Top Alaska Bus Tours

Personalized service you won't find anywhere. Featured on HGTV and USA Today Our Wildlife/Whale Watching Boat Tour. Every detail is tailored just for you, With concierge-level care from start to finish. Step off the ship, and we take care of everything. Our afternoon tours offer transportation to town so you can explore while you wait or board our vessel directly at the cruise dock for our morning excursions. Our intimate 6-person cruise guarantees unsurpassed personal service aboard our beautiful, heated vessel. Watch for local wildlife, including bears, eagles, otters, sea lions, seals, and whales, all while weaving through the scenic islands of Sitka. Choose add-on meal option for delicious meals from our cafe's tour menu, prepared just for you to enjoy before, during, or after your tour. Rest assured, we take care of all the planning and logistics. We guarantee you’ll be back on your ship on time, leaving you with a worry-free day and enjoying your unforgettable experience.

Chase the northern lights around Fairbanks, Alaska, on a private tour with Levi Johnson, an aurora guide, photographer, and commercial pilot by training. Levi watches real-time space weather data and cloud forecasts to decide where to go each night, and he is fully licensed and commercially insured to operate in Alaska. With only your group in the vehicle, the night runs at your pace, with longer stops for photography if you want them. The private tour is also the one to book for guests under 13, a wedding proposal, or anyone with mobility needs. Levi picks you up at your accommodations in Fairbanks and takes aurora portraits of each person and of the whole group. - Private tour for your group only, up to six guests - All ages welcome - Pickup and drop-off at your accommodations in Fairbanks - At least one web-quality portrait of each person, plus group photos (photos may not be provided if there is no aurora) - Tours usually last 4-8 hours, depending on darkness and auroral activity

Chase the northern lights around Fairbanks, Alaska, on a private tour with Maia Hartwigsen, an aurora guide and photographer who watches live space weather data to decide where to go each night. With only your group in the vehicle, the night runs at your pace, with longer stops for photography if you want them. The private tour is also the one to book for guests under 13, a wedding proposal, or anyone with mobility needs. Maia picks you up at your accommodations in Fairbanks and takes aurora portraits of each person and of the whole group. - Private tour for your group only, up to six guests - All ages welcome - Pickup and drop-off at your accommodations in Fairbanks - At least one web-quality portrait of each person, plus group photos (photos may not be provided if there is no aurora) - Tours usually last 4-8 hours, depending on darkness and auroral activity

Embark on the ultimate Alaskan adventure in Fairbanks, where you will track the Northern Lights with expert guides, journey along the legendary Dalton Highway to cross the Arctic Circle, and explore the breathtaking winter landscapes of Denali National Park. From gliding through snowy forests on a dog sled and soaking in the thermal waters of Chena Hot Springs to visiting Santa Claus House and the Museum of the North, this tour combines thrilling wilderness exploration, rich cultural heritage, and prime aurora viewing for an unforgettable trip of a lifetime.

If you dream of getting off the beaten path and seeing bears in Alaska with no-one else around, this is the trip for you. After a scenic floatplane ride to a location where we have exclusive commercial permits, your certified guide will take you on an Alaska adventure with no human trails and no other people to find bears in their natural habitat.

The Brown Bears at Pack Creek range in size from small cubs of the year to large males coming in over 1000lbs. May to Mid-June is mating season and summer foraging. We see bears interact in a variety of ways and courtship behavior is common, we also often see bears digging for clams, or eating sedge grass. This is also a great time to watch sows playing with cubs, and the best time for encounters with large males. Mid-July to the end of September are the various Salmon Runs, this is when the bears go to work. The bears focus is on fishing. The primary viewing location is about ten meters from the creek. This is when we often see the most bears in view at a given moment, and the only time to get a picture of a bear with a fish in its mouth. Viewing distances at Pack Creek can be as close as 30ft away or as far as a 1,000yds out, depending on the individual bear and which food source they are using.

Witness the vibrant play of lights and colors of the Aurora Borealis on the Alaska Tour in Fairbanks. The Tour of five days will leave you enthralled with the wonders of nature. The lights of the Aurora Borealis, visible at about 150 miles to the south of the Arctic Circle at Fairbanks, is the most splendid sorcery of nature. Check the Aurora forecast and the local weather at the geophysical institute of Fairbanks and put on your warmest layers before venturing out on the Northern Lights Hunting tour.

Bear Creek Outfitters guides have been hiking and exploring the local wilderness for decades. Let them take you on a private trip through their world, accessed only by floatplane, and an adventure like few others.

For travelers seeking an immersive, self-directed adventure off the beaten path, this four-day journey blends guided expertise with the freedom to explore at your own pace. Based in Klawock, you’ll hike through old-growth forest, kayak across a pristine freshwater lake, and venture underground into the remarkable El Capitan Cave system, all while discovering the vast road network and raw beauty of Prince of Wales Island. This itinerary combines structured outdoor experiences, including guided hikes and kayaking, with ample independent time to explore the Tongass National Forest by rental vehicle. Ideal as a standalone Alaska getaway, this active program delivers authentic wilderness, solitude, and true backcountry access in one of Southeast Alaska’s most remote and scenic destinations.

PRIVATE TOUR – Experience the ultimate Alaskan adventure as you journey from the rugged coastline of Seward to the towering peaks of Denali. This tour takes you through glaciers, fjords, wildlife sanctuaries, and remote wilderness lodges—combining unforgettable scenery with authentic local charm. With guaranteed departures, expert guides, and smooth logistics, all you have to do is show up and soak in the magic of the Last Frontier at a relaxed pace. Highlights: Guaranteed departures Scenic ride along the Seward Highway Wildlife encounters at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center Included glacier & wildlife cruise in Kenai Fjords National Park Guided walk to Exit Glacier and panoramic views of Matanuska Glacier Learn Gold Rush history at Independence Mine and enjoy stunning alpine scenery in Hatcher Pass Full-day Denali National Park wildlife tour Scenic journey aboard the famous Alaska Railroad Optional glacier landing flightseeing tour (weather permitting)

Explore the majestic landscapes of Alaska on an unforgettable journey from Seward to Denali. This small-group tour features scenic drives along the Seward Highway, wildlife encounters at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, and a glacier cruise through Kenai Fjords National Park. Enjoy guided hikes to stunning vistas, delve into gold rush history at Independence Mine, and experience a full-day wildlife tour in Denali National Park. With expert local guides and all logistics taken care of, immerse yourself in the beauty and charm of the Last Frontier at a relaxed pace. - Guaranteed departures and small group sizes for a personal experience - Includes 5 breakfasts, 5 lunches, and expert local tour guide throughout - Scenic journeys aboard the Alaska Railroad and the Alyeska Tram - Optional glacier landing flight seeing tour available (weather permitting)