursions during the cruise and Land Excursions during the land tour. From savoring local flavors in the next port of call to thrilling flightseeing tours

over the Alaskan wilderness, there’s a world of possibilities in the Frontier State. The optional adventures featured here represent a sampling from the complete program available on your Celebrity Cruisetour.

EXCURSIONS
Photo: Brown Bear at Brooks Falls. To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a

Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.17

ALASKA INLAND DESTINATIONS

Journey DEEPER INTO THE LAST FRONTIER
Photo: Brown Bear at Brooks Falls. To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a



Journey DEEPER INTO THE LAST FRONTIER
Denali National Park boasts six million acres of pristine wild land. The varied subarctic landscape is home to grizzly bears, moose, caribou, Dall sheep, and wolves, as well as endangered birds. Wild animals roam as they have for millennia through unspoiled backcountry of taiga forest, alpine tundra, and snow-capped peaks. The sheer expanse of wilderness, the solitude of the single road, and the park’s status as one of the last true, intact, subarctic ecosystems makes Denali one of the best places in the United State to view wildlife in their natural habitat.

The Visitor Center offers fascinating natural history exhibits, films, and the opportunity to meet and speak to rangers about Denali National Park, including its centerpiece mountain, Denali. At 20,320 feet, Denali is North America’s highest peak, and is still growing. Rising miles into the sky, the mountain known as the

Great One towers over the summits of the surrounding Alaska Range. The view on a clear day is a profoundly impressive sight.

The highly protected backcountry that makes up the majority of the park is cleaved only by a solitary road. It runs 92 miles, stretching through evergreen forests into the higher elevations that offer open views of the tundra-covered slopes and river valleys, all framed by the indomitable Alaska Range.

And while the backcountry’s pristine wilderness is protected, De-nali’s front country is open to a range of activities. Flightsightsee-ing planes soar over the mountains for breathtaking views, while rafting on the Nenana River can be a gentle float or a thrilling white-water ride. Denali National Parks unique landscape offers both active adventures and time in unspoiled nature.

Enter the vast expanse of subarctic wilderness that is one of Earth’s last frontiers: Denali National Park, home to abundant wildlife and magnificent vistas.

Left clockwise: View of Denali Mountain; Bear on Denali Park Road; Caribou; Bald Eagle; Denali Summit. To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a



DENALI
Denali National Park boasts six million acres of pristine wild land. The varied subarctic landscape is home to grizzly bears, moose, caribou, Dall sheep, and wolves, as well as endangered birds. Wild animals roam as they have for millennia through unspoiled backcountry of taiga forest, alpine tundra, and snow-capped peaks. The sheer expanse of wilderness, the solitude of the single road, and the park’s status as one of the last true, intact, subarctic ecosystems makes Denali one of the best places in the United State to view wildlife in their natural habitat.

The Visitor Center offers fascinating natural history exhibits, films, and the opportunity to meet and speak to rangers about Denali National Park, including its centerpiece mountain, Denali. At 20,320 feet, Denali is North America’s highest peak, and is still growing. Rising miles into the sky, the mountain known as the

Great One towers over the summits of the surrounding Alaska Range. The view on a clear day is a profoundly impressive sight.

The highly protected backcountry that makes up the majority of the park is cleaved only by a solitary road. It runs 92 miles, stretching through evergreen forests into the higher elevations that offer open views of the tundra-covered slopes and river valleys, all framed by the indomitable Alaska Range.

And while the backcountry’s pristine wilderness is protected, De-nali’s front country is open to a range of activities. Flightsightsee-ing planes soar over the mountains for breathtaking views, while rafting on the Nenana River can be a gentle float or a thrilling white-water ride. Denali National Parks unique landscape offers both active adventures and time in unspoiled nature.

Enter the vast expanse of subarctic wilderness that is one of Earth’s last frontiers: Denali National Park, home to abundant wildlife and magnificent vistas.

Left clockwise: View of Denali Mountain; Bear on Denali Park Road; Caribou; Bald Eagle; Denali Summit. To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a



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Born of a turn-of-the-century trader who found himself stranded in what is present-day downtown, Fairbanks was founded when gold was discovered nearby and the trading post blossomed into a thriving city that outlasted its gold-rush boom. Today, locals pride themselves on their independence and endurance, with many descended from Native Peoples and the gold-rush prospectors whose self-sufficiency was the driving force of the town’s conception.

Fairbanks hugs the northern bank of the Chena River that converges with the Tanana River. The sternwheelers that navigate these waters afford breathtaking views of the city

and countryside, while also offering a glimpse into Alaska’s rich interior traditions.

Exploring Fairbanks means participating in the experiences that contribute to the city’s description as “extremely Alaska.” Pan for gold in one of the many creeks that still turn up flakes of gold, or admire the native art treasures on display at the Museum of the North, whose shimmering contours reflect the mountain ranges that encircle it. With the locals playing late, including a mid-night-sun baseball game held every solstice, your list of options to explore is as long as the summer nights.

Alaska’s most remote city is also its second largest, a gold-rush boomtown that today is a regional hub for culture and recreation.

Left to right: Riverboat Discovery Sternwheeler on the Chena River; Homer Spit.To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a


Spectacular landscapes line your route all the way to the end of the road, which leads to this charming fishing village, artist colony, and hippie hangout. Feeling more like Cape Cod than a pioneer town — except for the moose that share the streets — Homer buzzes with seafood shacks, ice cream shops, art galleries, and craft centers.

Refuel with a hearty chowder or savory quiche, followed by heavenly pastries. Check out the farmers’ market, whose vendors draw residents and visitors with freshly shucked oysters and locally brewed kombucha. As the “halibut capital of the world,” this place brims with fresh seafood.

Stroll the Spit, a natural causeway extending into Kachemak Bay, and you may spot eagles soaring overhead. Join a fishing trip or watch for whales, porpoise, and seals during the ferry ride to the town of Halibut Cove. It is surrounded by Kachemak Bay State Park, Alaska’s first state park, offering 400,000 acres of mountains, glaciers, and forests.

