Banff Parks, Rocky Mountaineer & Alaska Cruise | Cruises 2023/2024
A luxury Ocean cruise on board Seabourn ship Seabourn Sojourn, visiting destinations that include Calgary, Sumner Strait, Ketchikan and Vancouver.
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A luxury Ocean cruise on board Seabourn ship Seabourn Sojourn, visiting destinations that include Calgary, Sumner Strait, Ketchikan and Vancouver.
“This pole is for the Chookaneidi, but here among us, many clans are represented…”
Share this article SEATTLE, May 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Seabourn, the ultra-luxury cruise line, is already looking forward to setting sail in 2023 with immersive voyages scheduled for Alaska, the Pacific Coast, and Canada/New England. Seabourn Odyssey will head north to "The Great Land" of Alaska with a total of 18 sailings from May through October, including voyages ranging from 7 to 11 days, with the option to sail from Vancouver, British Columbia, on 14-day Combination Cruises. The season concludes with an 8-day cruise down the Pacific Coast to Los Angeles. To the east, Seabourn Q...
Sisters grad is a National Geographic explorer Sisters High School graduate Alyssa Adler is living a life full of beauty and adventure. photo provided select photo provided photo provided Sisters High School graduate Alyssa Adler is living a life full of beauty and adventure. A day at work for Adler takes her on ocean voyages and deep beneath the frigid waters of Antarctica. She’s a polar diver, underwater educator, National Geographic Explorer, and is in her first year of a Ph.D. program at Duke University. She also describes herself as a professional ...
Colter Barnes Profession: Homesteader & Educator Colter was born in Montana, raised in Oregon, and has spent the last 14 years living, working and homesteading in the Alaskan bush—far from the road system. While he grew up hunting and fishing with his family and friends, it wasn’t until at age 22 when Colter moved into the fly-in only native village of Kokhanok, Alaska, that he actually understood what living off of the land means. With the mentorship of the local residents, it was there that he began the physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually challenging and rewarding pursuit ...