We're not kidding when we say we've got everything onboard. Norwegian Star was built for Freestyle Cruising, with a long list of options for every Tom, Dick and Jane out there. You'll have 13 superb choices for dining, with tempting selections that range from Asian fusion and French Mediterranean to all-American. We've got a wide array of staterooms and suites to accommodate however you choose to spend your time on board, so treat yourself with a no-rules, freedom filled cruise north to Alaska's pristine waters or south to the Mexican Riviera.

Ketchikan, Alaska
Just three miles long by three miles wide, Alaska's first city is lively. Replica totem poles are on display at Totem Bight State Historical Park. Walk the old boardwalk along Ketchikan Creek in search of shops and cafes.

Juneau, Alaska
Accessible only by water and air, it's not surprising that wildlife thrives in Juneau's stunning frontier landscape. In fact, it's the only state capitol whose governor's mansion sits less than one mile from prime grizzly bear habitat.

Prince Rupert
British Columbia's coastal city was once a major fishing and timber port. Fish, hike, white-water kayak or canoe. It's up to you. Visit the Museum of Northern British Columbia and the North Pacific Cannery

Seattle, Washington
On a clear day, the Seattle skyline is stunning. On rainy days there is much to do and see under cover. Take a ferry across the Sound or check out the view atop the Space Needle. Visit turn-of-the-century Pioneer Square day or night.