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Why go to Cordova?
Pros:
Cordova is surrounded by beautiful untouched wilderness
Cons:
Not many cruises call in Cordova
Bottom Line:
Rugged Cordova offers the best of Alaska, from glaciers to wildlife
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Fishing harbor in Cordova, Alaska (Photo: Bildagentur Zoonar GmbH/Shutterstock)
About Cordova
Cordova is a remote Alaskan fishing village surrounded by wooded wilderness and the deep blue-grey waters of Prince William Sound; it's a fantastic gateway to untold outdoor adventures. An array of exciting shore excursions -- from trail hikes to whale-watching tours -- await travelers embarking on cruises with a stop in Cordova.
Some sailings along Prince William Sound call here, but this less-traveled town isn't as touristy as popular Alaska ports like Skagway. Summer is the ideal time to visit; Cordova hosts a quirky salmon festival, and humpback whales can be spotted in nearby waters during warmer months. (The prime time to spot the creatures is mid-July through August.)
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