Hubbard Glacier, located in the stunning fjords of southeast Alaska, is a breathtaking destination known for its massive ice formations and dramatic scenery. This active tidewater glacier is one of the most accessible in North America, offering cruise passengers unparalleled views and the chance to witness calving icebergs in action.

Cruise passengers typically enjoy Hubbard Glacier from the ship itself, as there are no ports or piers nearby. Scenic cruising allows for easy access to the glacier’s spectacular views right from the deck.

• Witness the calving of icebergs as they crash into the sea.
• Take stunning photographs of the glacier's vibrant blue ice and surrounding mountains.
• Enjoy guided commentary from onboard naturalists about the glacier's history and ecology.
• Participate in onboard educational programs focused on glaciology and Alaskan wildlife.
• Relax on deck with a hot beverage while enjoying the serene landscape.

Hubbard Glacier experiences a maritime climate, characterized by cool temperatures and significant rainfall. The best time to visit is during the summer months (May to September) when temperatures are milder, while winter months can bring colder weather and ice.

• Warm, waterproof layers to stay comfortable in changing weather.
• Binoculars for wildlife viewing and ice details.
• A camera with a zoom lens for capturing the glacier’s beauty.
• Sunscreen and sunglasses, as sunlight can reflect off the ice.
• A reusable water bottle to stay hydrated.

Be prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions and dress in layers to ensure comfort. Also, keep an eye out for announcements about calving events, as they can happen unexpectedly!