Summer 2026 marks a first: Voyager of the Seas has arrived in Alaska, bringing Royal Caribbean's iconic resort-style ship to one of the most awe-inspiring coastlines on earth. If you've been waiting for the perfect excuse to finally explore the Last Frontier, this is it.
Every Alaska season has its standout addition, and this year it's the arrival of Voyager of the Seas at the Port of Seattle. The ship is now sailing a series of 7-night Alaska itineraries through early October, and with its reputation for onboard energy and variety, this is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about Alaska deployments in recent memory.

Two Itineraries, One Unforgettable Region
Royal Caribbean has built two distinct weeklong routes for Voyager's Alaska season, both sailing roundtrip from Seattle.
The Alaska Experience itinerary calls at Juneau, Skagway, and Sitka before wrapping up with a twilight stop in Victoria, British Columbia, a perfect garden-city send-off before your Seattle homecoming. The Alaska Adventure route covers Juneau, Skagway, and Victoria, with a spectacular stretch of scenic cruising through Endicott Arm to the face of Dawes Glacier, the kind of moment that silences an entire ship deck.
Port by Port: What Awaits You
Day 1 — Seattle, WA Your journey begins in the Emerald City. Arrive early and explore Pike Place Market, the waterfront, or a rooftop bar before boarding at 4:00 PM. Pro tip: arrive the night before to explore the city stress-free.
Day 3 — Juneau, AK The only U.S. capital accessible solely by sea or air. Dogsled across Mendenhall Glacier, pan for gold, or hike through ancient rainforest. Shore excursion options include glacier trekking, whale watching, and zipline tours.
Day 4 — Skagway, AK Walk the streets of a Gold Rush-era boomtown. Ride a vintage narrow-gauge railway through mountain passes that once tested the spirit of fortune-seekers. Full day ashore: 8 AM to 6 PM.
Day 5 — Sitka, AK A rare blend of Russian, Tlingit, and American heritage. Spot puffins, hike volcanic trails, and catch the midnight sun over Mount Edgecumbe, one of Alaska's most culturally rich ports.
Day 7 — Victoria, BC End your journey with a dreamy evening in Canada's "Garden City." Cycle the harbour, visit Craigdarroch Castle, or explore the oldest Chinatown in Canada. The ship docks until 10 PM, giving you plenty of time to take it all in.
Scenic Highlight: Dawes Glacier (Alaska Adventure Route) The ship glides through the narrow Endicott Arm fjord to the face of Dawes Glacier, a blue-white wall of ancient ice that calves into the sea in thunderous slow motion.
The Ship: More Than a Way to Get There
There's a reason Voyager of the Seas has earned a loyal following over more than two decades at sea. This is a ship that keeps you genuinely busy, whether you're between ports or the weather outside is doing what Alaska weather does.
What's onboard: FlowRider® surf simulator · Ice-skating rink · Royal Promenade with shops and bars · Izumi Japanese cuisine · Rock-climbing wall · Full-service spa and fitness center · Pool deck with multiple hot tubs · Nightly Broadway-style entertainment
Sea days on this voyage aren't downtime. They're part of the experience. Sip coffee on deck as mist rises off the Pacific, take a spin class before Juneau, or end the night watching live shows from a seat you actually want.
Why Book Now
This is Voyager's first-ever Alaska season, which means early sailings are generating real buzz. Popular sailings, especially those with peak-summer departure dates in July and August, tend to fill up fast, and cabin categories with the best value go first.
After Alaska, Voyager of the Seas repositions to the West Coast for Mexican Riviera and Baja California sailings, meaning this Alaska chapter is a limited-run, first-year event. When it returns for its second summer in 2027, prices are likely to reflect its growing reputation.
Ready to See Alaska From the Water?
Browse available dates and cabin categories for Voyager of the Seas' Alaska sailings. Compare itineraries, view pricing, and reserve your spot, all in one place at OLA Vacations.
