Alaska Multi-Day Tours

The Alaska Experience Tour (8-Days)

Get to know the Alaska's most spectacular National Parks. Witness  majestic landscapes and diverse wildlife on an expedition into the heart of Alaska’s untouched wilderness.

Journey along the stunningly scenic Seward Highway. Cap off your adventure with a cruise on Kenai Fjords National Park, home to humpback whales, killer whales, steller sea lions and towering tidewater glaciers all illuminated by the almost continuous daylight of the Alaskan summers.

The Alaska Explorer Tour (8-Days)

On this Alaska Explorer Tour 8-Day journey, you will experience the very best of Alaska in just over a week. Explore Alaska’s stunning and pristine waters of Kenai Fjords National Park. Visit Lake Clark National Park and witness North America’s largest land predators, the brown bears. Discover the stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife of Alaska’s untouched wilderness. Stay in the quaint little town of Talkeetna.

The Wrangell St. Elias Explorer (10-Days)

Natural and historic wonders await those visitors willing to accept travel and access on Alaskan terms. On this 10-day journey you will experience the very best of Alaska. Visit the historic mining town of Kennecott  which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated as a National Historic Landmark. Kennecott is considered the best remaining example of early 20th Century. This tour will take you to one of the largest and least visited National Parks in the US. The trip getting into this area is guaranteed to be an unforgettable adventure!

The Alaska Discovery Tour (11-Days)

On this 11-Day journey you will experience the very best of Alaska. Spend at least two nights in the Kantishna region deep within the Denali National Park and Wilderness Preserve and far away from the crowded and busy Park entrance. This amazing Denali adventure is perfect for those seeking to explore the heart of Denali. Discover stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife on a family expedition into the heart of Alaska’s untouched wilderness. Search for moose, caribou, wolves, grizzly bears, and Dall sheep, and search for wildflowers and animals.

Alaska's Arctic & Native Cultures (5-Days)

Over the years, the people of the Arctic have learned to adapt to the climate. When these areas were first settled, people made houses from hides, whalebone, sod, driftwood, and snow. As resources are limited in the Arctic, those living there learned to make use of everything possible. Today, on this Arctic & Native Cultures tour you will notice that the peoples of the Arctic have added modern technology to their historic adaptation skills. While dog sleds, skis, snowshoes, and kayaks have largely been supplanted by snowmobiles and boats, the traditional methods of transportation are still occasionally utilized. In the past century, many formerly nomadic peoples have settled into towns scattered across the Arctic. On this tour, you'll visit the Inupiaq village of Nome located on the Western Coast of Alaska.

Arctic Circle Overnight Tour (2-Days)

On this tour you will travel from Fairbanks to Coldfoot, north of the Arctic Circle in the Brooks Mountain Range. We will drive the Dalton Highway made famous by the show, Ice Road Truckers. We will cross the Arctic Circle and celebrate and take photos at the Arctic Circle sign. We will explore the arctic tundra, marvel at the mighty Yukon River, view the remarkable Alaska Pipeline and weather permitting, the northern lights.

NOTE: This is an add-on tour only to any of our Fairbanks winter tours.

Alaska's Arctic & Polar Bear Expedition (5 or 7 Days)

On this  amazing tour, you will spend several days and nights in Alaska’s high arctic observing and photographing the polar bears with a local guide. Cross the Arctic Circle and learn about Native Cultures and see how Alaska Natives live in the farthest reaches of North America. Visit the Inupiat village of Kaktovik located at the edge of the Arctic Ocean. Experience life under the midnight sun. Discover the inhospitable and fragile environment that changes lives and draws individuals to this region of Alaska. Discover the inhospitable and fragile environment that changes lives and draws individuals to this region of Alaska.

The Iditarod & Northern Lights Tour (10-Days)

This tour was featured in the November 2015 issue of Alaska Magazine! Experience the unmatched excitement of the start of the Iditarod Sled Dog Race in Anchorage. Experience the best places on earth to view the beautiful and mysterious northern lights. Bright curtains of yellow, green, red or even purple light brighten the night skies regularly. Fairbanks is situated underneath the aurora belt and its location provides Fairbanks a terrific balance of occurrence, frequency and activity. Enjoy the soothing waters of Chena Hot Springs and experience the aurora from a heated "aurorium" cabin.

Iditarod Race Finish in Nome (5-Days)

Located on the edge of the Bering Sea on the Seward Peninsula, Nome is a vital hub for Northwest Alaska. Every year in March, Nome hosts the finish of one of the toughest sled dog races in the world. During the finish of the race Nome's population grows by approximately 1,000 people and turns Nome into what people everywhere warmly refer to as the "Mardi Gras of the North". With hundreds of events to participate in and the ability to rub elbows with some of the most notorious names in the dog mushing industry, the finish of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Nome is an event not to be missed.

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