May 19 to Aug 29
From $3582
Start: Anchorage
End: Fairbanks
Self-Guided Land Tours
The Arctic awaits on this wide-ranging Alaska vacation. It begins in Anchorage and includes visits to Seward, Denali National Park, and Fairbanks. Adventure farther than most on an included multi-day trip north above the Arctic Circle to Prudhoe Bay and the Arctic Ocean.
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Arrive in Alaska and overnight in Anchorage.
Board the train for a morning ride to Seward. Explore the coastal community on your own this afternoon, making sure to visit the Alaska SeaLife Center. Overnight Seward.
Experience Kenai Fjords National Park’s epic tidewater glaciers and wildlife on a day cruise. Overnight Seward.
Travel by deluxe motorcoach back north through Anchorage and into Talkeetna. Overnight Talkeetna.
Board a small bush plane for a scenic mountain flight through the Alaska Range and near Denali, North America’s tallest mountain. In the evening travel by motorcoach to the Denali Park area. Overnight Denali.
Explore the wilds of Denali National Park on a full-day guided wildlife bus tour. Travel the full length of the Denali Park Road and enjoy lunch at the Kantishna Roadhouse. Overnight Denali.
Splash through the Nenana River on a whitewater rafting trip this morning, then travel to Fairbanks aboard the train in the afternoon. Overnight Fairbanks.
Today you’ll embark on a three-day escorted tour north of the Arctic Circle. Journey along the Dalton Highway to Coldfoot. Overnight Coldfoot.
Continue the adventure north through endless tundra and over the Brooks Range. Overnight Deadhorse.
Take a tour of Prudhoe Bay and visit the Arctic Ocean this morning. You’ll travel back to Fairbanks by plane. Overnight Fairbanks.
Rest and relax after your Arctic adventure, then enjoy a historical sternwheeler cruise on the Chena River. Final overnight in Fairbanks.
| Season | May 19 - Aug 29 |
| Duration | 11 Days / 10 Nights |
| Rates | From $3582 |
| Rate Notes | Prices subject to change without notice. Call us on 855-588-7247 to confirm current rates. |
