Packing List

Cruising Alaska in June means variable weather—sunshine, rain, chilly mornings, and breezy evenings. Layering is key! Here’s what to pack to stay comfortable, stylish, and ready for adventure.

Clothing

  • Lightweight layers: Long-sleeve shirts, t-shirts, and blouses.

  • Sweaters or fleeces: For cooler mornings or evenings on deck.

  • Waterproof jacket or raincoat: A must for rainy days or excursions.

  • Pants & leggings: Comfortable for excursions and walking tours.

  • Shorts or skirts: For warmer, sunny days.

  • Dressy outfits: For formal dinners or evenings on the ship.

  • Sleepwear & underwear: Comfortable for variable cabin temperatures.

  • Swimsuit: Our ship has pools and hot tubs.

  • Hat & gloves: Light gloves and a warm hat for glacier viewing.

Footwear

  • Comfortable walking shoes: Essential for shore excursions and exploring towns.

  • Waterproof boots: Great for wet excursions or hikes.

  • Sandals or casual shoes: For onboard wear.

  • Evening shoes: For dinners or shows on the ship.

Accessories

  • Sunglasses & sunscreen: The sun can be strong, even in June.

  • Binoculars: For spotting wildlife and glaciers.

  • Daypack or small backpack: For excursions.

  • Travel umbrella: Optional but handy for rainy days.

  • Reusable water bottle: Stay hydrated on excursions.

  • Phone lanyard: Keep your phone secure and hands-free for photos and excursions.

Tech & Entertainment

  • Camera & extra batteries/memory cards: Alaska is incredibly photogenic!

  • Phone & charger

  • Portable power bank

  • E-reader or book: For relaxing on deck.

  • Plug adapter: Check if your ship requires one.

Toiletries & Health

  • Sunscreen & lip balm with SPF

  • Moisturizer: The air can be dry.

  • Personal medications

  • Motion sickness remedies: Patches, tablets, or wristbands.

  • Hand sanitizer & wipes

Extras

  • Waterproof bags: Protect electronics or souvenirs from wet excursions.

  • Snacks: Protein bars or trail mix for long shore days.

  • Binocular or spotting scope: Optional but fun for whale watching or glacier viewing.

  • Travel documents & cruise paperwork: Passport, ID, boarding documents, excursion tickets.

Pro Tips

  • Layer everything: Weather can change quickly, especially near glaciers.

  • Pack smart: Use packing cubes to organize layers and accessories.

  • Keep essentials in your day bag: Rain jacket, camera, binoculars, and snacks.