Azamara announced its highly anticipated return to Alaska for summer 2026 after a seven-year hiatus to the destination. Beginning May 2026, Azamara Pursuit will set out on a series of 10- to 13-day cruises with curated itineraries offering visits to remote Alaskan destinations, with extended stays in ports of 10-plus hours. These trips will also include cultural encounters with indigenous communities as well as wildlife excursions like whale-watching, bear-spotting and glacier hiking.

Highlights of Amazara’s return to Alaska include access to remote locations like Kodiak, Dutch Harbor and Icy Strait; extended stays in ports such as Juneau, Wrangell, Skagway and Ketchikan; 27 late-night departures to maximize guests’ time in port; and an AzAmazing Evening, a private event for Azamara Cruises immersing guests in the culture and people of their destination.

“Our guests have long requested a return to this extraordinary region, and we are pleased to meet that demand by offering enhanced itineraries and land experiences that truly capture the essence of Alaska,” said Michael Pawlus, head of Itinerary Planning, Azamara Cruises. “From cruising the Hubbard Glacier to offering extended time in smaller ports, our specially tailored cruises provide an unforgettable, immersive journey and deeper connection with