1. Alaska cruise packing An Alaska cruise requires careful packing because you will be visiting a destination with unpredictable weather conditions. Here are some essentials to consider:Warm clothes: Even in summer, temperatures in Alaska can be chilly, especially at night. Pack a warm jacket, sweaters, long-sleeve shirts, and pants.

2. Rain gear: Rain is common in Alaska, so pack a waterproof jacket, rain pants, and waterproof boots.

3. Comfortable walking shoes: Bring comfortable shoes with good traction, as you may be doing a lot of walking on uneven terrain.

4. Formal wear: Most Alaska cruises have one or two formal nights, so pack a suit or dress for those occasions.

5. Swimsuit: If your cruise has a pool or hot tub, don’t forget to pack your swimsuit.

6. Binoculars: Alaska is known for its wildlife, so bring binoculars to spot whales, eagles, and other animals.

7. Camera: Pack a camera or smartphone with a good camera to capture the stunning scenery and wildlife.

8. Sunscreen and sunglasses: Even on cloudy days, the sun can be strong in Alaska, so pack sunscreen and sunglasses to protect your skin and eyes.Bug spray: In some areas of Alaska, mosquitoes and other bugs can be abundant, so bring bug spray.

9. Medications: Bring any necessary prescription medications, as well as over-the-counter medications for common ailments like motion sickness.

Remember to pack light and bring only what you need. Most Alaska cruises offer laundry facilities, so you can wash your clothes during the trip if needed.

Keep an eye I’ll be sharing my experience during cruise aboard the Norwegian Bliss on a seven day sailing adventure to Alaska and Vancouver departing Seattle. Until then here a sneak peek of Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve.