There's one awe-inspiring sight after another on this Alaskan adventure, which sets sail from the Canadian oceanfront town of Vancouver. Crossing through the stunning Seymour Narrows, our first stop is the cultural hub of Ketchikan, where the houses are built on stilts over the water and there's a fine collection of 19th-century totem poles to see. Next, we come to Wrangell, home to the Tlingit people, before arriving at Skagway, famous for its wonderfully preserved Gold Rush-era buildings. We pay a visit to Icy Strait Point, a former salmon cannery turned outdoor activity center, from where we cruise past the Hubbard Glacier, the longest tidewater glacier in North America. Our journey ends in the charming coastal town of Seward.