4 Night Cruise sailing from Vancouver to San Diego onboard Disney Wonder.

From Vancouver, Canada, chart a southward course along the Pacific Coast to San Diego, with one stop along the way—in charming Victoria, Canada.

Highlights of this cruise:

Vancouver
Breathtakingly beautiful Vancouver is the largest city in British Columbia, the third most populous in Canada and our Disney Cruise Line home port. Located on a lush peninsula in southwestern British Columbia surrounded by water on 3 sides and situated alongside a picture-perfect, snow-capped mountain range, this world-class city has a stunning skyline. A bustling metropolis to be certain, Vancouver retains its strong connection to the great outdoors. From more than 200 parks to the century-old Capilano Suspension Bridge spanning the Capilano River, Vancouver seamlessly blends the rural with the urban to create a cityscape unlike any other.

Victoria
Victoria, the capital city of British Columbia, Canada, is a port of call on a Disney Cruise Line Alaska Cruise vacation. Located on the Strait of Juan de Fuca at the southern tip of Vancouver Island, this scenic metropolis also known as the "City of Gardens" is a popular tourist destination renowned for its sweeping harbor views and British-inspired historic sites.

San Diego
Located on a bustling harbor just north of the Mexican border, San Diego offer stunning views of the Pacific Ocean along with some of the best shopping, dining and entertainment anywhere. Be sure not to miss the world-famous San Diego Zoo. The zoo's sister attraction, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, offers a unique opportunity to view over 3,500 exotic animals in a sprawling 1,800 acre facility. Many animals are free to roam in vast open habitats.

Filled with historic buildings, shops and restaurants, Old Town San Diego is regarded as the "birthplace" of modern California. In 1769, the area became the first permanent Spanish settlement in what later became the state of California. San Diego's historic Gaslamp Quarter offers 16 blocks of Victorian-era buildings containing modern restaurants, boutiques and nightclubs. Nearby, Balboa Park is home to over a dozen museums, plus theaters and gardens, all in a lushly landscaped Spanish Colonial setting. And, of course, San Diego is justifiably known for sunny weather and miles of sandy beaches.