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Transfers to and from Dulles Airport are included.
Greene County will provide an Escort on this trip.

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Cruise Alaska-2009 Cost by Cabin Category (Taxes and Fuel Supplement Included) N (Inside) —$2663.23 H (Outside)—$2943.23 E-1 (Balcony)——$3503.23 Deposit required at time of booking: $250.00 per person Final Payment due April 1, 2009

Royal Caribbean’s Radiance of the Seas with
it’s 10-story glass Centrum will be your home for a full
week. This ship is loaded with amenities, excellent
service, great entertainment and of course wonderful
dining experiences.

With a four port itinerary, plus Hubbard Glacier
and the Inside Passage, this trip offers a wonderful
opportunity to experience Alaska -The Great Land.

Your Alaskan Adventure includes these stops:

Seward—Situated at the head of Resurrection Bay on the KenaiPeninsula, Seward is one of Alaska’s oldest and most scenic communities. Known as the 'Gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park' Seward is a picturesque town located 126 miles south of Anchorage. Mt. Marathon provides a breathtaking backdrop for the town. Behind Mt. Marathon and extending down the coast lies the Harding Icefield,measuring 35 by 20 miles.


Juneau—The sophisticated and vibrant city of Juneau is unlike any other state capital in the nation. Accessible only by sea or air, it is
exceptionally picturesque, hard against the Gastineau Channel with steep, narrow roads clawing up into the rainforested hills behind.

Gold figures heavily in its history. In 1880, two prospectors, one of them Joe Juneau, made Alaska's first gold strike in the rainforest along the banks of the Gastineau Channel. Named Gold Creek, the camp grew rapidly. Until the last mine was shut down in 1944, this was the world's largest producer of low-grade ore. All the flat land in Juneau, stretching from downtown to the airport, is landfill from mine tailings.


Skagway—A place that exists in Alaska where the past lives on, where the cries of "gold in the Yukon" still echo from steep canyon walls, where the sounds of bar room pianos and boomtown crowds ring out in the night. Skagway's White Pass & Yukon Route is the "Scenic Railway of the World." Built in 1898 during the Klondike Gold Rush, this narrow gauge railroad is an International Historic Civil Engineering Landmark - a designation shared with the Panama Canal, the Eiffel Tower and the Statue of Liberty.


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 salmon. It is not uncommon to spot a humpback or an orca while walking along the shore.


Ketchikan has a population of 14,500 and is built along a steep hillside, with sections of the town built right over the water on pilings. An  outstanding collection of totem poles make a visit to Ketchikan essential for anyone interested in Native art.