We woke today with the Captain advising it was a little rough and he'd be taking a different route to what was planned and it should be much better around midday. The swell was about 2.5 to 4 metres. After a smooth sail in the inside passage, it was noticeable once we hit the open waters.We spent the morning sleeping in - which was nice and then repacked bags etc.   Just after lunch we ventured into the crown jewel of coastal Alaska - Prince William Sound...

The National Park Rangers boarded our ship around 8am and for the rest of the day, it was all about the "picture of icy wilderness unspeakably pure and sublime" said by John Muir a Scottish born naturalist that placed the wilderness bays of Alaska on the map.The Rangers point out areas of interest all morning, over the speakers in the cabins, so you can venture out to see what was hard to see by ourselves. We rugged up, layer upon layer, and threw on the raincoa...