Royal Caribbean unveils 2028 Alaska cruises


SINGAPORE, 7 October 2026: Royal Caribbean has unveiled its 2028 Alaska lineup, offering more ways for vacationers to experience the beauty of the Last Frontier on Anthem, the newly amplified Ovation, Serenade and Voyager of the Seas beginning in April 2028. 

Adventurers can explore Alaska’s majestic glaciers, diverse wildlife and coastal communities on seven-night vacations departing from Seattle, Seward and Vancouver. The 2028 lineup of Alaska vacations is now open to book on Royal Caribbean.

Photo credit: Royal Caribbean. Anthem of the Seas.

Alaska Summer 2028 Highlights

Anthem of the Seas – From Seward and Vancouver

From May to September, Anthem will combine Alaska’s iconic coastlines with immersive inland experiences on seven-night vacations and two- to six-night Cruisetours that extend the journey before or after the vacation, including adventures to Denali National Park. Vacationers can marvel at one of Alaska’s most spectacular natural wonders at Hubbard Glacier and explore Ketchikan for fishing, kayaking, hiking and zip lining through forests.  

Ovation of the Seas – From Seattle

The newly amplified Ovation will bring vacationers to Alaska’s natural wonders on seven-night adventures from Seattle between May and September. Vacationers can discover the lush landscapes and rich heritage of Sitka, Skagway and Juneau, along with the breathtaking waterfalls, valleys and mountain views at Endicott Arm and Dawes Glacier. 

Serenade of the Seas – From Vancouver

On Serenade, vacationers can explore Alaska’s rugged mountains, temperate rainforests, and wildlife-rich coastline on seven-night getaways from Vancouver, May to September. Adventures await with the longest and highest zipline at Icy Strait Point, hiking in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, and browsing the historic district of Juneau. 

Voyager of the Seas – From Seattle

From April to September, vacationers on Voyager can enjoy seven-night getaways from Seattle to Alaskan towns of Sitka, Juneau, and Skagway, and Canada’s Victoria, British Columbia. Adventurers can visit national historic sites of the Last Frontier and take in postcard-perfect views of the surrounding mountains and coastal landscapes, while keeping an eye out for wildlife like grizzly bears, harbour seals and bald eagles. 

(Source: Royal Caribbean)

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