The crossing was not too rough - the swell was coming from behind, which apparently makes it easier for us. However, the weather was quite miserable, and it was nice to be inside a heated cabin watching the world go past!
The southern tip of Alaska, probably near Tongass, the most southerly town in Alaska, I suspect.
A lonely light house in the wilds of Alaska. This is just a little north of Cape Fox.
Continuing north, we once again entered waters protected from the fury of the Pacific Ocean. We then entered the Behm Canal for lunch and sightseeing. It was actually out of the way, as we were now quite close to tonight's destination of Ketchikan. The tour was well worth it!
One of many tree covered islands we passed.
It's the one on the left.
Coming closer.
Close up view
Prince Rupert, BC to Alaska