In summer, outdoor adventurers from Anchorage, four hours north, flock to this area to fish, kayak, hike, and bike. You might spot wild bears from trails that wind through the old-growth spruce forests and parallel the postcard-perfect glaciers, lakes, and ridges.

In the “halibut capital of the world,” moose wander the streets amid bohemian locals, working fishermen, and outdoor adventurers from the city.


HOMERFAIRBANKS
Born of a turn-of-the-century trader who found himself stranded in what is present-day downtown, Fairbanks was founded when gold was discovered nearby and the trading post blossomed into a thriving city that outlasted its gold-rush boom. Today, locals pride themselves on their independence and endurance, with many descended from Native Peoples and the gold-rush prospectors whose self-sufficiency was the driving force of the town’s conception.

Fairbanks hugs the northern bank of the Chena River that converges with the Tanana River. The sternwheelers that navigate these waters afford breathtaking views of the city

and countryside, while also offering a glimpse into Alaska’s rich interior traditions.

Exploring Fairbanks means participating in the experiences that contribute to the city’s description as “extremely Alaska.” Pan for gold in one of the many creeks that still turn up flakes of gold, or admire the native art treasures on display at the Museum of the North, whose shimmering contours reflect the mountain ranges that encircle it. With the locals playing late, including a mid-night-sun baseball game held every solstice, your list of options to explore is as long as the summer nights.

Alaska’s most remote city is also its second largest, a gold-rush boomtown that today is a regional hub for culture and recreation.

Left to right: Riverboat Discovery Sternwheeler on the Chena River; Homer Spit.To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a


Spectacular landscapes line your route all the way to the end of the road, which leads to this charming fishing village, artist colony, and hippie hangout. Feeling more like Cape Cod than a pioneer town — except for the moose that share the streets — Homer buzzes with seafood shacks, ice cream shops, art galleries, and craft centers.

Refuel with a hearty chowder or savory quiche, followed by heavenly pastries. Check out the farmers’ market, whose vendors draw residents and visitors with freshly shucked oysters and locally brewed kombucha. As the “halibut capital of the world,” this place brims with fresh seafood.

Stroll the Spit, a natural causeway extending into Kachemak Bay, and you may spot eagles soaring overhead. Join a fishing trip or watch for whales, porpoise, and seals during the ferry ride to the town of Halibut Cove. It is surrounded by Kachemak Bay State Park, Alaska’s first state park, offering 400,000 acres of mountains, glaciers, and forests.

In summer, outdoor adventurers from Anchorage, four hours north, flock to this area to fish, kayak, hike, and bike. You might spot wild bears from trails that wind through the old-growth spruce forests and parallel the postcard-perfect glaciers, lakes, and ridges.

In the “halibut capital of the world,” moose wander the streets amid bohemian locals, working fishermen, and outdoor adventurers from the city.


HOMERFAIRBANKS
Blending cosmopolitan excitement and the great outdoors, the city has a youthful exuberance that contributes to its lively night-life, eclectic dining, and adventuresome atmosphere.

Beyond the city limits of “Alaska’s Big Apple,” nature commands the terrain. As many as 60 glaciers are located within an hour’s drive. Urbanites can go for an icy hike by day, and by night enjoy Anchorage under the late evening sun, socializing at a down-town brewery over a local craft beer. Even on weekdays it’s not uncommon to find a suited city worker angling for a catch on a lunch break.

Unlike any other American city, Anchorage boasts 250 miles of trails, sees moose passing through its neighborhoods, and is visited by whales that surface in the waters alongside the Tony

Knowles Coastal Trail. And long summers days mean more time to explore its natural beauty and sample its innovative frontier fare late into the sunlit evening.

Anchorage is home to Native Peoples from around the state, making the city the destination for discovering the history, art, and crafts at the heart of the Alaskan indigenous cultures. The Anchorage Museum preserves an extensive collection of native art, spanning prehistoric times to the present day. And the Alaskan artifacts at the Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center were curated and interpreted with help from the Alaska Native Heri-tage Center, a renowned cultural center and an exciting place to connect with indigenous residents.

A cosmopolitan city perched on the edge of the wilderness, Anchorage is a gateway to natural attractions and the state’s center for the preservation of Alaskan Native cultures.

The pristine wilderness of the Kenai Peninsula is home to nesting seabirds, countless islands, wetlands, and breathtaking coastal views. And, as the gateway to the Kenai Fjords National Park, the Harding Icefield — an expanse of ice and snow created over 23,000 years ago — is easily within reach, and culminates in 40 glaciers that dramatically calve into the sea. Throngs of wildlife course below the surface of the glacial waters and glide above them. Pods of humpback whales are known to breach when hunt-ing, seals and sea lions lounge on rocky outcroppings, and bald eagles soar overhead.

The rugged landscape suits Seward’s hardy locals well. Every July 4th, Seward’s runners race 1.5 miles up and down Mount Marathon. Starting at sea level, the race rises 3,000 feet in ele-

vation over very steep terrain. Runners race over gullies, ice, and snow, using their hands to haul themselves to the finish line. And, when not racing up mountains, you can find stalwart locals at city watering holes and dining spots, where you can savor Alaskan seafood, prepared fresh from the ocean to serve on your plate.

Situated at a grand natural intersection where bays and fjords stretching south to the Pacific meet the crested wilderness — and connected to communities extending northwards via the famously scenic Seward Highway — Seward is emblematic of the wildly beautiful state that is Alaska.

On the shores of Resurrection Bay, this history-rich port town is nestled against the glacier-covered Kenai Mountains, and offers access to inspiring landscapes, incredible marine life, and exciting natural spectacles like calving glaciers.

23Left to right: Anchorage City at night; Seward Harbor.To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.

SEWARDANCHORAGE

Blending cosmopolitan excitement and the great outdoors, the city has a youthful exuberance that contributes to its lively night-life, eclectic dining, and adventuresome atmosphere.

