Nonstop Air Canada, 2h 31m. Economy cabin.

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.

70-metre suspension bridge over the Capilano River gorge, plus a cliffside treetop walk through old-growth Douglas fir. ~$70 adult; 30 min from downtown by bus or ride-share.

Public market and artisan district on a False Creek peninsula. Fresh seafood, local produce, specialty foods, craft studios, and galleries. Short Aquabus ferry from downtown.

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.

Italian specialty restaurant aboard the Koningsdam. Classic regional Italian — pasta, antipasti, and secondi. Surcharge applies; reservations recommended, especially on sea days.

Three connected live-music venues on Decks 2–3 — B.B. King's Blues Club (R&B and soul), Billboard Onboard (pop chart hits and trivia), and Rolling Stone Lounge (classic rock). All included in fare. Venue flow was expanded in the 2026 dry dock.

Catamaran into either Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm fjord (route subject to ice conditions). Tidewater glaciers, blue iceberg fields, and waterfalls cascading off thousand-foot walls. ~6 hrs; easy activity level.

~$45 round-trip blue bus from downtown Juneau docks to the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Centre. Self-guided glacier and Nugget Falls views. Long summer daylight (sunset ~22:00) makes a later departure practical.

Iconic Juneau waterfront stand known for freshly cooked Alaskan king crab legs. Order at the window; eat at outdoor picnic tables overlooking the water. A local institution — expect a queue.

Narrow-gauge heritage railroad climbing 2,885 ft in 20 miles to White Pass Summit. Dramatic trestles, glacier views, and gold rush history narration. Book direct at wpyr.com at least 24h ahead. Earliest departure — timing is tight against the 7am dock arrival.

Same White Pass & Yukon Route scenic railroad run at a more relaxed departure time. HAL-organized — book via the Navigator app or HAL shore desk onboard. Slightly higher cost than booking direct; easier timing from the 7am dock arrival.

~2-mile loop hike through rainforest to a mountain lake above Skagway. 1.5–2 hrs, moderate elevation gain. Trailhead a short walk from the dock — no transport needed.

Guided photography tour through Skagway's gold rush-era streetscapes, mountain backdrops, and harbour. A professional guide leads composition technique alongside the history. All-aboard 20:00.

Morning coffee from the suite balcony as the ship enters Glacier Bay — the best forward-facing views before open deck areas fill up.

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

Included main restaurant. Rotating regional menu; the evening after a full day watching Glacier Bay.

Self-guided loop from the pier through Creek Street (Ketchikan's historic red-light-district boardwalk built over the creek), the Tongass Historical Museum, and the Totem Heritage Center. ~1.5 miles, mostly flat, walkable from the pier.

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

HAL's premium steakhouse aboard — Double R Ranch Beef, prime seafood, fine wines. ~$50 cover charge. This is the final full evening at sea before Vancouver arrival.

Per disembarkation instructions.

Earliest off; ~7:30–8am.

Free morning before YVR transfer.

2h22m, Economy.