Royal Caribbean unveils new Alaska itineraries for the 2028 season

admin il 19 October 2026

Royal Caribbean has unveiled its summer 2028 program in Alaska, **with four ships set to offer seven-night itineraries** amidst fjords, glaciers, and nature reserves. Starting in April 2028, departures will be distributed among the ports of Seattle, Vancouver, and Seward. The new offering will also allow combining cruising with Cruisetours, special land extensions from two to six nights that will take travelers to Denali National Park for an even more comprehensive exploration experience.

Leading the season from Vancouver and Seward will be **Anthem of the Seas**, which will accompany guests in discovering the Hubbard Glacier and Ketchikan’s outdoor activities, including kayaking and nature hikes. Onboard, passengers can enjoy 360-degree panoramic views from the North Star glass capsule, have fun in the SeaPlex indoor sports area, and dine in the various themed onboard restaurants, with options ranging from Italian cuisine to American classics.

Departing from Seattle will be **Ovation of the Seas**, which will be presented to the public completely renovated with new leisure and dining spaces, including the tropical bar Pesky Parrot and the live music venue Sound Cellar. The seven-night itineraries will call at the historic towns of Sitka, Skagway, and Juneau, venturing among the waterfalls and ice walls of Endicott Arm Fjord and Dawes Glacier.

Completing the program will be **Serenade of the Seas** and **Voyager of the Seas**. The former will sail from Vancouver and, thanks to the large panoramic windows in its common areas, will be the ideal spot for local wildlife viewing, offering stops such as Icy Strait Point and Prince Rupert. The latter, departing from Seattle, will head towards British Columbia and Alaska’s historic parks, providing families with an onboard ice-skating rink, a laser tag arena, and the Solarium relaxation area designed for adults.

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