Travel Light / 11 Day Alaskan Cruise

1. Warm Jacket / 2. Necklace Card Holder / 3. Warm Hat / 4. Cashmere Scarf / 5. Star Earrings / 6. Sunglasses / 7. Light Jacket / 8. Button Down / 9. Sweater / 10. Striped Long Sleeve / 11. Silk Tee / 12. Swimsuit / 13. Long Dress / 14. Casual Dress (similar) / 15. Black Dress (similar, similar) / 16. Black Denim / 17. Dark Jeans / 18. White Denim / 19. Evening Shoes / 20. Tennis Shoes / 21. Deck Shoes / 22. Tote

This month I’m lucky enough to share again about an actual trip we just returned from. I feel like I learned a little bit better about what to pack and why. This was one of the hardest trips I’ve ever packed for and while I did not pack every single item you see here, I probably packed something similar or even overpacked. The hardest part was trying to pack for time on a boat, formal nights, and time exploring sometimes rugged terrain.

Personally, I packed a simple silk robe to sleep in, which also doubles as a pool coverup. Both silk shirts, the robe, and the shorter black dress are super quick to hand wash in the sink and hang dry. I typically wore the lighter jacket on the boat walking around the deck and the warmer jacket during excursions. It rained for most of our trip but our stop in Victoria was quiet warm and downtown was a 40 minute walk from the ship.

Day 1 Embark from SF
Day 2 At Sea Formal Night

Day 5 Juneau, Alaska
Day 6 Skagway, Alaska

Day 7 Glacier Bay National Park
Day 8 At Sea

Day 9 Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Colombia, Canada
Day 10 At Sea Formal Night

Day 11 At Sea
Day 12 Disembark to SF