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Stretching more than 120 kilometres (75 miles) from the Yukon, Hubbard Glacier is Alaska’s largest tidewater glacier and one of the most breathtaking scenic cruising experiences in the world.
Towering nearly 90 metres (300 feet) above the waterline and stretching an incredible 11 kilometres (7 miles) across at its face, this immense river of ice feels almost impossible to comprehend in scale until you witness it in person.
As Crown Princess enters Disenchantment Bay, the scenery transforms into a dramatic world of floating icebergs, towering blue ice walls, and glacier-carved wilderness unlike anywhere else on Earth.
❄️ Thunderous Glacier Calving
One of the most unforgettable moments is witnessing massive chunks of ice break away from the glacier and crash into the sea with an incredible roar. It’s a powerful reminder that Hubbard Glacier is constantly moving, shifting, and alive.
🦦 Wildlife Throughout the Fjords
Keep watch for seals resting on floating ice, humpback whales surfacing nearby, sea otters drifting through the icy waters, and bald eagles soaring overhead.
📸 Endless Scenic Views
Every direction offers breathtaking photo opportunities — from shimmering ice formations and rugged mountain scenery to deep blue glacial waters stretching toward the horizon.
• Step onto the open decks for panoramic glacier views
• Relax on your private balcony as the scenery slowly unfolds around you
• Visit the observation lounges for floor-to-ceiling glacier views in warmth and comfort
• Dress warmly in layers, even during summer sailings
• Keep binoculars and cameras nearby at all times
• Early season sailings often offer especially dramatic glacier calving
• Weather can shift quickly, but changing conditions often create the most breathtaking scenery and photography moments
Cruising beside Hubbard Glacier feels humbling in the best possible way.
The sound of cracking ice echoing across the fjords.
The stillness between calving events.
The feeling of standing before something so massive, wild, and untouched.
This is Alaska at its most cinematic — raw, powerful, and unforgettable.
Grab a warm coffee, head out to the open deck early, and simply listen.
The sound of glacier calving is something you never forget.
Start Time
May 16 3:00PM UTC