Coastal town of Wrangell, Alaska with hillside homes, forested slopes and snow-capped mountains in background.

Wrangell, Alaska

Cruises to Wrangell

Things to do in Wrangell

Wrangell might fly under the radar, but that’s part of the charm. Tucked into Alaska’s Inside Passage, this small town packs in centuries of culture, a legacy shaped by the Tlingit people, Russian traders and American pioneers. In fact, Wrangell is the third oldest community in Alaska, and the only city in the state to have been governed under four nations and three flags: Tlingit, Russia, Britain and the United States.

It’s quiet here — but never dull. You can’t miss the carved stories at your feet, salmon streams teeming with life and trails that wind through ancient forest. From petroglyphs on the beach to wild tracks near the riverbank, Wrangell draws you in with quiet moments and deep roots. You’ll find history written in wood and stone — and sometimes in the shape of a bear.

Experience the Wrangell port on your next cruise

Wrangell might be smaller than other Inside Passage stops on your Alaska cruise, but don’t let that fool you. There’s something special about its unhurried pace — it feels less like a stop and more like a connection. Guests love its relaxed pace, its walkable downtown and the chance to get out into the real Alaska.

Discover the wild beauty of  Wrangell with Princess Cruises

A Princess® cruise to Wrangell opens up a side of Alaska that still feels untamed and unblemished — and wonderfully personal. You’ll step into a town where totems tell stories, wildlife roams freely and the past is always part of the present. Each stop, each view, each quiet moment lets you experience Alaska in a way that’s refreshingly real.

 

Cruises to Wrangell
Abandoned red mill building on rocky slope with snowy Alaskan mountains glowing at sunset.

Stand on history’s edge at the Kennicott Mine, where epic glaciers and rugged peaks steal the show.

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Feel the chill and awe as you stand before Alaska’s icy giants in Wrangell–St. Elias National Park.

Ship sailing to Wrangell

Step aboard ships made for discovery, each one built to bring Alaska’s wonders a little closer, without giving up comfort.

Ruby Princess

Spacious decks, cozy lounges and a variety of places to dine make Ruby Princess feel like a floating home base — just with better views. Whether you’re unwinding with a glass of wine at sunset or chatting with fellow guests about bear sightings and glacier views, Ruby keeps the experience easy and unforgettable under the sweeping Alaskan sky.

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