Beyond the city limits of “Alaska’s Big Apple,” nature commands the terrain. As many as 60 glaciers are located within an hour’s drive. Urbanites can go for an icy hike by day, and by night enjoy Anchorage under the late evening sun, socializing at a down-town brewery over a local craft beer. Even on weekdays it’s not uncommon to find a suited city worker angling for a catch on a lunch break.

Unlike any other American city, Anchorage boasts 250 miles of trails, sees moose passing through its neighborhoods, and is visited by whales that surface in the waters alongside the Tony

Knowles Coastal Trail. And long summers days mean more time to explore its natural beauty and sample its innovative frontier fare late into the sunlit evening.

Anchorage is home to Native Peoples from around the state, making the city the destination for discovering the history, art, and crafts at the heart of the Alaskan indigenous cultures. The Anchorage Museum preserves an extensive collection of native art, spanning prehistoric times to the present day. And the Alaskan artifacts at the Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center were curated and interpreted with help from the Alaska Native Heri-tage Center, a renowned cultural center and an exciting place to connect with indigenous residents.

A cosmopolitan city perched on the edge of the wilderness, Anchorage is a gateway to natural attractions and the state’s center for the preservation of Alaskan Native cultures.

The pristine wilderness of the Kenai Peninsula is home to nesting seabirds, countless islands, wetlands, and breathtaking coastal views. And, as the gateway to the Kenai Fjords National Park, the Harding Icefield — an expanse of ice and snow created over 23,000 years ago — is easily within reach, and culminates in 40 glaciers that dramatically calve into the sea. Throngs of wildlife course below the surface of the glacial waters and glide above them. Pods of humpback whales are known to breach when hunt-ing, seals and sea lions lounge on rocky outcroppings, and bald eagles soar overhead.

The rugged landscape suits Seward’s hardy locals well. Every July 4th, Seward’s runners race 1.5 miles up and down Mount Marathon. Starting at sea level, the race rises 3,000 feet in ele-

vation over very steep terrain. Runners race over gullies, ice, and snow, using their hands to haul themselves to the finish line. And, when not racing up mountains, you can find stalwart locals at city watering holes and dining spots, where you can savor Alaskan seafood, prepared fresh from the ocean to serve on your plate.

Situated at a grand natural intersection where bays and fjords stretching south to the Pacific meet the crested wilderness — and connected to communities extending northwards via the famously scenic Seward Highway — Seward is emblematic of the wildly beautiful state that is Alaska.

On the shores of Resurrection Bay, this history-rich port town is nestled against the glacier-covered Kenai Mountains, and offers access to inspiring landscapes, incredible marine life, and exciting natural spectacles like calving glaciers.

23Left to right: Anchorage City at night; Seward Harbor.To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.

SEWARDANCHORAGE

Tucked in a luxuriant glacier-carved valley, encircled by the Chugach Mountains and bordering a temperate rainforest, Girdwood is a playground for the artists and extreme athletes who call her home. Meandering up Mt. Alyeska along the trails checkered with wildflowers to enjoy sensational views, is as pure a Girdwood experience as a helicopter ride to an alpine camp, where Alaskan sled dogs are waiting to be driven.

The luxurious Hotel Alyeska Resort is the attraction of the area, offering a perfect blend of service and hospitality while keeping you connected to the beauty of your surroundings.

Journey to the top of the mountain on the Aerial Tram. From the 2,300-foot summit, the view of the seven hanging glaciers is awe-inspiring. In addition to enjoying the wild outdoors, indulge in the extravagant indoors, with both casual and elegant dining perched on the mountain top, or relax at the spa in its lush valley setting.

Nestled in a glacier-carved valley surrounded by the grandeur of the Chugach Mountains, Alyeska offers stunning views at every turn.

Among climbers, Talkeetna is recognized as the ideal staging ground for preparations to summit Denali. Mountaineers from around the world start here, filling the town’s hotels and bars with expedition excitement. With a population of under 1,000, Talkeet-na has a small but lively local community dedicated to keeping the backcountry spirit of Alaska alive. The log cabin cafés, along with the heritage buildings of its historic Main Street, provide a place where you can mill with the bohemians, aviators, and adventurers who call the town home.

The town’s unique location offers breathtaking views of the tall-est peak in North America and provides access to every imagin-

able way to experience the magnificence of “The Great One” — from seasoned bush pilots taking you up into the skies and over the awe-inspiring north face, to leisurely hikes on quiet trails and river rafting down the glacier-fed Talkeetna River.

Along Main Street, you’ll also find the full breadth of backcountry cuisine, from brew pubs to fine dining, as well as converted air streams serving signature dishes. During your time here, you’ll see how the town embodies her unofficial motto, ‘“Talkeetna, where the road ends and life begins.”

Situated on three rivers in sight of the great mountain, Talkeetna offers breathtaking views, a folksy frontier spirit, endless outdoor activities, and the unique ambience of its eclectic Main Street.

Left to right: Alyeska Mountain; View of Denali Mountain from Talkeetna.To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a



TALKEETNAALYESKA
Tucked in a luxuriant glacier-carved valley, encircled by the Chugach Mountains and bordering a temperate rainforest, Girdwood is a playground for the artists and extreme athletes who call her home. Meandering up Mt. Alyeska along the trails checkered with wildflowers to enjoy sensational views, is as pure a Girdwood experience as a helicopter ride to an alpine camp, where Alaskan sled dogs are waiting to be driven.

The luxurious Hotel Alyeska Resort is the attraction of the area, offering a perfect blend of service and hospitality while keeping you connected to the beauty of your surroundings.

Journey to the top of the mountain on the Aerial Tram. From the 2,300-foot summit, the view of the seven hanging glaciers is awe-inspiring. In addition to enjoying the wild outdoors, indulge in the extravagant indoors, with both casual and elegant dining perched on the mountain top, or relax at the spa in its lush valley setting.

Nestled in a glacier-carved valley surrounded by the grandeur of the Chugach Mountains, Alyeska offers stunning views at every turn.

