Alaska Cruise 2015 Grand Princess Inside Passage Denali National Park

[@evabalga6133]

I was glad to see that you concentrated on natural beauty as opposite to ship amenities and selfies. With better camera and sharpening your editing skills you will be great videographer. Your choice of music was also way above average. 👍🏼

[@rwtuura]

Nice to see the pictures. We went on the same cruise the first week of August. You took a few pictures of our balcony - the last one on the starboard (right) side of the ship and one deck down. Mt. McKinley (Denali) was shrouded in clouds and fog so we didn't get a chance to see it close up. We got a glimpse of it on the bus ride to the airport in Anchorage.

[@jimthecarguy]

+Randall Tuura Hi Randall,We were very lucky when at Denali no clouds at all it was a beautiful sight.Alaska was beautiful I liked the land part of the tour better than the cruse.What about you?

[@rwtuura]

I was more excited by the Whales and the Glaciers. On the way in to Juneau we saw a group of over a hundred (counted by the ship's naturalist) humpbacks heading back to their feeding grounds after being driven out by a storm. Then on our whale watching excursion we saw four Orca swimming together - and they were "porpoising" - a rare activity. We were able to watch them for about 20 minutes. Then there was a group of Humpbacks "Bubble Net" feeding. Maybe you did too. If not if you do a search on KZbin you can find some neat videos. We watched them for an hour and half. The ship's videographer was on our boat and our whale watching made the cut and appears on the "Reflections" DVD. And then the glaciers... Saw some "calving".

[@jimthecarguy]

+Randall Tuura It was an amazing trip.Even though we had a good idea of what to expect actually seeing it was an experience of a life time.

[@Elizabeth-go4kv]

I was on the same cruise!!!

[@jimthecarguy]

I absolutely loved it and look forward to going back someday.