There's one awe-inspiring sight after another on this voyage around Alaska, which sets sail from the Canadian oceanfront town of Vancouver. Cruising through the Seymour Narrows, our first stop is the cultural hub of Ketchikan, where the houses are built on stilts over the water and beautiful Native American totem poles abound. Next, we come to Wrangell, home of the Tlingit people, before arriving at Icy Strait Point, a former salmon cannery turned outdoor activity center. In Sitka, the onion-shaped dome of Saint Michael's serves as a visual reminder of the days when this was Russian territory. Witness the unforgettable sight of the Hubbard Glacier calving great chunks of ice into the sea, before we arrive at our destination, Seward.