Tracey Arm Fjord (Day 5)

Day 5 was another full day at sea but we started the morning by sailing up the Tracey Arm fjord.  We entered the fjord around 5am.  I got to the observation deck around 6am.  The fjord is narrow so we were going very slow.  They had to divert to the Endicott Arm due to heavy ice flow in the area.  No problem, that has the Dawes Glacier at the end so it was pretty amazing.

Again, a million pictures.  I hope you like photos of floating ice!

Entering the fjord

Look!  Floating Ice.  We learned this is too small to be called an iceberg.
It is a berglet (or something like that)

We actually got multiple sunrises as we moved past the mountains

The sea was so calm

There is no Blue like iceberg blue

Look at that reflection

Enjoying the show

This one was big enough to be an iceberg

Close up

It is hard to see with the sun but that is Dawes Glacier

Better view but it was definitely more impressive in real life

We spun around a couple of times, which was impressive since
 the ship is so big and the fjord is so narrow.  Everyone got a view

Leaving the glacier

Cool texture

Look at that water.  It looks tropical

Then we left the fjord and it was another day at sea.