Alaska's climate during the May-through-September travel
season ranges from cool and rainy in the Inside Passage, to mild and sunny
in the Interior and the Anchorage area. No matter which time of year you
visit, dressing in layers is always a good idea. You'll be far more
comfortable in a cotton turtleneck topped with a light sweater and
windbreaker than bundled up in a parka. You can add and subtract layers as
the weather warrants.
Use the Alaska packing lists and tips below as starters and modify them
for your personal tastes and needs.
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| The Essential
Alaska Packing List Packing requirements for a cruise to Alaska vary depending on what kind of activities you are planning, as well as your own personal needs and lifestyle. more info... |
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| Packing List for
Women Ladies, to help you prepare for your Alaska cruise, here are some guidelines on what to pack. Although Alaska is a more "relaxed" destination, your own taste, interests and activities will determine what you bring. more info... |
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| Packing List for Men Gentlemen, to better help you prepare for your Alaska cruise vacation, here are some guidelines on what to pack. You will need three types of clothing: casual shipboard attire or day wear, comfortable apparel for sightseeing and evening wear. more info... |
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| Packing List for Kids
Taking the entire family on a cruise to Alaska will give you and your kids memories to last a lifetime. We have compiled this packing list to help ensure the trip will be fun, safe and comfortable for kids and parents. more info... |
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| Before You Leave Home
To ensure peace of mind while you are away, why not run over this last-minute checklist of things to do before you go? more info... |
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| Packing Tips for Cruisers
To better help you prepare for your Alaska cruise vacation, here are some guidelines and tips on what to pack, and what not to pack. more info... |
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