Luxury Alaska Holidays

A tremendous wilderness where nature offers some of its most awe-inspiring experiences, a tailor-made Alaska holiday promises wildlife encounters, spectacular scenery, and unforgettable views.

SNOW-CAPPED MOUNTAINS, EVERGREEN FORESTS, AND WILDLIFE ADVENTURES

A vast natural wonderland, Alaska offers a wealth of adventures.  From glistening glaciers to snow-capped mountains and rushing rivers, the scenery is guaranteed to take your breath away.  Whilst opportunities to discover unique wildlife present themselves at every turn.  From the grizzly bears, wolves, and moose of the national parks, to the humpback whales and puffins that populate the coastlines, a trip to this incredible state will transform you into an intrepid wildlife explorer.

There are many ways to discover Alaska, with hiking trails galore that wind through the many national parks, across rugged mountain trails and glacier fields.  The water is an incredible way to experience Alaska’s unique wildlife and a boat cruise can promise unrivalled sightings of the humpback whales that are native to the surrounding waters, while a scenic helicopter flight will help you appreciate the true beauty of Alaska from above.

Opportunities for outdoor adventurers are aplenty – especially on the water!  Kayak your way along rushing rivers or try your hand at Salmon fishing – you’ll head home with aching limbs and a new skill too!

Top 5 things to do in Alaska

• Humpback whale spotting by boat cruise.
• A flightseeing tour over the mountain glaciers.
• Get up close to the natives with a bear viewing tour and stay in a bear-viewing lodge!
• View the Northern Lights between September and April.
• Take a guided trek across a thousand-year-old glacier.

5 facts about Alaska

• The Aurora Borealis (northern lights) can be seen an average of 243 days a year in Fairbanks. There are more than 3,000 rivers and 3,000,000 lakes in Alaska.
• Alaska is the largest state of the United States of America and is about twice as big as Texas.
• At their closest points, Alaska is approximately 50 miles from Russia. If you could drive across the ocean you could be there in less than one hour.
• Alaska has an arctic climate with long, freezing winters. The sun does not rise at all for some weeks in the winter!