GLACIAL ADVENTURESOF ALASKA

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Pac–12ALASKA • 2018

10-NIGHT LUXURY CRUISE ABOARD REGATTA • SEATTLE TO SEATTLE

JUNE 19–29, 2018

SPONSORED BY:

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Inside Passage

Juneau

Hubbard Glacier

Sitka

Ketchikan

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SkagwayIcy Strait Point

ENHANCE YOUR CRUISE EXPERIENCEwith the GO NEXT SEATTLE PRE-CRUISE PROGRAM

JUNE 18–19 • $499 per person, double occupancy

Available exclusively to Pac-12 travelers, this carefully designed program includes one night at the four-star Renaissance Seattle Hotel or a similar accommodation, a specially arranged sightseeing tour, transfers from the hotel to the cruise ship, a professional guide, and more.

JUNE 19: SEATTLE, WASHINGTONEmbark on your luxury cruise aboard the Regatta in Seattle, Washington’s exciting waterfront city and home of the famed Space Needle.

JUNE 20: CRUISING THE INSIDE PASSAGECruise along Canada’s scenic west coast into Alaska’s more sheltered Inside Passage, an island-dotted waterway edged by verdant forests, mountains, and glaciers.

JUNE 21: KETCHIKAN, ALASKABuilt around salmon canneries and sawmills, Ketchikan was once proclaimed the Salmon Capital of the World. Its unique culture is celebrated through its renowned collection of totem poles, an accolade to Native art. Situated at the foot of Deer Mountain, Ketchikan is backed by steep forested slopes and fringed by a pristine waterfront, creating an impossibly beautiful backdrop. Not far in the distance is the Tongass National Forest, abundant with wildlife and the peaceful aura of the North Country.

JUNE 22: JUNEAU, ALASKAFounded in 1880 when Joe Juneau and Richard Harris struck gold, the thriving Alaskan capital of Juneau offers an eclectic mix of people and pastimes. The downtown streets feature upscale shopping with a traditional twist along with authentic Alaskan totems and art, while spectacular mountain scenery stuns from every angle.

JUNE 23: SKAGWAY, ALASKALocated at the northwest end of the Alaska Marine Highway, Skagway was known as the gateway to the gold fields. Today this delightful town retains the flavor of the gold rush era.

JUNE 24: ICY STRAIT POINT (HOONAH), ALASKAWilderness and tribal traditions intertwine in Icy Strait Point. Nearby is culturally rich Hoonah, a fishing village for hundreds of years and home to the largest Tlingit Indian settlement in Alaska.

JUNE 25: HUBBARD GLACIERA journey to Alaska wouldn’t be complete without viewing Alaska’s longest tidewater glacier. Enchanting visitors with its towering magnificence and sparkling shades of blue, the majestic Hubbard Glacier is more than six miles wide where it meets the ocean.

JUNE 26: SITKA, ALASKAHistorically significant and vibrantly multicultural, Sitka is the storyteller of some of the state’s most compelling history. The city’s fascinating museums house some of Alaska’s oldest native culture collections, and the Sitka National Historical Park boasts totem-lined forest trails and authentic artisan exhibits.

JUNE 27: CRUISING THE OUTSIDE PASSAGECruise the Outside Passage through the open blue waters of the Pacific Ocean.

JUNE 28: VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADARich with British heritage and overflowing with cosmopolitan charm, Victoria is a town where high tea and world-class flower gardens are part of everyday life. Here in western Canada’s oldest city, Victorian and Edwardian mansions stand near elegant shops offering the latest in European fashion.

JUNE 29: SEATTLE, WASHINGTONDisembark and bid farewell to the Regatta.

Inside StateroomG $3,349F $3,549

Ocean ViewE $3,699D $3,799

Deluxe Ocean ViewC2 $3,949C1 $4,049

Veranda B2 $4,999B1 $5,099

Concierge VerandaA3 $5,299A2 $5,399A1 $5,549

Penthouse SuitePH3 $6,649PH2 $6,899PH1 $7,199

Prices are per person, based on double occupancy, re� ect all savings, and include the Pac-12 Amenity Package. Discounted rates are available to children between the ages of fi ve and twelve. The Pac-12 Amenity Package and certain inclusions are not applicable to children. Please call for details. Advertised fares include meals, entertainment, and use of facilities aboard the ship as well as air- and cruise-related government taxes, surcharges, and fees. Round-trip airport transfers are additional. Guests in the same stateroom must choose the same free amenity (shore excursions, House Select Beverage Package, or shipboard credit). Prices, itinerary, program content, and offers are subject to change.

