From May 2026, Diamond Chase There will be a series of 10 to 13 day sailings to remote Alaskan destinations with more than 10 hours in port.
There will be 27 late-night departures on the route to maximize time in port and offer excursions such as bear watching, whale watching and glacier hiking.
Each sailing will feature the company’s signature “AzAmazing” evening in Ketchikan, featuring ax throwing, traditional Tlingit dance performances, local beer and food. There will also be private showings at the Great Alaska Lumberjack Show.
UK managing director David Duff said: “It’s clear from our conversations with agents and clients that Alaska Still a bucket list destination for many British visitors, we are delighted to announce its return in summer 2026.
“These enhanced itineraries and land-based experiences will take our guests to off-the-beaten-path ports and hidden gem destinations, from Kodiak Island to Dutch Harbor, giving them the opportunity to truly connect with the communities and culture of this fascinating region. “
Precision CEO Dondra Ritzenthaler added: “Our commitment to immersive destinations means we don’t just take guests to Alaska; we take guests to Alaska. We immerse them in its rich culture and take them there. Destination centers that large ships cannot even reach.
“With our long-term stays and carefully curated land experiences, we are excited to offer Azura experiences in a destination that will attract visitors.”
