Cruise ships, ferries, tugs and fishing boats thread the same protected waterway. Here's how to watch it live.
The Inside Passage runs from Puget Sound through British Columbia to Southeast Alaska — a thousand-mile protected corridor used by everything from kayaks to 1,000-foot cruise ships.
Summer brings the cruise fleet north to Ketchikan, Juneau and Sitka; year-round it carries the Alaska Marine Highway ferries, tug-and-barge freight, and the fishing fleet.
See vessels on the classic legs: Seattle–Ketchikan, Ketchikan–Juneau, and Juneau–Sitka — or the whole Southeast Alaska region live.
Fjord walls block VHF, so shore coverage is strongest along open corridors — see honest live coverage at /coverage. Get API access to query it.