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can’t touch. A few companies operate out of Whittier or Seward and limit itineraries to Resurrection Bay or the greater Prince William Sound area. Most small-ship cruises board fewer than 200 passengers per sailing, with some maxing out at 20 or even 10 guests and offer almost one-to-one crew service for an outstanding docket of activities. Naturalist crew members lead hikes and kayak trips, present lectures, and even offer photography advice during a trip, but all this attention comes at a price. The average small-ship cruise starts at around $1,300 per person for a seven-day trip and travels upward depending upon cabin size and the type of boat. If your family is adventurous and desires an authentic, hands-on week upon the briny waters of Alaska, this might just be the trip of a lifetime. Not every small-ship company is equipped to host children, however, so do your homework with our listings below. Very small children may not enjoy the experience as much as older, school-aged kids, but knowing your child’s personality and outdoor interest level will help you determine his or her readiness for such an excursion. The Wilderness Discoverer, operated by Un-Cruise Adventures, anchors near a glacier. 23 If You Cruise