Visit those places you've always wanted to see via a palace at sea. That's exactly what you'll experience on the 2,600-passenger Golden Princess. Among this magnificent ship's Grand Class features are great dining rooms, three state-of-the-art show lounges, a world-class art collection, a variety of pools, a nine-hole putting course and more than 700 balcony staterooms.

Fantastic Dance Workshops! Booking through our travel agent will ensure that you will be included in our group.  You will be entitled to our exclusive Dance Workshops (not available to the general passengers onboard) hosted by Warren Bullock and Jane Phillips (former top International dancers and Supreme Teacher winners for 2005, 2006 & 2007).  Our workshops will cover a range of the Ballroom and Latin American dances, where we will teach a range of new and innovative variations as well as technique tips on posture, foot & leg action, leading & following to name a few. Whether you’ve danced for ages or only just started, you’ll find our workshops easy and enjoyable and you’ll be eager to practise Warren & Jane’s valuable tips and new routines!  You will make many new friends and will have the opportunity to meet up again at dinner where our group enjoy prime seating together!  You will be invited to Warren & Janes’ Exclusive VIP Cocktail party, usually held on the first night, where you will be introduced to your hosts and meet our other dancing guests.  Warren & Jane will ensure you will have a dancing cruise of a lifetime!lifetime!

Seattle, Washington: Situated on Puget Sound, surrounded by the Olympic and Cascade mountain ranges, the Seattle city skyline is impressive with shimmering glass high-rises and 100-year-old buildings standing side by side. This beautiful port city came into its own after gold was discovered in the Klondike and 100,000 people passed through the Northwest in 1897 and 1898 on their quest for wealth in Alaska.

Juneau, Alaska: Perched on a thin strip of land at the mouth of Gold Creek, Juneau is arguably one of America's most beautiful state capitals, with the looming summits of Mt. Juneau and Mt. Roberts providing a gorgeous backdrop.

Skagway: Few one-time boomtowns retain the flavour of the gold rush days like Skagway. This gateway to the Klondike is preserved as a national historic park with its rustic boardwalk and frontier-style storefronts. Possessing one of the oldest narrow-gauge railroads in the world, Skagway retains the flavor of days gone by and remains an important link to Alaska's rich history.

Tracy Arm: Located 50 miles southeast of Juneau, this spectacular glacier-carved fjord has sheer vertical walls that clearly showcase nature's artistry. Linger in this magical place to watch blocks of ice calving off the glaciers towering faces.

Ketchikan: This southern-most Alaskan port city is known as Alaska's First City because it was the first major community travellers came to heading north. Founded as a fishing camp, Ketchikan is built on steep hillsides and is billed as the salmon capital of the world. A quaint village, the town is just three miles long and three blocks wide.

Victoria, British Columbia: At one time, a British colonial post, Victoria is full of historic sites, public parks and groomed gardens. Due to its location, this quaint yet sophisticated little seaside city boasts the mildest climate in Canada.