Among climbers, Talkeetna is recognized as the ideal staging ground for preparations to summit Denali. Mountaineers from around the world start here, filling the town’s hotels and bars with expedition excitement. With a population of under 1,000, Talkeet-na has a small but lively local community dedicated to keeping the backcountry spirit of Alaska alive. The log cabin cafés, along with the heritage buildings of its historic Main Street, provide a place where you can mill with the bohemians, aviators, and adventurers who call the town home.

The town’s unique location offers breathtaking views of the tall-est peak in North America and provides access to every imagin-

able way to experience the magnificence of “The Great One” — from seasoned bush pilots taking you up into the skies and over the awe-inspiring north face, to leisurely hikes on quiet trails and river rafting down the glacier-fed Talkeetna River.

Along Main Street, you’ll also find the full breadth of backcountry cuisine, from brew pubs to fine dining, as well as converted air streams serving signature dishes. During your time here, you’ll see how the town embodies her unofficial motto, ‘“Talkeetna, where the road ends and life begins.”

Situated on three rivers in sight of the great mountain, Talkeetna offers breathtaking views, a folksy frontier spirit, endless outdoor activities, and the unique ambience of its eclectic Main Street.

Left to right: Alyeska Mountain; View of Denali Mountain from Talkeetna.To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a



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Riverboat Discovery (Fairbanks) Cruise down the Chena River on the Riverboat Discovery stern-wheeler. The family-owned boats have sailed down Fairbanks’ Chena River for generations. See a bush floatplane take off beside the boat and learn about the role of these pilots in open-ing up the Alaskan interior. Visit an Athabascan Indian village and discover native culture. Cruise past the family home of an Iditarod champion to see how the sled dogs are trained.

Gold Dredge 8 (Fairbanks) Travel on the narrow gauge Tanana Valley Railroad, where you’ll hear tales about prospectors who first flocked to this region hoping to strike it rich. Years later, between 1928 and 1959, Gold Dredge 8 played a key role in the economy of the Tanana Valley. See the mechanized operation that has been named a national engineering landmark and learn about the Trans-Alaska Pipe-line’s importance to domestic oil production. Gold-rush history then comes alive during a tour of the working mining camp, where you can pan for gold.

Denali Natural History Tour and Tundra Wilderness Tour (Denali) Journey into the highly-protected backcountry of Denali National Park. You’ll drive through taiga-subarctic evergreen forests, into the higher elevations that offer open views of the tundra-covered slopes and river valleys, and enjoy expansive, breathtaking views of the Alaska Range, including Denali, North America’s tallest mountain. On the Denali Natural History Tour, venture 30 miles into the park, enjoying interpretive programs and award-winning presentations that showcase how the wild landscape influenced Alaska Natives and inspired early pioneers. The Tundra Wilderness Tour enables you to explore further, traveling up to 62 miles into the park, with more opportu-nities to see the mountain and wildlife.

27Left clockwise: Orca on the Kenai Peninsula; Riverboat Discovery Sternwheeler; Panning at Gold Dredge 8; Caribou on Denali Park Road. To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.

A Celebrity Cruisetour offers the ideal balance of included experiences and free time to explore on your own. On every Cruisetour, you’ll take a narrated wilderness journey into the heart of Denali National Park. On select Cruisetours, you’ll enjoy included experiences that showcase the special qualities of each destination. These adventures are among the highlights.

Where TRAVEL ENDS ADVENTURES BEGIN

INCLUDED EXPERIENCES

Photo: Orca, Kenai Peninsula.
Riverboat Discovery (Fairbanks) Cruise down the Chena River on the Riverboat Discovery stern-wheeler. The family-owned boats have sailed down Fairbanks’ Chena River for generations. See a bush floatplane take off beside the boat and learn about the role of these pilots in open-ing up the Alaskan interior. Visit an Athabascan Indian village and discover native culture. Cruise past the family home of an Iditarod champion to see how the sled dogs are trained.

Gold Dredge 8 (Fairbanks) Travel on the narrow gauge Tanana Valley Railroad, where you’ll hear tales about prospectors who first flocked to this region hoping to strike it rich. Years later, between 1928 and 1959, Gold Dredge 8 played a key role in the economy of the Tanana Valley. See the mechanized operation that has been named a national engineering landmark and learn about the Trans-Alaska Pipe-line’s importance to domestic oil production. Gold-rush history then comes alive during a tour of the working mining camp, where you can pan for gold.

Denali Natural History Tour and Tundra Wilderness Tour (Denali) Journey into the highly-protected backcountry of Denali National Park. You’ll drive through taiga-subarctic evergreen forests, into the higher elevations that offer open views of the tundra-covered slopes and river valleys, and enjoy expansive, breathtaking views of the Alaska Range, including Denali, North America’s tallest mountain. On the Denali Natural History Tour, venture 30 miles into the park, enjoying interpretive programs and award-winning presentations that showcase how the wild landscape influenced Alaska Natives and inspired early pioneers. The Tundra Wilderness Tour enables you to explore further, traveling up to 62 miles into the park, with more opportu-nities to see the mountain and wildlife.

27Left clockwise: Orca on the Kenai Peninsula; Riverboat Discovery Sternwheeler; Panning at Gold Dredge 8; Caribou on Denali Park Road. To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.

A Celebrity Cruisetour offers the ideal balance of included experiences and free time to explore on your own. On every Cruisetour, you’ll take a narrated wilderness journey into the heart of Denali National Park. On select Cruisetours, you’ll enjoy included experiences that showcase the special qualities of each destination. These adventures are among the highlights.

Where TRAVEL ENDS ADVENTURES BEGIN


Photo: Orca, Kenai Peninsula.
Alaska Native Heritage Center (Anchorage) Discover the fascinating mosaic of Alaska Native cultures, traditions, and values through celebration and education at Alaska’s larg-est cultural center. Listen to stories and learn about the state’s 11 major cultural groups. Hear authentic native song and watch dance performances. The entertaining and enlightening workshops, demonstrations, and guided tours of the indoor exhibits and outdoor village sites make this one of Anchorage’s most popular attractions.

