USA/Alaska: Glacier Bay National Park

Glacier Bay National Park is a UNESCO listed preserve that protects nearly 600,000 acres (2400 sq km) of marine ecosystems, glaciers, and mountains. There are a total of 15 glaciers that descend into the water throughout the park. As you cruise from one glacier to another, you are treated to spectacular panoramas of floating icebergs and can even witness the glacier calving. Plus there are plenty of marine life like dolphins, occasional whales, and a lot of hauled out seals.
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