STATEROOM CATEGORIES

SPECIAL PAC-12 INCLUSIONS• 2-for-1 cruise fares• Free airfare from more US and Canadian cities, providing

protection from escalating airfare costs• Free unlimited internet• Your choice of 6 free shore excursions OR free beverage package OR $600 shipboard credit (per stateroom)

• Complimentary bottle of wine in your stateroom• Celebrity lecturer Rick Reilly • Featured Alumni dignitary panel• All Pac-12 Trivia• Travel arrangement assistance prior to departure• Attentive service from an experienced Go Next Program Manager

throughout the voyage• Comprehensive pre-departure information including select shore

excursion packages, dining options, and more• After-hours on-call support for unexpected travel interruptions

INCLUDED PAC-12 AMENITY PACKAGE*($400 value per person)• All Pac-12 welcome reception• Private Pac-12 “Tailgates”• Private Pac-12 dining at Toscana & Polo Grill• All Pac-12 farewell reception• Commemorative All Pac-12 gift

*This offer is available only to Pac-12 Alumni Association bookings.

WHY TRAVELERS PREFER AND REGATTA

The Ambience• Luxurious yet relaxed atmosphere• Intimate ship with only 684 guests, providing access to more

exotic ports• Exceptional decor with museum-quality art• Resort casual attire—no formal nights

The Distinction• Impressive staff-to-guest ratio: 1 to 1.7• Award-winning Canyon Ranch SpaClub® and fitness center• Enrichment programs including seminars led by naturalists,

historians, and local experts

The Flavor• The finest cuisine at sea, under the culinary direction of

renowned chef Jacques Pépin• Gourmet open-seating restaurants at no additional charge• Unlimited complimentary soft drinks and bottled water,

cappuccino, espresso, tea, and juice

FREE AIRFARE GUARANTEE Oceania Cruises’ FREE AIRFARE program is guaranteed, no matter how much airfares may increase. Oceania Cruises eliminates the hassle of searching for the lowest fare, trying to anticipate price changes, and determining the best flight options. Their experienced air department partners with respected carriers worldwide to ensure a seamless air travel experience.

ALASKA EXPLORER YOUTH PROGRAMFor those sailing with young travelers, Oceania Cruises is offering the Alaska Explorer Youth Program, an exciting opportunity for children ages fi ve to twelve to explore the wonders of Alaska and the Pacifi c Northwest Coast. Designed to create meaningful, enriching experiences, the program is led by skilled and enthusiastic youth counselors and includes games, activities, and Alaska-inspired special events.

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GLACIAL ADVENTURES OF ALASKA • JUNE 19–29, 2018

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UC BERKELEYONBOARD DIGNITARY TERI MCKEEVER

Regarded as one of the most accomplished swimming mentors in the United States, if not the world, Teri McKeever completed her twenty-fifth season overseeing the University of California women’s swimming and diving program in 2016-17. Over the course of her career with the Golden

Bears, she has guided Cal to four NCAA and four Pac-12 team championships. In 2012, McKeever served as head coach of the US Olympic women’s swim team in London, a unit that included six past, present, and future Golden Bears who produced thirteen medals for Team USA. In addition, McKeever was an assistant Olympic coach in both 2004 and 2008.

CELEBRITY LECTURER RICK REILLY

Rick Reilly has been voted National Sportswriter of the Year eleven times. He was at Sports Illustrated for twenty-two years and ESPN for eight more before retiring from journalism in 2016 and beginning a career as a screenwriter and novelist. He’s known for his breezy, hilarious, and yet often emotional style,

the kind that graced the back page of Sports Illustrated for years, not to mention ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown and SportsCenter. His Sports Illustrated column was the first signed weekly opinion column in the magazine’s long history. The Bloomberg News calls him the “Tiger Woods of sports columnists.” “The closest thing sportswriting has ever had to a rock star,” says USA Today. Reilly is the founder of the anti-malaria effort Nothing but Nets, which has raised over $60 million to fight malaria. Reilly and NBA star Steph Curry are the spokesmen. The Denver Post wrote, “Nothing but Nets is one charity that scores big.” Reilly will be joined on the cruise by his wife, Cynthia.