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July 25 thru August 2, 2008
Hosted by Joanne and Dana Goodnow

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Norwegian Star
The Norwegian Star was built for Freestyle Cruising,
with a long list of options for every Tom, Dick and Jane out there.
You'll have 13 superb choices for dining, with tempting
selections that range from Asian fusion and French Mediterranean to
all-American. Gather at Gatsby's Champagne Bar for a sunset toast or
try the international selection of beers at our outdoor Bier Garten.
How about a massage, facial or body wrap at the Barong Spa?
Or try a spinning or yoga class at the Fitness Center.
However you choose to spend your time on board, treat yourself with a
no-rules, freedom filled cruise north to Alaska's pristine waters. |
The Itinerary
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Port |
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Depart |
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Friday, July 25 |
Overnight in Seattle |
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Sat, July 26 |
Seattle |
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4:00 pm |
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Sun, July 27 |
Cruise Alaska’s Inside Passage |
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Mon, July 28 |
Ketchikan |
7:00 am |
3:00 pm |
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Tues, July 29 |
Juneau |
7:00 am |
1:30 pm |
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Tues, July 29 |
Cruise Sawyer Glacier |
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Wed, July 30 |
Skagway |
7:00 am |
5:00 pm |
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Thurs, July 31 |
Prince Rupert |
5:00 pm |
10:00 pm |
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Fri, August 1 |
At Sea |
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Sat, August 2 |
Seattle |
7:00 am |
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On
a clear day, the Seattle skyline is stunning. On
rainy days there is much to do and see under cover.
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Take a ferry across the Sound or check out the view
atop the Space Needle.
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Visit turn-of-the-century Pioneer Square day or
night.
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Seattle City Tour |
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Seattle is known for its outstanding attractions such as Pike Place Market
and the Space Needle, but outside the downtown area,
Seattle is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own,
unique personality. |
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Just three miles long by three miles wide, Alaska's
first city is lively.
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Replica totem poles are on display at Totem Bight
State Historical Park.
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Walk the old boardwalk along Ketchikan Creek in
search of shops and cafes.
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Ketchikan Cultural Discovery
See eagles eye to eye. Visit the Deer Mountain Hatchery and Eagle
Center and get close-up photos of eagles in natural
settings. The Center is housed in the Totem Bight State
Park. Next stop, explore the Totem Heritage Center. |
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Misty Fjords & Wilderness Explorer
Prepare to see one of nature's most spectacular creations. Voyage into
the Behm Canal surrounded by Misty Fjords' pristine
beauty. Spot an eagle's nest and marvel at New Eddystone
Rock, an immense volcanic spire rising from the emerald
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Saxman Native Village &
Lumberjack Show
Combine the "Saxman Native Village" and "The Great Alaskan Lumberjack
Show" tours, each filled with culture and fun for
thoroughly entertaining days in Ketchikan. |
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Drive, hike into or fly over the Mendenhall Glacier.
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Quite possibly the most beautiful state capital of
all with Mt. Juneau and Mt. Roberts in the
background.
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Shop in the historical district with buildings
dating back to the early 1900's.
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Juneau & Mendenhall Glacier
See an overview of this fascinating capital city and its attractions.
Then proceed to Mendenhall Glacier, the world's only
drive-to glacier. The Visitor Center houses many
glaciology exhibits. Cap off the day with a drive to
scenic Auke Lake. |
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Whale Watching & Wildlife Quest
Enjoy a whale and wildlife show. Your guided jet-powered catamaran
will cruise around Stephen's Passage, a summer feeding
ground for humpback whales. When spotted, the Captain
will get close for photos. We guarantee you'll see a
whale or receive a $100 back! Also, see seals and
eagles. |
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Mendenhall Glacier By Helicopter & Guided Walk
Soar over the highest glaciers, above the 7,000 ft. high Mendenhall
Towers and Mendenhall Glacier with its jagged rocks,
icefalls, and deep blue crevasses. Then land on a slow
moving river of ice. Explore the glacier's surface with
your expert guide. This tour is non-refundable and
weight surcharge does apply. |
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Downtown Broadway offers a true sense of frontier,
boomtown life.
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Hike to the 300 feet high Reid Falls from the
cemetery in town.
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The gateway to the Klondike retains its frontier
style well.
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White Pass Scenic Railway
No trip to Alaska is complete without a ride on the White Pass and
Yukon Route narrow-gauge railroad that served the mad
rush to the Klondike in 1898. You'll board an
old-fashioned parlor car for a 40-mile round trip. |
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Historical City Tour & Salmon Bake
Keep your camera handy. This tour encompasses Skagway's historic
downtown with streets lined with wooden boardwalks and
false fronted buildings. Show girls flaunt their stuff
at Liarsville Gold Rush Camp. Take time to wander after
dinner. |
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Dogsledding & Glacier Flightseeing Via Helicopter
Do it the Alaskan way. First fly over spectacular glacier sites and
land at the Denver Glacier Dog camp. Expert mushers will
introduce you to dog sledding. You can choose to drive
the team or relax in the sled. Either way, enjoy! This
tour is non-refundable and a weight surcharge applies. |
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British
Columbia's coastal city was once a major fishing and
timber port.
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Fish,
hike, white-water kayak or canoe. It's up to you.
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Visit the
Museum of Northern British Columbia and the North
Pacific Cannery
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Prince Rupert Deluxe Highlights
See the city and catch the area's two
most popular attractions! Your tour features the
Canadian National Historic Site at North Pacific Cannery
for a look at the coast's salmon canning and fishing
industry. See where men, women and children laboured
under harsh conditions and hear the whish of belts when
the old equipment fires up. |
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Experience Canada's Wilderness Via
Seaplane
A float plane is the only way to
truly appreciate the awe-inspiring scenery of "Beautiful
British Columbia". This journey will take you through
some of Mother Nature's greatest work. Fly over the
magnificent wilderness of lush rainforest, deep valleys,
rugged mountain fjords and spectacular glaciers. This
tour is non-refundable. Weight surcharge does not
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Great Canadian Rafting Adventure
Flowing from British Columbia's
Interior Plateau through the mighty Coast Mountains to
the Pacific Ocean, the Skeena River carries travelers of
all types. Fully certified and experienced guides ensure
your experience is informative, and enjoyable. Home to
the majestic white Kermode bear and a countless number
of flora, fauna, geologic phenomena and cultural
history, this is one of the most spectacular river
valleys in Canada's North. |
Pricing
The prices are per person based on double
occupancy and include round trip air from Hartford and an overnight
in Seattle before the cruise.
*Port and Government Taxes additional $260.06 per
person.
Deposit: of $600 per stateroom at time of booking
is required, final payment due on or before April 14, 2008.
PASSPORTS REQUIRED FOR TRAVEL · TRAVEL INSURANCE IS
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Inside Staterooms starting at:
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$1890.20 |
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Ocean view Staterooms starting at:
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$2270.20 |
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Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms with
Veranda Starting at: |
$2510.20 |
*Port and Government Taxes additional $260.06 per person
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