Top Alaska Safaris

Avoid the disappointment of returning from your Alaska vacation with sub-par photographs. This photo safari, led by a professional photographer, helps you to improve your photography by providing technical and creative tips and tricks as you explore Anchorage's wild surroundings under the summer sunset.

Make the most of your time in Sitka with this boat tour led by a local. You and a maximum of six people will set off on a boat to explore the coast of Tongass National Rainforest, home to sea lions, otters, bald eagles, deer, brown bears, and whales. You’ll also visit waterfalls to see salmon jumping in an unforgettable natural display.

Treat yourself to an abundance of wildlife viewing with this 4-hour Kenai Fjords cruise in Resurrection Bay from Seward Harbor. Travel 55 miles (round-trip) along a rugged coastline and snap plenty of memorable photos as you sail past Bear Glacier. Sail close to sea lion colonies and seabird rookeries, and keep your eyes peeled for whales, sea otters, Dall’s porpoises, eagles and mountain goats.

Cruise passengers often disembark in Whittier with time to spare before their flight out of Anchorage, and this small-group transfer turns the stopover into a scenic tour along Turnagain Arm. Stop at Portage Lake for glacier views, then watch for beluga whales at Beluga Point and moose at Potter Marsh. Admission to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is included, with bears, bison, and musk oxen on site.

Easily visit Davidson Glacier with this stress-free package. Relax on a 60-minute boat ride out to the glacier and see if you can spot local wildlife like whales, bald eagles, sea lions, and mountain goats. Then, take a short hike to the provided canoes and paddle out to the glacier.

Visit Brooks Camp for the chance to see Alaska’s famous bears in the wild—from the security of a viewing platform. This tour takes you to Brooks Camp by floatplane, so you can admire the rugged landscape from the air before landing on a lake and taking a hike to the bear viewing area. This trip is a must for photographers hoping to get up-close photos of bears.

- Cruise ship pickup directly from Whittier Port - Scenic drive through the Chugach Mountains and Turnagain Arm - Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center - Explore beautiful Portage Lake and glacier viewpoints - Discover the mountain town of Girdwood - Wildlife viewing opportunities including moose, bears, bison, eagles, and more - Visit Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary - Learn about Alaska’s history at Earthquake Park - Comfortable transportation and local expert guide - Convenient drop-off in Anchorage hotels or airport

Venture off the beaten path in Alaska during this guided tour that takes you out in a climate-controlled search-and-rescue fat truck, ensuring your safety from the elements, bugs, and even wildlife. Embark on your ride to begin navigating steep mining trails, taking in views along the way. Plus, learn about history and the geological formations while exploring Denali National Park.

Embark on the ultimate northern adventure with our Arctic Circle Day Tour from Fairbanks. Travel deep into Alaska’s untouched wilderness along the famous Dalton Highway, one of the most remote and scenic roads in North America. Your expert guide will share captivating stories about Alaskan history, nature, and culture as you journey across the Arctic Circle. Witness dramatic changes in landscape—from boreal forests to Arctic tundra. Stop to photograph the mighty Yukon River, catch views of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, and take in panoramic vistas of untouched wilderness. At the Arctic Circle marker, celebrate with a photo op and receive your official Arctic Circle Certificate, a memorable token of your achievement. In winter, you may be treated to the magical dance of the Aurora Borealis on your return trip, a breathtaking way to end your Arctic adventure.

Discover Alaska’s breathtaking beauty on the Whittier Cruise Transit Tour, perfect for adventure seekers, nature lovers, and families with children. This scenic journey begins with a convenient pick-up from your cruise ship, followed by unforgettable stops at Portage Lake, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Beluga Point, Potter Marsh, and Earthquake Park. Along the way, you'll enjoy stunning mountain vistas, learn about Alaska’s unique wildlife, and gain insider insights into the region’s natural and cultural history. Whether you're snapping photos of moose and bears or simply taking in the serenity of the landscape, this tour offers a rich and memorable Alaskan experience. End the day with a relaxing drop-off at your Anchorage hotel or the airport, carrying with you lasting impressions of Alaska’s majestic wilderness.

Perhaps the most scenic US capital, Juneau—carved into a hillside, tumbling into the sea—is rife for road-tripping. On this private tour, you won’t have to worry about the driving, sitting back to enjoy views of Mendenhall Glacier, the Gastineau Channel, downtown, and more. You’ll likely also catch views of wildlife, including whales and seals, for a memorable, only-in-Alaska adventure.