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center (Alyeska) The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is a nonprofit wildlife refuge that is dedicated to preserving Alaska’s wildlife through conservation, education, and quality animal care. The injured and orphaned animals under care are treated and rehabilitat-ed, then released back into the wild. See black bears, wolves, caribou, elk, wood bison, moose, and many other species native to the state and learn about their habits and natural habitats.

Resurrection Bay Wildlife Cruise (Seward) Soak in the stunning views on a coastal cruise around the Kenai Peninsula. Hear about the fascinating history of Resurrection Bay while viewing the jagged cliffs, seabirds, marine wildlife, and alpine glaciers, including the magnificent Bear Glacier. The narrated 4-hour journey takes you past forest, coves, and waters that form the natural habitat of species like orcas, sea otters, and bald eagles. You’ll travel to Fox Island, a remote and moun-tainous island nestled in Resurrection Bay, to savor a delicious buffet-style lunch of wild Alaska salmon and prime rib.

Alaska SeaLife Center (Seward) Get up close and personal with puffins, octopuses, and sea lions, while learning about Alaska’s diverse marine life and ecosystem at the state’s only public aquarium and ocean wildlife rescue center. The Alaska SeaLife Center contributes to the scientific understanding of marine mammals, birds, and fish in the arctic and subarctic through research, animal care, and other work by staff specialists.

29Left clockwise: Alaska Native performance at Alaska Native Heritage Center; Bison at Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center; Breeching Whale on the Kenai Peninsula; Sea Lion at Alaska SeaLife Center. To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.

Highlighted Included Experiences are examples only, as program inclusions vary by Alaska Cruisetour. Please review the Daily Details on pages 34–57 for the specifics of each Cruisetour.

Alaska Native Heritage Center (Anchorage) Discover the fascinating mosaic of Alaska Native cultures, traditions, and values through celebration and education at Alaska’s larg-est cultural center. Listen to stories and learn about the state’s 11 major cultural groups. Hear authentic native song and watch dance performances. The entertaining and enlightening workshops, demonstrations, and guided tours of the indoor exhibits and outdoor village sites make this one of Anchorage’s most popular attractions.

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center (Alyeska) The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is a nonprofit wildlife refuge that is dedicated to preserving Alaska’s wildlife through conservation, education, and quality animal care. The injured and orphaned animals under care are treated and rehabilitat-ed, then released back into the wild. See black bears, wolves, caribou, elk, wood bison, moose, and many other species native to the state and learn about their habits and natural habitats.

Resurrection Bay Wildlife Cruise (Seward) Soak in the stunning views on a coastal cruise around the Kenai Peninsula. Hear about the fascinating history of Resurrection Bay while viewing the jagged cliffs, seabirds, marine wildlife, and alpine glaciers, including the magnificent Bear Glacier. The narrated 4-hour journey takes you past forest, coves, and waters that form the natural habitat of species like orcas, sea otters, and bald eagles. You’ll travel to Fox Island, a remote and moun-tainous island nestled in Resurrection Bay, to savor a delicious buffet-style lunch of wild Alaska salmon and prime rib.

Alaska SeaLife Center (Seward) Get up close and personal with puffins, octopuses, and sea lions, while learning about Alaska’s diverse marine life and ecosystem at the state’s only public aquarium and ocean wildlife rescue center. The Alaska SeaLife Center contributes to the scientific understanding of marine mammals, birds, and fish in the arctic and subarctic through research, animal care, and other work by staff specialists.

29Left clockwise: Alaska Native performance at Alaska Native Heritage Center; Bison at Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center; Breeching Whale on the Kenai Peninsula; Sea Lion at Alaska SeaLife Center. To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.

Highlighted Included Experiences are examples only, as program inclusions vary by Alaska Cruisetour. Please review the Daily Details on pages 34–57 for the specifics of each Cruisetour.

ALYESKA RESORTAlyeska Resort is an expansive luxury property in the heart of

Girdwood, a lush glacier-carved valley known for its stunning

beauty. Framed by the Chugach Mountains, Alyeska Resort

provides the perfect balance of natural solitude, adventure, and

luxury amenities. Enjoy wilderness trails right at your doorstep.

Hike or bike, admiring the valley’s wildflowers and stunning

mountain views. Indulge in a four diamond dining experience,

savoring culinary delicacies at 2,300 feet. See the seven hang-

ing glaciers and explore the world’s northernmost rainforest.

After an adventure-packed day, rejuvenate at Alyeska Resort’s

spa or unwind in the saltwater pool.

DENALI PARK VILLAGESet on the banks of the Nenana River and nestled in a lush forest of spruce trees, Denali Park Village is just minutes from Denali National Park Visitor Center, and the untamed wilder-ness beyond. Unwind over a glass of wine as the Nenana River rushes by, admiring the breathtaking natural beauty from the outdoor deck. Take a leisurely stroll on trails surrounding your lodge. Or embark on an adventurous hike on the property’s more rugged trails. With incredible views of the Alaska Range, and its location in the heart of the Alaskan interior, Denali Park Village offers spectacular access to the natural beauty of Denali National Park.

TALKEETNA ALASKAN LODGE Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge boasts breathtaking views of Denali and the Alaska Range. Sit by a two-story fireplace built from the rocks of the Matanuska River, admiring the views as clouds dance around Denali’s towering summit, or enjoy a leisurely hike on the surrounding trails. The lodge offers ease of access to Talkeetna’s historic district and charmingly offbeat Main Street, where you can meet the aviators and adventurers who call the town home.

PIKE’S WATERFRONT LODGENestled on the historic banks of the Chena River, Pike’s Wa-terfront Lodge offers scenic views, with access to downtown attractions like the Museum of the North. Built from the ground up by Alaskan native Lloyd Pike, Pike’s Landing was developed from the original log structure that existed in 1959. The family-run lodge showcases works by Alaskan artists and operates its own greenhouse that supplies Pike’s kitchen with fresh vegetables all summer long.


