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| Exclusive Flightseeing Tours from Anchorage |
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| AS#13 A Day on the Arctic Ocean in Kotzebue |
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| About 36 miles above the Arctic Circle and deep in Inupiat Eskimo country. The Inupiat are a friendly people, and their crafts, customs and traditions are fascinating. All tours to Kotzebue include a visit to a cultural camp where native youth and elders, eager to carry on their cultural heritage, share traditional crafts and customs. At the National Park Service Visitor Center and the NANA Museum of the Arctic, see dioramas of local wildlife and demonstrations of Inupiat dances and customs, including the traditional blanket toss. The plant life on the nearby tundra is quite unique, making your guided tundra walk seem like a visit to another world, particularly while enjoying the effects of the midnight sun. Return to Anchorage. |
Departure 9:00 am
Adult: $365.00 |
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| AS#14 Alaska’s Arctic Nome |
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| Situated on the Seward Peninsula by the Bering Sea, Nome is rich in colorful Gold Rush history, and is home to the world’s longest dog sled race. The Iditarod commemorates the heroic attempts of dog sled teams to deliver serum to Nome during the diphtheria epidemic of 1924. Have your camera ready as you pull into a dog musher's camp, where you'll experience first-hand the difficulty of dog racing. During your visit to Little Creek Mine, you’ll be greeted by a gold miner’s family and learn about the gold strike of the 1890’s. See a modern day prospector camp searching for the big strike and try your own luck with gold panning – keep what you find. Shoppers and collectors will find exquisite jade, hand-carved ivory and skin sewings here. Also available as 2-Day Trip. |
Departure 8:10 am
Adult: $365.00 |
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| AS#15 Top of the World - Barrow |
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| Fly to the northern most point of Alaska - high above the Arctic Circle. Visitors are welcomed at the airport by a local guide. Travel along the Arctic Ocean, including visits to the northern most point of the USA, a traditional hunting camp, old whaling station and general store. External visits to a distant warning system and Arctic research sights. |
Departure 7:00 am
Adult: $395.00 |
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| AS#16/17/18 Glaciers of Prince William Sound |
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| The 1.5 Hour floatplane tour includes up-close-and-personal views of the awesome glaciers of Harriman Fjord with a landing to watch and hear the continually moving glaciers. Extend the tour (AS#17) in search for Sea Otters, whales and bald eagles, visit the world largest fish hatchery and a ancient fox and oyster farm. (AS#18) Continues in search for black bears. |
Individual Departures
AS#16 Adult: $210.00
AS#17 Adult: $100.00
AS#18 Adult: $135.00 |
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| AS#19 Kodiak Island Bear Viewing |
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| Kodiak Island is a place of spectacular scenic beauty, a landscape carved by retreating glaciers into jagged peaks, fjord-like bays, and wide valleys. The mild marine climate has fostered a lush carpet of vegetation over the island, making it an ideal home for an amazing variety of flora and fauna. Your visit starts with a guided tour of Kodiak. In the new Alutiiq Museum you’ll learn about the 7,000-year old heritage of the island's Native inhabitants. The Kodiak Alutiiq Dancers will perform dances for you incorporating both traditional and contemporary stories from their culture. The landmark Baranov Museum documents the island's diverse history, from prehistoric Native occupation, through the era of Russian fur-trading, to Alaska's territorial days and its role as a major operational staging area during World War II. You’ll drive by the world's largest Coast Guard base and have a short stop at Fort Abercrombie State Park, an excellent introduction to Kodiak's large variety of animals and birds, its wildflowers and native flora. Highlight of the day is a spectacular floatplane flight to the bear observation area on the Karluk River which provides up-close views of the largest brown bears in the world fishing for salmon. |
Departure 6:00 am
Adult: $790.00 |
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| Our tours vary in length as we fly by floatplane to remote takes and streams in Alaska’s interior where bears come to feed on migrating Salmon or Berries. Bring your camera and lots of film. |
Individual Departure
Adult: $405.00 |
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| AS#21 Brown Bear Viewing at Brooks River / Katmai National Park |
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| Visit for one day the world famous Brooks Camp within Katmai National Park and observe one of the largest brown bear concentration in Alaska - at the reknown Brooks River – were bears are fishing for salmon. Tour includes all park fees. |
Individual Departure
Adult: $480.00 |
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| AS#22 Bear Viewing at Lake Clark National Park |
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| Observe brown bears in the remote coastal areas of Lake Clark National Park. An experienced natural history guide will take you by boat into the bear country were bears are fishing for salmon. Lunch at a close by lodge included. A day with excellent photography opportunities and stunning views of the Chigmik Mountain Range and Mount Iliamna. |
Individual Departure
Adult: $420.00 |
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| AS#23 Guided Fly-in Fishing |
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| Experience some of the world’s best backcountry fishing only a short distance from Anchorage. Fighting King, Silver or Sockeye Salmon, feisty Rainbow Trouts and Arctic Grayling are the perfect catch for the experienced angles or beginner alike. The tour starts with a scenic floatplane departure from Anchorage’s Lake Hood – the largest seaplane base in the world, followed with guided all day fishing action. Fishing gear, lunch, boat provided. |
Individual Departure
Adult: $340.00 |
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| AS#24 DC-3 Nostalgic Flightseeing Tours |
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| Welcome back to the fabulous 40’s! We invite you to tour the magic of Southcentral Alaska on board a classic DC3! Enjoy the unmatched splendor of Katchemak Bay and Prince William Sound with its sparcling blue waters, or the majestic mountain ranges with the Harding Icefield or Mt.McKinley. The 40’s style service includes vintage magazines and big band music, which allows guests to reminisce about the past while viewing the breathtaking scenery. Destinations vary with weather conditions in order to choose the best routing for the day and endless viewing pleasures. |
Individual Departure
Adult: $220.00 |
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| AS#25/26 Helicopter Flightseeing |
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| AS#25 Discover the pristine Icefields within Chugach State Park, bordered by Turnagain Arm. Enjoy an aerial tour of Anchorage, view glaciers which are thousands of years old and search for wildlife in its natural habitat. AS#26 continues with a tour following the Matsu Valley up to Eagle Glacier, Lake George and Knik Glacier. The tour extension includes a spectaular glacier landing ! |
Individual Departure
AS#25 Adult: $220.00
AS#26 Adult: $320.00 |
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