Trade in a mellow shore excursion for a thrilling alternative in Ketchikan. Steer or ride in a 4WD Jeep Wrangler® deep in Tongass National Forest. Then, at Lake Harriet Hunt, paddle with your group a Native American–style canoe. Keep watch for deer, moose, eagles and even bears along the way. Reward your outdoor activities with a delicious snack.

Explore the rich marine life of Sitka Sound on a two and a half hour wildlife trip. Encounter majestic humpback and gray whales, playful otters, and sea lions, while eagles soar above. As the season progresses, keep an eye out for bears along the shore feeding on salmon. This intimate tour, limited to just six participants, ensures a personalized experience aboard a comfortable 250 Alaskan Hewescraft, complete with a heated cabin and complimentary snacks. Learn about the unique geography and history of the area from knowledgeable guides, making this an unforgettable adventure for nature enthusiasts. Two and a half hour wildlife tour around Sitka Sound Spot whales, sea lions, otters, and eagles in their natural habitat Limited to six guests for a personalized experience Enjoy a heated cabin and snacks during the trip

Broaden your horizons: CustomIze Tour Tour? We are an Alaskan Native (Haida) owned and operated guide service in beautiful Ketchikan, Alaska, specializing in small group tours that will enhance your knowledge about the rich culture and history of the Haida & Tlingit people. You can’t experience Ketchikan without spotting some wildlife, so we have 3 stops just for possible sightings of bears, salmon, and eagles. You will also learn all about the history behind the iconic totem poles of Alaska as we explore the Totem Heritage Center and hear legendary stories that have been passed down for generations. All vans are equipped with microphones so everyone can enjoy the great narration of everything Ketchikan and Haida. We will also show you what medicinal plants and berries are edible as we travel through the Rainforest in comfy van. Traveling with us means no questions are left unanswered and that you leave Ketchikan satisfied with your cultural experience.

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.

Alaska is home to stunning landscapes and several wildlife species. Discover both of these aspects aboard a private boat tour around Revillagigedo Island departing from Ketchikan. While you sail, keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife including humpback whales, bears, otters, eagles, and even orcas. This is an opportunity to spend hours on the water and see as much wildlife as possible.

Take a 3-hour shore excursion to explore Alaska’s Rainforest Sanctuary. See numerous native animals such as black bears, bald eagles, seals, and a number of marine birds in their native habitats. Learn about the area’s ecosystem from your informative guide as you walk along the trails of the sanctuary. Enjoy light refreshments and a fresh smoked salmon snack during your tour.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Alaska on this Whittier Cruise Transit Tour. Begin your journey with a convenient pick-up from your cruise ship and enjoy breathtaking views at Portage Lake, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, and Beluga Point. Experience the serene beauty of Potter Marsh and visit Earthquake Park, all while soaking in the natural wonder of the region. Conclude your tour with a drop-off at your Anchorage hotel, enriched with unforgettable memories of Alaska's majestic scenery. - Scenic tour through iconic Alaskan landscapes - Visit wildlife conservation center and see local fauna - Convenient pick-up from your cruise ship and drop-off at your hotel - Ideal for travelers looking for a quick yet comprehensive Alaskan experience

Explore Alaska with the freedom to decide your own pace and peace of mind knowing you won’t miss anything important. This audio guide is designed to accompany you on every road, transforming long journeys into stories, landscapes into experiences and stops at memorable moments. As you drive among glaciers, mountains and wilderness, a voice guides, explains and connects you to the territory, without schedules or groups. If you dream of living Alaska authentically, understanding what you see and enjoying the road as much as the destination, this audio guide is the perfect companion for your adventure.

Take the wheel and explore Denali on your own terms with a self-drive Jeep rental built for freedom and flexibility. With no guides or fixed schedules, you can stop for wildlife, photos, hikes, and scenic views whenever you choose. This is the only Jeep rental in Denali that allows independent access to the legendary Denali Highway, one of Alaska’s most scenic drives. Explore landscapes visitors rarely see. Our local team provides maps, route recommendations, and insider tips. Popular routes include the Denali Highway, Stampede Trail, and roads near Denali National Park. Private vehicles are allowed to drive up to Mile 12 on the Denali Park Road, providing access to the park entrance and scenic viewpoints. Highlights: • Drive the Denali Highway, one of Alaska’s most scenic roads • Explore Denali at your own pace • Stop anytime for wildlife viewing, hiking, or photos • Receive local tips, maps, and route recommendations • No guide required — enjoy a true self-drive Alaska adventure