Cozy fireplaces, rushing rivers, wilderness trails at your doorstep, and spectacular views — our lodge selection reflects the Celebrity Cruisetours commitment to providing the finest accommodations available in areas of breathtaking natural beauty, while keeping you close to Alaska’s unique communities. The lodges embody the character of the natural landscape and the people who inhabit it, with access to Alaska’s unique cultural and culinary scenes. At these Alaska properties, you can enjoy an afternoon wilder-ness hike, bask in a saltwater pool, sit by a roaring fireplace, enjoy fresh Alaskan seafood, and unwind over a glass of wine alongside one of the state’s mighty rivers.

31Highlighted accommodations are examples, as accommodations vary by Alaska Cruisetour.Please review the Daily Details on pages 34–57 for the specifics of each Cruisetour.

Your ALASKAN HOME AWAY FROM HOME

ALASKA LODGING
ALYESKA RESORTAlyeska Resort is an expansive luxury property in the heart of

Girdwood, a lush glacier-carved valley known for its stunning

beauty. Framed by the Chugach Mountains, Alyeska Resort

provides the perfect balance of natural solitude, adventure, and

luxury amenities. Enjoy wilderness trails right at your doorstep.

Hike or bike, admiring the valley’s wildflowers and stunning

mountain views. Indulge in a four diamond dining experience,

savoring culinary delicacies at 2,300 feet. See the seven hang-

ing glaciers and explore the world’s northernmost rainforest.

After an adventure-packed day, rejuvenate at Alyeska Resort’s

spa or unwind in the saltwater pool.

DENALI PARK VILLAGESet on the banks of the Nenana River and nestled in a lush forest of spruce trees, Denali Park Village is just minutes from Denali National Park Visitor Center, and the untamed wilder-ness beyond. Unwind over a glass of wine as the Nenana River rushes by, admiring the breathtaking natural beauty from the outdoor deck. Take a leisurely stroll on trails surrounding your lodge. Or embark on an adventurous hike on the property’s more rugged trails. With incredible views of the Alaska Range, and its location in the heart of the Alaskan interior, Denali Park Village offers spectacular access to the natural beauty of Denali National Park.

TALKEETNA ALASKAN LODGE Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge boasts breathtaking views of Denali and the Alaska Range. Sit by a two-story fireplace built from the rocks of the Matanuska River, admiring the views as clouds dance around Denali’s towering summit, or enjoy a leisurely hike on the surrounding trails. The lodge offers ease of access to Talkeetna’s historic district and charmingly offbeat Main Street, where you can meet the aviators and adventurers who call the town home.

PIKE’S WATERFRONT LODGENestled on the historic banks of the Chena River, Pike’s Wa-terfront Lodge offers scenic views, with access to downtown attractions like the Museum of the North. Built from the ground up by Alaskan native Lloyd Pike, Pike’s Landing was developed from the original log structure that existed in 1959. The family-run lodge showcases works by Alaskan artists and operates its own greenhouse that supplies Pike’s kitchen with fresh vegetables all summer long.


Cozy fireplaces, rushing rivers, wilderness trails at your doorstep, and spectacular views — our lodge selection reflects the Celebrity Cruisetours commitment to providing the finest accommodations available in areas of breathtaking natural beauty, while keeping you close to Alaska’s unique communities. The lodges embody the character of the natural landscape and the people who inhabit it, with access to Alaska’s unique cultural and culinary scenes. At these Alaska properties, you can enjoy an afternoon wilder-ness hike, bask in a saltwater pool, sit by a roaring fireplace, enjoy fresh Alaskan seafood, and unwind over a glass of wine alongside one of the state’s mighty rivers.

31Highlighted accommodations are examples, as accommodations vary by Alaska Cruisetour.Please review the Daily Details on pages 34–57 for the specifics of each Cruisetour.

Your ALASKAN HOME AWAY FROM HOME

ALASKA LODGING

Photo: Kayaking in Skagway. 33

Photo: Kayaking in Skagway. 33
35Left to right: Brown Bears in Katmai National Park; Hubbard Glacier; Dall Sheep; Celebrity Millennium.To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.

Indicates package will include travel aboard the Wilderness Express, glass-domed, double-decker railcars which offer extraordinary views, attentive service, and a menu of locally inspired culinary sensations.

* Upgrade to the Tundra Wilderness Tour is available through your Tour Director for an additional fee.

Cruisetour NameDENALI

EXPRESS 11A

TALKEETNATREASURES

1A/B

ALASKAGOLD RUSHADVENTURE

2A/B

AUTHENTIC TASTES OF

ALASKA 9A/B

ALASKA WILDLIFEENCOUNTER

3A/B

Total CruisetourNights 9 Nights 10 Nights 10 Nights 10 Nights 11 Nights

Cruise Nights & Name

7-Night AlaskaNorthbound Glacier

Cruise

7-Night AlaskaNorthbound/Southbound

Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise

Rail Leg Included

Included Experiences Denali Natural History Tour

Alaska WildlifeConservation Center,Denali Natural History

Tour*

Denali NaturalHistory Tour*, Fairbanks

City Tour, Gold Dredge 8

Seward Dock Walk and Salmon Tasting, Alaska Native Heritage Center and Eskimo Ice Cream, Alaska Brewery Tasting, Kahiltna Birch Company

