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Alaska

 Alaska 

BEST TIME OF YEAR TO VISIT​

  • Although winter in Alaska can be extraordinarily beautiful, it's summertime that offers the most for visitors. You can experience our state's warmest weather and longest days, choose from the widest selection of transportation and day tours, and enjoy better access to Alaska's wild landscapes. Each of the summer months, which run roughly from mid-May through mid-September, offers something unique.

  • Typically, May & September offer the best rates, June & July offer the best weather and August & September offer the best chance to see the Northern Lights.

KEY EXPERIENCES

Visit a Native Settlement​​

Stand on a Glacier

Pan for Gold

Explore an Ice Cave

See the Northern Lights

THINGS TO DO

Sea Kayaking

Whale Watching

Hiking

Deep Sea Fishing

Skiing

LOCAL DELIGHTS:​​

King Crab​​

Caribou Chili

Alaskan Halibut

Copper River Salmon

Gooseberry Pie

GOOD TO KNOW:​

  • One of the best ways to see Alaska is by cruise and there are a couple of different ways to see this land. The variations include the type of ship and whether you want to tour the Inside Passage or the Gulf of Alaska.​

  • Currency is the US dollar.

  • Binoculars, cameras, insect repellent and clothing you can layer are a must for Alaska

  • Alaska has mostly glacial fed tap water so feel free to bring a reusable water bottle and fill ‘er up!

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