Price Per person double occupancy
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Price Includes: Air fare from Newark, arrival transfer, port taxes, government fees, sightseeing on land tour, optional devotional and teaching times, all meals on board ship.
Not Included: Cruise taxes & fees (currently $147.01 per person), port tours and optional land sightseeing, meals on land tour, gratuities to tour and ship personnel, transfer to Vancouver Airport, optional insurance.
Additional categories are also available at a discounted rate.
Ship Information, Q & A and Deck Plan
* Taxes & Port Charges (subject to change): Port fee - (Total $219)
Airport transfers are included only when airfare is purchased from Pilgrim Tours. Taxi service is available for those purchasing their airfare elsewhere.
Deposit Required: $300 per person will reserve your place. A $100 service fee will be charged for cancellation at any time in addition to our normal payment and cancellation policy.
Christian Fellowship Alaska Cruise: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best month for a Christian Alaska Cruise?
If you’re planning a Christian cruise to Alaska in 2024 or 2025, the summer months are the best time to visit. Alaska gets cold during the winter, and the days are longer during the summer. Summer is the ideal season to relax on our Christian Alaska Cruise. Booking Christian tours at the right time is essential if you want the best weather, but some areas may be busier during certain parts of the year. Pilgrim Tours can help you choose the best Alaskan Christian Cruise for your schedule.
How many days do you need for a Christian Alaska Cruise?
Our Christian Alaska Cruises range from 7-11 days in length and take you to various landmarks and historical locations throughout Alaska. When you book our Christian cruises to Alaska in 2024 or 2025, you’ll have plenty of time to relax and enjoy some of the beautiful nature the state has to offer. This cruise also includes stops in Alaskan towns like Juneau and Skagway, so you’ll get the chance to spend an afternoon in several unique areas.
What is the dress code on a Christian Alaska Cruise?
Like most of our U.S. tours, the dress code for our Christian Alaskan Cruise aboard the Celebrity Millennium, Quantum of the Seas or Radiance of the Seas is relaxed for the most part. You can wear casual resort wear onboard the ship and bring some swimming gear for the time you spend shoreside. At night, you’ll need to wear smart casual attire if you want to attend the dining areas and theater. You can contact us if you have questions about what to pack.
Is there a lot of walking involved on a Christian Alaska Cruise?
While our Ireland tours and other tours of Europe often involve walking, you can kick back and relax when you book a Christian Alaska Cruise in 2024 or 2025. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to lounge around aboard the ship, but there are a few land stops that require some walking. Bring a comfortable pair of shoes that you don’t mind walking in. The cruise ships also have a gym, so you can bring athletic shoes and gym clothes if you want to work out.
What passport & visa information do I need for your Christian Alaska Cruise?
Before you book one of our Christian Alaska Cruises, make sure you have a valid passport. You may also be required to have a multiple reentry visa if you’re a foreign passenger traveling from the United States. If you have any questions about passport and visa requirements for our Alaska cruises, feel free to call or email us.
What common languages will be spoken during the Christian Alaska Cruise?
For most of your Christian Alaska Cruise, you’ll be talking with people who speak English. Other passengers may speak another language, and there are also stops where you may encounter people who speak other languages. Our cruise includes a stop in Ketchikan, where some people still speak the native Tlingit language. However, there won’t be any major language barriers like you may encounter with our Germany tours.
What currency can I use on a Christian Alaska Cruise?
While you need to exchange US dollars for euros before booking one of our Greece tours, you can spend US dollars during your Alaskan cruise. As a US state, Alaska uses the US dollar as its primary currency. While you’re on the cruise ship, you can charge any purchases you want to make to your cruise issued ID card. You can view the current balance of your cruise ID card in the your Cruise App at any time.
Do I need to bring a converter for the Christian Alaska Cruise?
Most cruise ships have the standard 120V type B outlets that Americans are accustomed to, so you don’t need to worry about bringing a converter if you’re from the United States. Some cruise ships also have 220V outlets for European passengers. If you’re not from the United States, you should bring an adapter that works with 120V type B outlets just to be safe. You can also use a universal adapter.
What is the time zone for your Christian Alaska Cruise?
Alaska uses the Alaska Time Zone (AKST), which means you’ll be in a different time zone than the contiguous United States. The Alaska Time Zone is an hour behind Pacific time, two hours behind Mountain time, three hours behind Central time, and four hours behind Eastern time. Fortunately, this slight change in time zones isn’t enough to cause jet lag.
What climate should I expect during my Christian Alaska Cruise?
When you book an Alaskan cruise with other Christian passengers, you can expect warm but somewhat mild weather during the summer. While Alaska can reach temperatures above 90 F, that’s a rare occurrence. Temperatures in the 70s are more common during the summer. You should bring casual resort wear like sandals and shorts, but cruises in Alaska aren’t quite as warm as our Costa Rica tours.
Enjoy great fellowship & daily devotional times.