Tasting, Denali Natural History

Tour

Alaska SeaLife Center,Denali Natural

History Tour*, WildlifeConservation Center

Fairbanks 2 Nights

Denali 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night

Talkeetna 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night

Anchorage 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night

Alyeska 1 Night

Seward

Homer

MAJESTIC TUNDRA

EXPLORER4A/B

ALASKA MOUNTAINMEDLEY

5A/B

GREAT NATIONAL PARKS EXPEDITION

6A/B

GRANDHEARTLANDADVENTURE

7A/B

GREAT FRONTIER

EXPEDITION8A/B

HOMER DISCOVERY AND HEARTLAND

WILDLIFE10A/B

11 Nights 12 Nights 12 Nights 13 Nights 13 Nights 13 Nights


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise

Tundra Wilderness Tour, Fairbanks City

Tour, Riverboat Discovery

Cruise

Alaska SeaLife Center,Denali Natural History

Tour*

Kenai Fjords National Park Cruise, Alaska

Native Heritage Center, Tundra Wilderness Tour,

Fairbanks City Tour, Riverboat Discovery

Cruise

Resurrection Bay WildlifeCruise with Fox Island

Lunch, AnchorageCity Tour, Anchorage

Museum, Denali NaturalHistory Tour*,

Fairbanks City Tour,Riverboat Discovery

Cruise

Alaska Native Heritage Center, Tundra

Wilderness Tour, Fairbanks City Tour, Riverboat Discovery

Cruise, Museum of the North

Homer Dock Walk,Islands & Oceans Center

Denali Presentation - ‘Welcome to the Sub

Arctic’Tundra Wilderness Tour

Farm Visit

2 Nights 2 Nights 1 Night 2 Nights

2 Nights 2 Nights 1 Night 2 Nights 2 Nights 2 Nights

1 Night 1 Night 1 Night

1 Night 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night

1 Night 1 Night

1 Night 1 Night

2 Nights

ALASKA CRUISETOUR OVERVIEWALASKA CRUISETOUR DAILY DETAILS
35Left to right: Brown Bears in Katmai National Park; Hubbard Glacier; Dall Sheep; Celebrity Millennium.To learn more and to book, visit celebritycruises.com, call a Celebrity Vacation Planner at 1-800-852-7239, or contact your travel advisor.

Indicates package will include travel aboard the Wilderness Express, glass-domed, double-decker railcars which offer extraordinary views, attentive service, and a menu of locally inspired culinary sensations.

* Upgrade to the Tundra Wilderness Tour is available through your Tour Director for an additional fee.

Cruisetour NameDENALI

EXPRESS 11A

TALKEETNATREASURES

1A/B

ALASKAGOLD RUSHADVENTURE

2A/B

AUTHENTIC TASTES OF

ALASKA 9A/B

ALASKA WILDLIFEENCOUNTER

3A/B

Total CruisetourNights 9 Nights 10 Nights 10 Nights 10 Nights 11 Nights

Cruise Nights & Name

7-Night AlaskaNorthbound Glacier

Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise

Rail Leg Included

Included Experiences Denali Natural History Tour

Alaska WildlifeConservation Center,Denali Natural History

Tour*

Denali NaturalHistory Tour*, Fairbanks

City Tour, Gold Dredge 8

Seward Dock Walk and Salmon Tasting, Alaska Native Heritage Center and Eskimo Ice Cream, Alaska Brewery Tasting, Kahiltna Birch Company

Tasting, Denali Natural History

Tour

Alaska SeaLife Center,Denali Natural

History Tour*, WildlifeConservation Center

Fairbanks 2 Nights

Denali 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night

Talkeetna 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night

Anchorage 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night

Alyeska 1 Night

Seward

Homer

MAJESTIC TUNDRA

EXPLORER4A/B

ALASKA MOUNTAINMEDLEY

5A/B

GREAT NATIONAL PARKS EXPEDITION

6A/B

GRANDHEARTLANDADVENTURE

7A/B

GREAT FRONTIER

EXPEDITION8A/B

HOMER DISCOVERY AND HEARTLAND

WILDLIFE10A/B

11 Nights 12 Nights 12 Nights 13 Nights 13 Nights 13 Nights


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise


Glacier Cruise

Tundra Wilderness Tour, Fairbanks City

Tour, Riverboat Discovery

Cruise

Alaska SeaLife Center,Denali Natural History

Tour*

Kenai Fjords National Park Cruise, Alaska

Native Heritage Center, Tundra Wilderness Tour,

Fairbanks City Tour, Riverboat Discovery

Cruise

Resurrection Bay WildlifeCruise with Fox Island

Lunch, AnchorageCity Tour, Anchorage

Museum, Denali NaturalHistory Tour*,

Fairbanks City Tour,Riverboat Discovery

Cruise

Alaska Native Heritage Center, Tundra

Wilderness Tour, Fairbanks City Tour, Riverboat Discovery

Cruise, Museum of the North

Homer Dock Walk,Islands & Oceans Center

Denali Presentation - ‘Welcome to the Sub

Arctic’Tundra Wilderness Tour

Farm Visit

2 Nights 2 Nights 1 Night 2 Nights

2 Nights 2 Nights 1 Night 2 Nights 2 Nights 2 Nights

1 Night 1 Night 1 Night

1 Night 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night 1 Night

1 Night 1 Night

1 Night 1 Night

2 Nights

ALASKA CRUISETOUR OVERVIEWALASKA CRUISETOUR DAILY DETAILS
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9-Night Denali Express Cruisetour (11A Northbound) Celebrity Millennium7 Night Cruise | Alaska Northbound Glacier Cruise2 Night Land Tour | Denali and Anchorage

2021 Start Dates: May 14, May 28, Jun 11, Jun 25, Jul 9, Jul 23, Aug 6, Aug 20

11A INCLUDED EXPERIENCES

Denali Natural History TourRail Talkeetna to Anchorage

Limited time shouldn’t limit your experiences. Explore Denali — the highlight of the Last Frontier — on this two-night journey into the interior.


Day 1-8—Cruise: 7-night sailing from Vancouver to Seward.

Day 8—Friday | Seward | Anchorage | Denali: • Travel by deluxe motor coach to Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska. Enjoy a city tour featuring key sights and historic landmarks, after which you’ll continue to spectacular Denali.• From 5:00 p.m., Denali is yours to discover. Experience the region’s untamed beauty via a range of optional activities, such as bush pilots taking you up into the skies, leisurely hikes on quiet trails, and river rafting down the Nenana River. Overnight at Denali Park Village.

