Last-Frontier Holidays To Alaska

Alaska's pristine beauty bathed in long summer days is a vast, untouched wilderness that's so remote it's known as America's last frontier. Snow-capped mountains bleed into grassy meadows filled with purple-crested fireweeds. Thundering glaciers crash into still, soundless seas.

Everywhere you look new life springs into gear with fresh, zingy vitality.

• Learn the art of perseverance from a fish on the annual salmon run
• Spot black and brown bears on a laid-back nature trail
• Sip hand-crafted Spruce Tip beer at a local pizzeria in Haines
• Admire humpback whales, seals, orca, sea otters, crabs and more
• Picnic in the turquoise glacial caves of the Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau
• Hear tales of bootlegging and persuasion at Dolly's House in Ketchikan
• Feel the 'white thunder' in Glacier Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Small towns are laced through towering fjords, surrounded by fresh-scented spruce trees with trickling streams. Mountains give way to friendly pubs that are reminiscent of the glory days when Alaska's Klondike Gold Rush drew thousands of ambitious hopefuls to the Yukon's vast outdoor plains.

Every town in Alaska has a special personality, with plenty of outdoor adventures amongst the abundant wildlife. Head to Sitka to discover Alaska's Russian heritage, ride the White Pass Railway in Skagway, kayak in the untouched coves in Kodiak, hike with bears in Haines and feast on garlic king crab in Juneau, Alaska's laid-back capital.

Alaska is best seen by cruise, or for the more adventurous, in the privacy of your own motorhome. You may also like to combine your time in Alaska with a visit to Canada's magnificent national parks, take an exhilarating tour on the renowned Rocky Mountaineer, or spend a few relaxing days in Seattle.

However you prefer to travel, we're here to craft the ideal Alaska itinerary for you, so you can make the most of America's last frontier wilderness with the spirit of adventure. Get in touch today!

Cruising in Alaska

The beauty of booking an Alaskan cruise is the easy access afforded to spectacular locations that are otherwise inaccessible, such as Tracy Arm Fjord, Hubbard Glacier and Glacier Bay.

Cruising also offers up-close encounters with marine life, with a vast array of land tours to choose from that bring out the very best of Alaska throughout your itinerary. It's not uncommon for cruise ship guests to whale-watch over dinner with a fine glass of wine and a magnificent view all to yourselves!

Today, cruising in Alaska caters for visitors of all tastes and preferences, so a cruise to Alaska can be anything from a small expedition-style cruise on a research ship to a fun family holiday. Take a stylish wellness retreat, or go on the trip-of-a-lifetime in 5* luxury, complete with your own private butler.

Ready to start planning? Let us know what's on your Alaskan wish list, and we'll create the dream Alaska itinerary that's just right for you. Enquire now!