N.A. "late" sailaways Skagway and Juneau

[EeyoreFan1967]

Hello!

 

We are sailing on the NA in May to Alaska with ,long port days in both Skagway and Juneau. Our tours in each port should finish between 6 and 7 pm. Wondering if we should head straight back to the ship for dinner or try some local eats (dinner or something light before the ship), or just explore the towns until the last minute and see what we kind find late on the ship?

 

In Skagway, we sail away at 9pm, Juneau is 10pm. Where can we dine on the ship at this time? and/or are there any not-to-miss local restaurants we should try?

 

Thanks, cruisers! Eeyore

[Copper10-8]

Hello!

 

We are sailing on the NA in May to Alaska with ,long port days in both Skagway and Juneau. Our tours in each port should finish between 6 and 7 pm. Wondering if we should head straight back to the ship for dinner or try some local eats (dinner or something light before the ship), or just explore the towns until the last minute and see what we kind find late on the ship?

 

In Skagway, we sail away at 9pm, Juneau is 10pm. Where can we dine on the ship at this time? and/or are there any not-to-miss local restaurants we should try?

 

Thanks, cruisers! Eeyore

 

Juneau - El Sombrero

Skagway - Starfire

[Krazy Kruizers]

Restaurants we have liked:

Juneau:

Tracy's Crab Shack

Hanger on the Wharf (where the PTZtv cam is located)

Skagway:

Red Onion Saloon (a fun place)

Skagway Fish Company

Skagway Brewing Company

[SilvertoGold]

Might want to pop into the Alaskan Fudge Companies in both these towns.

 

Usually open late, Juneau on Franklin, Skagway on 7th, for the best chocolates, especially the "Turtle"-like ones with nuts.

 

Enjoy your trip!!

[Keith1010]

For local restaurants be sure to also check out the Alaska Ports Of Call Board.

Keith