ALASKA
Alaska - The Last Frontier
By land or cruise, there are two great ways to visit Alaska.
Alaska is one of the world's special places, full of exotic wildlife, magnificent mountains, glacier-carved valleys and steep, rocky coastlines.
Alaska has six distinct climatic regions, the tallest mountains, the biggest glaciers, the most plentiful fishing and the wildest nature preserves on the North American continent.
Visitors go to Alaska for the fishing, hiking, hunting or camping—Denali National Park is a big attraction. Some go for the northern lights, or to whale-watch while cruising the Inside Passage. Some even go to Alaska for the Iditarod dogsled race.
Even as Alaska vacations become more accessible, distance creates costs. Per-day expenses in remote parts of the state are comparable with those in major urban centers. The abundance of spectacular scenery and wildlife, however, should more than compensate.
So, head north to experience all that Alaska has to offer. Whether you are looking for famous Alaskan cruises or a fully-customized land package, I will help you learn more about the unique vacation options that this beautiful state has to offer.
Alaskan Cruises
One of the most popular ways to visit Alaska is by cruise. With a limited season of May to early September, there are many cruise options to choose from starting in Los Angeles, Seattle, Vancouver or Anchorage.
Visit Alaska - No Matter The Season
Many people only consider visiting Alaska during the warmer months. Did you know Alaska is a great state to visit even in the winter and fall? Don't worry about all the necessary coats and winter gear you may need. We can connect you with an outfitter to rent most winter items needed.
Ready To Plan Your Alaskan Vacation?
Don't let the thought of picking the right cruise or creating the perfect land itinerary stress you out. Leave your Alaskan vacation to me, a travel profession.
Schedule a complimentary consultation today so we can begin discussing your plans.
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