Starts with our 8 Day - 7 Night Land Tour
Includes Flights to Fairbanks
Arrive in Fairbanks, for 3 nights, includes a stop at the Alaska pipeline, a Gold Mine tour, the Riverboat Discovery, Trail Breakers Kennel tour with lunch.
Day 4 travel by Motorcoach to Denali, for 2 nights. includes the Tundra Wilderness tour deep into the Nat'l Park.
Day 6 travel by Railroad to Talkeetna, with lunch on the rails..
Day 7 travel to Seward by Motorcoach. Visit Girdwood, home to Alaska’s largest ski resort Alyeska Resort. Here your group will take the tram to the top of the mountain. Then transfer to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation center. This sanctuary takes in many of Alaska’s mammals that are injured or abandoned. End the day with overnight in Seward.
Day 8 take a Whale watching tour to the base of a Glacier, before boarding the RCCL Radiance of the Seas Cruise ship.
Includes Breakfast every day and 3 lunches.
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Experience the Alaska INTERIOR with JC Smith
Start with Flights to Fairbanks AK
Start with Flights to Fairbanks AK
Start with Flights to Fairbanks AK
Fairbanks
Known as The Golden Heart of Alaska. While there are many reasons to visit Fairbanks, perhaps the number one reason people come to the city is to view the world-famous northern lights. You're used to seeing blue, grey or clear skies during the day and black skies at night.
Two days exploring Fairbanks
Start with Flights to Fairbanks AK
Start with Flights to Fairbanks AK
Pan for Gold
Goldstream Dredge No. 8 is a ladder dredge operated by the Fairbanks Exploration Company from 1928 to 1959. It is located on the old Steese Highway between Fairbanks and Fox in the central part of Alaska. Starting in the 1920s, water was brought to the area through the 90-mile Davidson Ditch for gold mining.
Rolling on the River
Start with Flights to Fairbanks AK
Escorted tour of Denali
Riverboat Discovery
Tours of the Yukon River are given by a family-run operation in business for more than 100 years.
Escorted tour of Denali
Ride the Train to Talkeetna
Escorted tour of Denali
Denali
Whether you arrive by rail, road, or air, you'll see some of the most natural landscapes in the world here. The state's interior is larger than Texas and California combined, with a population that barely tops 100,000. Your tour into the park will be a life long memory.
Ride the Train to Talkeetna
Ride the Train to Talkeetna
Ride the Train to Talkeetna
Talkeetna
Its artistic, outdoorsy, and creative residents cling proudly to the character of their community and their mountaineering history as the jumping-off point for climbers hoping to summit North America's tallest peak – Denali. .
Tram ride
Ride the Train to Talkeetna
Ride the Train to Talkeetna
Alyeska Resort Tram
All-year cable-car services to an observation deck at 2,300 ft. with views of glaciers & peaks
Lunch on the Alaska Railroad is included.
Ride south from Denali National Park to Talkeetna aboard this privately owned and operated dome car. Service includes Lunch and comfortable reserved seats in the car's upper deck. If you are lucky, you might join the 20% club with a view of Mount Denali.
Followed by a 7 Night Cruise
Free whale watching tour before the cruise.
Free whale watching tour before the cruise.
Free whale watching tour before the cruise.
Seward
Start day 8 with a 7 hour whale watching tour to the base of a glacier, before boarding your cruise ship. Kenai Peninsula is accessible by road to Anchorage; it offers nature at its finest, from cobalt-blue glaciers to immense fjords. You can experience the outdoors - fish, hike, and even catch a glimpse of the northern lights. Don't forget your camera.
Visit Hubbard Glacier by Cruise Ship
Free whale watching tour before the cruise.
Free whale watching tour before the cruise.
Hubbard Glacier
Your first day of your cruise will visit Hubbard Glacier. It takes about 400 years for ice to traverse the length of the glacier, meaning that the ice at the foot of the glacier is about 400 years old. The glacier routinely calves off icebergs the size of a ten-story building. Where the glacier meets the bay, most of the ice is below the waterline, and newly calved icebergs can shoot up quite dramatically, so that ships must keep their distance from the edge of the glacier in Disenchantment Bay.
First Cruise Port is Juneau
Free whale watching tour before the cruise.
First Cruise Port is Juneau
Juneau
Starting in mid-May, this stunning ocean-side community buzzes with activity. But Alaska’s capital city of Juneau is also splendidly isolated: the only way to get here is by boat or plane. That’s perfect for cruise ship travelers, who might otherwise never have a chance to experience this captivating place.
Gateway to the Yukon
Best place for Bear watching tour.
First Cruise Port is Juneau
Skagway
The Klondike gold rush brought thousands of prospectors hoping to "strike it rich" to Skagway. Today, you can follow in their footsteps by taking a mesmerizing ride on the historic narrow-gauge White Pass and Yukon Route Railway.
Best place for Bear watching tour.
Best place for Bear watching tour.
Best place for Bear watching tour.
Icy Strait Point
Icy Strait Point is located in the town of Hoonah on Chichagof Island. Icy Strait Point is the only private cruise ship destination in Alaska; we offer over 20 different shore excursions including ATVs, biking, kayaking, nature tours, the best whale watching in Alaska and the world's largest and highest zipline ride.
Final Stop in Canada.
Best place for Bear watching tour.
Best place for Bear watching tour.
Vancouver
Spend your last night on the ship, docked in Vancouver. Spend your evening downtown exploring this great city.
Includes R/T Air
Includes Motorcoach to the Airport with R/T Flights.
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