The Alaska Ferry is a great way to travel to and from Alaska. Most communities in Southeast Alaska are serviced year round. In past years during the summer months, sailings continued from Southeast Alaska across the Gulf of Alaska to ports in South Central. Whittier, AK is the closest port to Anchorage. This service is currently suspended. The ferry does make stops along the way allowing you to see the different towns. The ferry routes are classified as a highway, thus the stops are short, typically anywhere from a half hour to three hours. If you are wanting to get off the ferry and spend time in various towns along the way, you will have to book multiple segments for each leg of the trip. People, vehicles, trailers, boats, motorhomes, motorcycles, bikes, kayaks, and pets can be transported on the Alaska Ferry. You are allowed to bring your own food, or food and beverages are available for purchase on board. All ferries have public bathrooms and showers. You do not have to book a room (also called a Stateroom or Cabin) if you want to travel without one, however they do make the journey much more comfortable.

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