Day 9—Saturday | Denali | Anchorage:• Begin your day immersed in Alaska’s magnificent wilderness on the Denali Natural History Tour. Discover the beauty of taiga for-ests and gaze at miles of rolling tundra while searching for wildlife in their natural habitat. Afterwards, you’ll travel by deluxe motor coach to picturesque Talkeetna where you’ll board the Wilderness Express, a glass-domed railcar, for your journey to Anchorage. • From 8:00 p.m., Anchorage is yours to discover. Stroll under the late-evening sun in a city nestled between Cook Inlet and the Turnagain Arm. Overnight at the Anchorage Marriott.

Day 10—Sunday | Anchorage:• Your Tour Director will see that you are transferred to the Anchorage airport for your flight home.

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PACIFIC OCEAN

Talkeetna

Seward

Anchorage

Denali

Port/City of call Departure port Train Motor coach Cruise

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ALASKA CRUISETOUR DAILY DETAILS

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9-Night Denali Express Cruisetour (11A Northbound) Celebrity Millennium7 Night Cruise | Alaska Northbound Glacier Cruise2 Night Land Tour | Denali and Anchorage

2021 Start Dates: May 14, May 28, Jun 11, Jun 25, Jul 9, Jul 23, Aug 6, Aug 20


Denali Natural History TourRail Talkeetna to Anchorage

Limited time shouldn’t limit your experiences. Explore Denali — the highlight of the Last Frontier — on this two-night journey into the interior.


Day 1-8—Cruise: 7-night sailing from Vancouver to Seward.

Day 8—Friday | Seward | Anchorage | Denali: • Travel by deluxe motor coach to Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska. Enjoy a city tour featuring key sights and historic landmarks, after which you’ll continue to spectacular Denali.• From 5:00 p.m., Denali is yours to discover. Experience the region’s untamed beauty via a range of optional activities, such as bush pilots taking you up into the skies, leisurely hikes on quiet trails, and river rafting down the Nenana River. Overnight at Denali Park Village.

Day 9—Saturday | Denali | Anchorage:• Begin your day immersed in Alaska’s magnificent wilderness on the Denali Natural History Tour. Discover the beauty of taiga for-ests and gaze at miles of rolling tundra while searching for wildlife in their natural habitat. Afterwards, you’ll travel by deluxe motor coach to picturesque Talkeetna where you’ll board the Wilderness Express, a glass-domed railcar, for your journey to Anchorage. • From 8:00 p.m., Anchorage is yours to discover. Stroll under the late-evening sun in a city nestled between Cook Inlet and the Turnagain Arm. Overnight at the Anchorage Marriott.

Day 10—Sunday | Anchorage:• Your Tour Director will see that you are transferred to the Anchorage airport for your flight home.

CruiseGulf

ofAlaska

PACIFIC OCEAN

Talkeetna

Seward

Anchorage

Denali

Port/City of call Departure port Train Motor coach Cruise

Photo: Bald Eagle

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* Alaska Cruisetour arrival times are tentative. The tour component of your escorted Cruisetour vacation is comprisedof a dedicated tour guide, included experiences, lodging, and transportation as described. Optional excursions are notincluded. Meals are not included unless specified.


Alaska Wildlife Conservation CenterDenali Natural History TourRail Talkeetna to Anchorage

Cultured Anchorage, folksy Talkeetna, and wild Denali — experience Alaska’s many-sided charms on this 10-night journey into the Last Frontier.

Day 1-8—Cruise:7-night sailing from Vancouver to Seward

Day 8—Friday | Seward | Anchorage Talkeetna: • Meet your Tour Director at the pier in Seward. Board your deluxe motor coach, and travel to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. Encounter Alaska’s famed wildlife up-close as you observe animals indigenous to the area before journeying to Anchorage, Alaska’s most cosmopolitan city. Explore the downtown area and enjoy lunch on your own. Travel by deluxe motor coach to the charming Alaskan town of Talkeetna. • From 4:30 p.m., Talkeetna is yours to explore. Stroll past Main Street’s lively brew pubs and converted Airstreams, serving signature dish-es. Take in breathtaking views of Denali and mingle with the locals who keep the back-country spirit of Alaska alive. Overnight at the Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge.

Day 9—Saturday | Talkeetna | Denali:• Enjoy an early-morning scenic drive from Talkeetna to one of Alaska’s most treasured landmarks, Denali. After lunch on your own at the Visitor Center, venture across Denali National Park on the Denali Natural History Tour*. Discover the beauty of taiga forests and gaze at miles of rolling tundra, while searching for wildlife.• After your tour, Denali is yours to discover. Book an optional land excursion with your Tour Director to soar over Denali, “The Great One,” on a flightseeing plane, or raft down the Nenana River. Overnight at Denali Park Village.* For an additional charge, an upgrade to the Tundra

Wilderness Tour is available through your Tour Director.

Day 10—Sunday | Denali | Talkeetna Anchorage: • Craft your own unique Alaskan adventure in the morning, such as a visit to the Denali Visitor Center, with its fascinating natural history exhibits and films, or book an optional land excursion to visit the sled dogs of the Husky Homestead. Today, board the Wil-derness Express glass-domed railcar, for a picturesque journey to Anchorage.• From 8:30 p.m., Anchorage is yours to explore. Enjoy the evening, dining or strolling under the midnight sun. Overnight at the Anchorage Marriott. Day 11—Monday | Anchorage: • Your Tour Director will see that you are transferred to Anchorage airport for your flight home.

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PACIFIC OCEAN

Talkeetna

Seward

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Day 1—Tuesday | Anchorage:• Upon arrival in Anchorage, a transfer will be provided to your Anchorage hotel where your Tour Director will greet you. Enjoy time on your own to explore Alaska’s most cosmopolitan city while dining or strolling under the midnight sun. Overnight at the Anchorage Marriott.

Day 2—Wednesday | Anchorage | Talkeetna | Denali:• Enjoy scenic ride aboard the WildernessExpress glass-domed railcar to oneof Alaska’s most treasured landmarks,Denali.• From 4:30 p.m., Denali is yours to discover. Book an optional land excursion with your Tour Director and soar over Denali, “The Great One,”

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