Unveiling Prince Rupert

Prince Rupert Cruise Port , the first North American Port for GPH, began its 2023 cruise season with back-to-back calls on May 3rd and 4th. The first call of the season was by Carnival Miracle, which allowed Prince Rupert to welcome 2,018 passengers sailing on a 14-day Alaskan itinerary. The inaugural call was marked with a plaque exchange ceremony attended by Port GM Kevin D’Costa, Captain Roberto Costi, Indigenous leader Hereditary Chief Alex Campbell, Prince Rupert Port Authority representatives, and other key officials.

Prince Rupert, nestled in The Great Bear Rainforest, is a captivating gem located in the pristine waters of British Columbia, Canada. Known for its breathtaking natural beauty and rich Ts’msyen cultural heritage, this island serves as a tranquil haven for both locals and visitors alike. With its lush forests, rugged coastline, and majestic mountains, Prince Rupert Island offers a myriad of outdoor adventures, from hiking and kayaking to wildlife spotting and fishing. The island is home to diverse wildlife, including bears, eagles, and whales, adding to its allure. Steeped in Indigenous history, the island carries a deep spiritual significance and is dotted with ancient totem poles and cultural sites. The warm and welcoming community embraces visitors, offering a glimpse into their vibrant traditions and vivacious arts scene.

Prince Rupert Cruise Port GM Kevin D'Costa expressed excitement for the season, emphasizing the overwhelming community response as he looks ahead to a very promising 2023 season.

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