Oceania Cruises promises new and immersive Alaska experiences

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The cruise company offers more than 250 tours and excursions in Ketchikan, Sitka, Juneau, Wrangell and beyond. Picture by Oceania Cruises.

(TAN): Oceania Cruises is offering an abundance of immersive experiences in “The Last Frontier,” embedding travellers in the fabric of local communities of Alaska, the Norwegian Cruise Line-owned cruise company said in a news release. 

Sailing from Los Angeles, Seattle and Vancouver, it invites travellers looking to go beyond the typical tourist sights and discover unique perspectives on local cultures and cuisines have 14 departures to choose from between May and September 2023 aboard the 656-guest Regatta.

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With more than 250 tours and excursions offered in Ketchikan, Sitka, Juneau, Wrangell and beyond, the 49th state offers plentiful opportunities for exciting glacial explorations, authentic culinary classes, native tribal site visits, craft beer tastings, national park excursions and an opportunity to savor the region’s beguiling natural beauty. Through Oceania Cruises’ Go Local tour series, guests can participate in exclusive small group excursions to experience destinations on an entirely new level. Here adventurers are welcomed into local homes and businesses and immersed in the local way of life to learn about and dive into generations-old traditions.

“We’re delighted to offer our guests a fresh perspective of Alaska, one filled with touching personal moments connecting with nature, people and cuisine,” said Frank A. Del Rio, president of Oceania Cruises. “The innate beauty of our small ships, especially in a destination like Alaska aboard our intimate Regatta, allows guests access to small ports and remote harbors not offered by others.”

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