Casino resort in Richmond, 15 min from YVR by Canada Line. Hotel, casino floor, pool, and spa on-site. Group staying Jun 11–13.

10-km paved loop around the Stanley Park peninsula — seawall hugging Burrard Inlet and English Bay, Vancouver skyline on one side, North Shore mountains on the other. Free; easily split into shorter segments.

Passports required (round-trip via Canada). Check-in opens late morning.

Casual gathering for the full group once aboard. Light refreshments. Arranged by the group travel agent.

Pan-Asian specialty restaurant aboard the Koningsdam. Group table arranged via the travel agent. The complimentary Tamarind credit (included in select bookings) applies here.

Access to the Greenhouse Spa's thermal circuit — hydrotherapy pool, steam room, and heated tile loungers. Cover charge applies; books out quickly on sea days so reserve early via the Navigator app.

Group fitness classes in the ship's Fitness Center — cardio, strength, or stretch formats. Check the Navigator app for the day's schedule.

Bus to the Mendenhall Glacier visitor area, then a traditional Alaska salmon bake at Gold Creek — grilled wild sockeye, sides, and dessert in an outdoor forest setting beside a salmon stream.

18-hole disc golf course in the hills above Juneau. Free to play; ride-share from downtown. Weather permitting.

Wind off the ice is cold — layer up. Binoculars helpful.

Waterfront restaurant across from the Ketchikan piers. Standout dishes: smoked-salmon chowder and fish & chips. No reservation needed at lunch; cash-friendly.

Cold-water snorkeling at Mountain Point, a protected cove south of Ketchikan. Dry suits and full gear provided; no prior experience required. One of the few places in the world to snorkel wild Alaska marine life — sea urchins, rockfish, kelp forests, and the occasional seal.

Per disembarkation instructions.

Last opportunity for a Greenhouse Spa treatment before tomorrow's disembarkation. Books quickly on the final sea day.