Alaska: Exploring the frontier city of Fairbanks
Fairbanks, Alaska's second-largest city and the gateway to the Arctic, is a year-round destination celebrated for its breathtaking northern lights, midnight sun, gold rush heritage, and thrilling wilderness adventures in the heart of interior Alaska.
Alaska: Denali National Park
Denali National Park in Alaska is a six-million-acre subarctic wilderness centred on North America's highest peak, offering extraordinary wildlife, dramatic landscapes, and some of the most remote and awe-inspiring scenery on the planet.
Alaska: Seward – Dog sledding during the summer season
Seavey's IdidaRide in Seward, Alaska, offers visitors a thrilling, hands-on encounter with champion Iditarod sled dogs — combining exhilarating wheeled sled rides, newborn puppy cuddles, and expert insight into the celebrated world of mushing, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula.
Alaska: Kenai Peninsula – Exit Glacier
Exit Glacier in Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska, is one of the USA's most accessible glaciers, offering visitors dramatic close-up encounters with living ice, marked retreat timelines, and trails suited to all abilities in a spectacular wilderness setting.
Alaska: Exploring the Seward Highway
The Seward Highway in Alaska's Kenai Peninsula is a 127-mile All-American Road connecting Anchorage to Resurrection Bay, threading through mountain passes, tidal flats, glacier valleys, and wildlife-rich wilderness that together make it one of the most visually extraordinary drives on the planet.
Alaska: A day cruise to Northwestern Fjord
A full-day small-vessel cruise from Seward, Alaska, the Northwestern Fjord tour ventures deep into Kenai Fjords National Park, bringing travellers face to face with ancient tidewater glaciers, thriving marine wildlife, and some of the most dramatic coastal wilderness on earth.
Alaska: Anchorage – Alaska Native Heritage Center
The Alaska Native Heritage Centre in Anchorage is a landmark cultural institution dedicated to honouring and sharing the living traditions, languages, and artistry of Alaska's Indigenous peoples through immersive exhibits, demonstrations, and community-led storytelling.