These voyages combine the beauty of Alaska’s icy seascapes with the lush, tropical landscapes of Hawaii.
NCL will offer four 16-day sailings in 2026 aboard the refined Norwegian Spirit, including a one-way Alaska: Skagway, Kauai & Juneau from Honolulu on either July 15 or August 16, or the reverse Alaska & Hawaii: Kauai, Juneau, Kona & Maui from Vancouver, departing on July 31 and September 1.
“Our fabulous ‘Fire and Ice’ sailings are perfect for guests who can’t decide between an island-hopping Hawaiian experience or the striking scenery of Alaska – or those who want to treat themselves to an extended voyage whilst ticking multiple bucket list destinations off their list,” said Ben Angell, NCL VP and Managing Director, APAC.
“Having just returned from an Alaska cruise, I can vouch for the fact that cruising with NCL is the only way to experience the otherworldliness of this region – there really is nothing like drifting past epic glaciers, snow-capped mountains and through stunning fjords.”
NCL’s ‘Fire and Ice’ itineraries visit 10 ports over 16 days, including an overnight stay on the isle of Kauai and offer a balance between immersive exploration and time to unwind and enjoy a sophisticated escape at sea.
Guests can indulge in pampering treatments with a view at the award-winning Mandara Spa, choose from 14 dining options, take in panoramic vistas from the Spinnaker Lounge – one of nine bars and lounges – and enjoy live entertainment such as country music extravaganza Blazing Boots or new interactive music trivia show, Riffz.
The cruise line also features more destinations to explore and more than 110 immersive shore excursions.
