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What to Pack for an Alaskan Cruise?


Otterman34

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I agree with largin, layers. But you will need something warm for your glacier viewing days, I just layer and add a fleece sweatshirt for those days. A wrap of some kind for evenings, if you like to walk the deck in the evening like we do. Enjoy

Cori

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Layers are absolutely the way to go. Some days we wore shorts and some days we needed fleece. Things I was glad I brought: thin gloves, earband, binoculars, hooded water repellant jacket, small backpack for shore days.

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I agree with the layering but don't forget to pack a umbrella and a pair of gloves. While viewing the glaciers it can get mighty cold out on deck. And something for your ears. Have fun on the cruise.

 

Marilyn

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We did well with fleece-lined gortex rainwear (like Columbia or EMS) where you could zip-out the inner layer. That gives you a lot of flexibility - just the fleece, just the rainjacket, or both. It is very likely you may need the rainjacket, esp. in Ketchikan. Layers are a must!

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