Small group · 6 days
Alaska's Northern Lights Adventure Tour
- Denali National Park, Alaska
- Small group, 2–14
$3,429from / person
Destination
Explore Alaska
Discover Alaska’s rugged beauty with tours to national parks, glaciers, and wildlife habitats. Enjoy bear viewing, glacier hikes, and more. Book your adventure!
Alaska and Adventure go hand in hand. You can go from watching massive bears catching salmon in a stream, to hiking an ice-aged glacier, all in the same day. There’s nothing that compares to Alaska when comparing other attractions in North America.
If you’re up for an adventure whether it’s sightseeing, fishing, bear viewing, hiking, sea kayaking, or cruising – you name it – Alaska will provide it! From National Parks and glaciers, to nature and wildlife, Alaska provides countless opportunities for memorable experiences.
Are you looking to experience the beauty of Alaska by sea, land, and air? If so, come join us on our flagship 10-day Magnificent Alaska tour where you can explore its vast regions and view diverse wildlife.
How would you like to see Alaska’s famed Northern Lights, or see unbelievable winter scenery? If that sounds attractive, then check out our Northern Lights Alaska tour.
Or, let us design a custom tour for you and your traveling companions to create memories and experiences that will enrich your life and leave you with a lifetime of memories. There is plenty to do!
Explore Alaska in photographs
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$9,999from / person
Planning a trip to Explore Alaska
Alaska is not a driving destination in the way the Southwest is. There are very few roads, distances between them are enormous, and a great deal of the state is reached by boat or by small aircraft — which is why trips here are built around a fixed route rather than around a rental car.
The season is genuinely short. Most of what operates runs from late May to mid-September; either side of that, lodges close and the road and rail services stop.
The trade-off in the middle of it is daylight. In late June the sun barely sets in the interior, which makes a long day possible in a way it never is further south.
Wildlife is the reason most of these itineraries exist — bears at the salmon runs, whales in the coastal waters, moose and caribou on the tundra — and it is seasonal too, tied to when the fish and the feed are there.
