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Cruises from Vancouver
Located in British Columbia, Canada, the metropolitan city of Vancouver is a very popular cruise departure port. Cruises from Vancouver
are typically available from late-April through early-October. Hands down, Alaska cruises are the most popular and most featured cruises
from Vancouver. Short cruises along the US Pacific Coast are also fairly popular from Vancouver, while a limited selection of Hawaii and
South Pacific cruises are also options. Because Vancouver is a very desirable city to visit, many people that take a cruise from Vancouver
opt to stay a few nights in the city prior to or after their cruise.
Princess Cruises, one of the leaders in Alaska cruises, features a whopping five ships cruising regularly from Vancouver: Coral
Princess, Crown Princess, Discovery Princess, Emerald Princess and Island Princess. Most of the
itineraries are 7-night Alaska cruises, some sailing round trip from Vancouver, with others sailing Northbound (ending in Whittier,
Alaska). A few Pacific Coastal cruises to Los Angeles are available with Princess as well.
Alaska). A few longer cruises are available with Princess, going to destinations such as the Panama Canal, Hawaii, and Asia.
Celebrity Cruises offers several cruise ships departing from Vancouver mainly on premium 7-night Alaska cruises, including Celebrity
Summit and Celebrity Millennium (sailing round trip) and Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Equinox (sailing
Northbound, ending in Seward). Another premium cruise line, Holland America Line, offers a large selection of cruises from Vancouver. The
majority of their cruises are 7-night Alaska cruises, aboard ships that sail round trip from Vancouver (such as Koningsdam and
Zaandam) and those that sail Northbound, ending in Whittier, Alaska (such as Nieuw Amsterdam and Westerdam). A
few longer Alaska cruises, as well as a few Hawaii cruises from Vancouver, are also being offered by Holland America.
Royal Caribbean features 7-night round trip Alaska cruises from Vancouver aboard Serenade of the Seas, plus 7-night Northbound
Alaska cruises (ending in Seward) aboard Anthem of the Seas. A couple of 9- and 10-night Hawaii cruises are available as well.
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) offers 7-night Northbound Alaska cruises from Vancouver aboard Norwegian Jade, ending in Whittier.
Those looking for a luxury cruise from Vancouver should be happy to learn that the all-inclusive brands of Regent Seven Seas Cruises
(mostly 7-night Northbound Alaska cruises aboard the all-suite Seven Seas Explorer and Seven Seas Splendor) and
Silversea Cruises (7-night and longer Alaska cruises aboard the all-suite Silver Moon, Silver Muse and Silver
Whisper) offer such cruises.
Disney Cruise Line's Disney Wonder and Disney Magic are based out of Vancouver doing 6- to 8-night Alaska sailings for
the summer cruise season. All of these Alaskan cruises will be round-trip.
An Alaska cruise tour is a fantastic option available for those looking to combine an Alaska cruise from Vancouver with a land package
that explores Alaska even more inland. Such Alaska cruise tours are currently available through Princess Cruises, Holland America Line,
Celebrity Cruises and Royal Caribbean. View our Cruise Tour section for more information!
Short cruises from Vancouver are available as well. Such cruises are typically 4- to 7-night Pacific Coast cruises, which end in cities
such as Los Angeles and San Diego.
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Cruise Lines with Cruises from Vancouver
The following cruise lines feature cruises leaving from Vancouver. Click the name of the cruise line to view upcoming cruises that
they're featuring from Vancouver:
Cruise prices listed above are "from prices," and are in U.S. Dollars (unless noted otherwise), per person, based on double occupancy,
including Required Cruise Fees & Expenses, as well as Government Taxes & Fees. Pricing does not include airfare or any other additional
charges (unless noted otherwise). Pricing and availability are subject to change at any time prior to successful payment processing and reservation
creation. Taxes, fees and port expenses are subject to change even after a reservation has been made, at the discretion of the cruise line. Please
click the link provided in the sale box to find out the current pricing and availability. The offer details for any bonuses are listed during the
online booking process. Certain restrictions apply.
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Destinations for Cruises from Vancouver
The following cruise destinations can be visited on a cruise from Vancouver. Click any destination to view some of the upcoming cruises
from Vancouver that are available:
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Things to do in Vancouver
These are just a few of the more popular tourist attractions in Vancouver, along with a brief description:
♦ Stanley Park
It would be a shame to take a cruise from Vancouver without visiting one of its most popular areas. Over 10% larger than New York City's
Central Park, Vancouver's Stanley Park is often named as being one of the best parks in the world. Among the many activities you can take
part in while at this park are running, walking, swimming, cycling, tennis, Pitch and Putt golf (as there's an 18-hole course), inline
skating and hiking. There is even an petting farm and an aquarium in
 Stanley Park (Vancouver Aquarium, which happens to be the largest in Canada). One of the big attractions at the park happens to be its
beautiful totem poles, which many visitors like to take a picture next to.
♦ Granville Island
This island is a formal industrial site that's connected to the Vancouver's mainland, which now happens to be a very popular place to go
shopping. Among the many things to do there are checking out the great public market (which has over 100 vendors in it), as well as the
marina, quaint shops and cafes, and various theaters. Beer enthusiasts should consider taking a tour of Granville Island Brewing Company's
facility (Canada's first modern microbrewing facility). You should certainly consider visiting this fabulous area of Vancouver before or
after your cruise from Vancouver.
♦ English Bay
The beautiful English Bay is home to many events throughout the year. For instance, each summer hundreds of thousands of people go there
for the Celebration of Light fireworks competition. English Bay Beach is downtown Vancouver's most popular place to go for some
sunbathing, swimming and sunset-watching. Those taking a cruise from Vancouver that are looking for a great beach, or even just a
beautiful place to walk around, should certainly consider visiting English Bay.
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