Day 1: Travel to Anchorage
We begin our adventure to Alaska with a morning flight departing from Newark or the city of your choice to Anchorage. Upon arrival in Anchorage, you'll transfer to your Anchorage hotel where you’ll meet your Tour Director. Enjoy a relaxing stay in downtown Anchorage.
Day 2: Wilderness Express
In the morning enjoy views of the Alaskan scenery than from our glass-domed traincars on the Wilderness Express®, as you travel to the quaint town of Talkeetna. Your afternoon is free for optional activities, including jet boating or Mt. McKinley flightseeing. Relax in a comfortable chair by the fireplace before turning in at the Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge.
Day 3: Mt. McKinley/Denali National Park
In the morning, enjoy the nature trails that surround the lodge before you depart on the Wilderness Express®, our glass-domed traincars, to Denali. The evening is yours to explore Denali or choose an optional land excursion, such as white-water rafting, helicopter flightseeing or dining at the Cabin Nite Dinner Theatre. Retire for a restful night in Denali.
Day 4: Denali National Park
In the morning, take the Tundra Wilderness Tour deep into Denali National Park, where you might see moose, bear or caribou. Your afternoon and evening are open for optional activities, such as white-water rafting or helicopter flightseeing. Spend a second night in Denali.
Day 5: Fairbanks
Travel by deluxe motorcoach on a scenic journey to Fairbanks,. Enjoy a city tour of Fairbanks followed by an afternoon cruise on the Riverboat Discovery Sternwheeler‡ and a visit to an Athabascan Indian Village. Overnight in Fairbanks.
Day 6: Seward/Cruising
In the morning, you will take a flight to Anchorage. Travel south on the Seward Highway. A National Scenic Byway which passes through some of the most spectacular scenery in the country. The landscape varies from the muddy waters of Turnagain Arm to the icy blue glaciers that hang almost to the sea. Wildflowers and waterfalls brighten every corner of the road as it glides below rough mountains that pierce thick, heavy clouds. Only Alaska's Seward Highway can offer this particular mix created by climate, geography, and geology. We take ample time to stop and see the incredible sights and any wildlife as well a couple recommended stops. Seward is not only one of Alaska's oldest communities, it's also one of its most scenic. Visit and discover this picturesque town known as the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park. You'll find a historic downtown district filled with quaint shops and art galleries, and some of the most exciting outdoor adventures imaginable. Upon our arrival, transfer to our cruise ship, the five star "Celebrity Millennium". After boarding we will have time to familiarize ourselves with the ships amenities before embarkation this evening.
Day 7: Hubbard Glacier
The longest river of ice in North America, the Hubbard Glacier is also one of the most active glaciers of its kind in Alaska. And since our ships are designed to provide our guests with the best viewing possible, you'll be able to see this massive natural wonder, with its 1,350 square miles of blue ice, from just about anywhere on the ship.
Day 8: Juneau
Early morning worship time will begin our dayWe arrive in Juneau, the capital of Alaska. Juneau was founded during a gold rush in 1880. Today, the former gold-mining town counts among its riches some of Alaska's most spectacular scenery. Nestled at the foot of Mt. Juneau in the Alaska Panhandle, it faces the water from the mainland side of Gastineau Channel. Several magnificent fjords are located along the channel coast, and the majestic Mendenhall Glacier, a favorite of visitors, is nearby.
Day 9: Skagway
We arrive in Skagway early this morning for a full day of Alaskan experiences. This "Gateway to the Klondike" watched as countless fortune-seekers passed on its streets as they headed to the Chilkoot and White Pass Trails during the heyday of Alaska's Gold Rush. Today, you can still feel like a prospector in Skagway, as you walk along its rustic boardwalks and frontier-style storefronts. With only 750 residents, this cozy town lies at the head of the Lynn Canal and offers a pleasant respite from the hustle and bustle of most cities. We will return to the ship in early evening to continue our cruise, voyaging on the Lynn Canal, which affords breathtaking views of the mountainous landscape.
Day 10: Icy Strait Point
Icy Strait Point is located near the city of Hoonah, the largest native Tlingit Indian settlement in Alaska, and very near Glacier Bay National Park. Home to a historic cannery, the port's connection to the sea is strong. Locals share the sea with humpback whales, orcas, Dall porpoises, seals, sea otters, halibut and all five species of Pacific salmon. It is not uncommon to spot a humpback or an orca while walking along the shore.
Day 11: Ketchikan
We arrive in Ketchikan this morning, located in the Tongass National Forest, the largest in the US at over 17 million acres. Ketchikan is Alaska's first port of call for northbound ships. Originally visited by Tlingit natives, the heart of Ketchikan is downtown Ketchikan Creek, which includes the wooden boardwalks of Creek Street. Take the tram for a bird's eye view of downtown, or browse the many shops and Native cultural displays throughout the town.
Day 12: Inside Passage (At Sea)
We wake up this morning with a full day at sea cruising. Experience the beauty of Alaska as we travel through the Inside Passage. Apart from the Alaska sites we will have the entire day to enjoy what our ship has to offer.
Day 13: Vancouver
We arrive early this morning, disembark and transfer to the airport for our flight home.
