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The home of inspiring landscapes, massive glaciers, tremendous wildlife, long days, and a select few slackjawed travelers.

Family Adventure

ALASKA

Days: 9 days/ 8 nights

Group size: 16

Cost: $4,650.00

Departure Dates: August 7-15, 2003

Alaska Family Adventure

*Fairbanks* Denali National Park * Talkeetna * Girdwood * Prince William Sound
For the best possible family vacation in the Great North, we've minimized travel and maximized our favorite kid-friendly experiences in Alaska. View wildlife in Denali, pan for gold, learn about dog sledding, sea kayak among otters and seals in Prince William Sound, raft an Alaskan river, and enjoy time together hiking and biking.

Nature Discovery

ALASKA

Days: 10 days/9 nights

Group size: 7-14

Cost: $5,390.00

Departure Dates: July 3-12, 2003 July 24 - August 2, 2003

Alaska Wildlife Safari

*Denali National Park * Katmai National Park * Brooks Falls * Prince William Sound
Pass the crowds by as you head to Denali's coveted interior to view wildlife with expert biologists-scope for grizzly, caribou, wolves and moose along the colorful tundra. At Brooks Falls, watch in awe as brown bears fish for salmon and teach their cubs to swim, then relish a private boat cruise among glaciers, marine mammals and abundant waterfowl in Prince William Sound. Alaska's wildlife is truly extraordinary, and we take you there during peak viewing season!

Active Adventure

ALASKA

Days: 10 days/ 9 nights

Group size: 7-14

Cost: $4,750.00

Departure Dates: July 13-22, 2003 August 17-26, 2003

Wild Alaska Adventure

*Prince William Sound* Cordova * Talkeetna * Denali National Park
Delve into the best of Alaskan outdoor adventure in these less traveled, but no less spectacular, locations. Begin with a boat journey among towering glaciers across Prince William Sound, then continue to enjoy hiking, whitewater rafting and sea kayaking as you travel from Cordova's rainforest and seacoast to the tundra of Denali National Park. Wildlife abounds, accommodations are remote and unique (ever thought you'd stay in a fishing cannery?) and the views never quit.