Alaska

North America

Alaska

The last frontier of cruising

Yacht Charter in Alaska

The last frontier of cruising

Alaska is unlike anywhere else on earth. A yacht charter here unveils a world of towering peaks, drifting icebergs and silent forests reflected in mirror-calm water. From the Inside Passage to Prince William Sound, the landscape feels both immense and intimate. It's a region where eagles soar, whales breach and solitude still reigns. 

The Inside Passage

A corridor of wonder

The Inside Passage

Stretching from the Puget Sound to Glacier Bay, this sheltered route threads through islands, inlets and fjords. Misty mountains rise straight from the sea, and each curve reveals another glacier, waterfall or forested shore.
Wildlife encounters

Nature at its most profound

Wildlife encounters

Humpback whales feed in icy waters, sea lions bask on rocky outcrops, and bald eagles wheel overhead. Bears fish in salmon streams, and seals drift among the ice floes. Every day brings extraordinary moments that unfold quietly, without need for search.
Frontier heritage

Small towns, big character

Frontier heritage

From Sitka’s Russian churches to Ketchikan’s totem poles and old fishing docks, Alaska’s communities preserve a maritime history shaped by resilience and respect for the sea.
Yacht Charter in Alaska

Into the wild silence of Alaska

Cruising Alaska is an immersion in the elements: ice, water, rock and sky. The stillness of Glacier Bay, the blue depths of Tracy Arm Fjord, and the vastness of Prince William Sound remind you how small the human world can feel against nature’s scale. Yet within that scale lies luxury of another kind: time. With a private yacht as your base, every glacier and cover becomes your own.

Glacier Bay National Park

Glacier Bay National Park

A world of ice and silence

Witness towering glaciers calving into the sea, framed by snow-covered peaks and quiet anchorages. Glacier Bay is one of the most breathtaking cruising experiences in the world.
Tracy Arm Fjord

Tracy Arm Fjord

Sculpted by time

Narrow, deep and edged by sheer cliffs and waterfalls, Tracy Arm leads to the brilliant blue faces of the Sawyer Glaciers. An unforgettable passage through ice and mist.
Prince William Sound

Prince William Sound

The great calm

A network of fjords and islands teeming with wildlife and protected waters, perfect for kayaking, tender exploration and remote anchorages beneath the mountains.