A cruise ship seems too removed and too upper-class a method to use for visiting a U.S. state.
It wasn't. I came around to the idea in part due to family persuasion but also in part because traveling by ship does, in fact, become reasonable when looking for ways to visit our state with the largest coastline. We missed the interior, naturally, of which there is too much for us to ever really know. We saw a significant amount of the Alaskan seaboard, though, and it was fine.
- Days zero and one, getting into Vancouver, Canada.
- Day two, getting onto the Koningsdam.
- Day three, shipboard life.
- Day four in Juneau, Alaska.
- Day five in Skagway.
- Day six, Glacier Bay.
- Day seven, Ketchikan.
- Day eight, differences among ship crew and guests.
- Day nine, the Vancouver Aquarium.
- Final observations.
We went in the summer, admittedly - but it was very fine.
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