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Shree_S, Aug 2026
Sultan, Sultan, Sultan. Says it all
Sultan, Sultan, Sultan. Thats all you need to know. Book with him. Don’t bother with anyone else. The guy is a **genius**. He is a great explainer of all things Alaska, and he is a great communicator. We left at 1:30 pm from Fairbanks and we reached the Arctic circle at 6:45 pm after a 45 min lunch break at the Yukon River camp. He stopped at several interesting locations along the way both to and from the Arctic circle. He went out of his way to show us the Northern lights at midnight. It was a cloudy night alas and inspite of his best efforts (we tried 2 different locations) we could not see the Aurora. But, the Arctic trip and his genius level explanation of things stole the show. Booking w Sultan is a no-brainer. Just book off and count down to your experience!!
Jeffrey_S, Aug 2026
Chena Hot Springs Visit
This is a very cool (and hot) experience. The ice museum and appletinis was very cool (no pun intended). The history and grounds are interesting. And the hot springs were wonderful. Jonathan, our driver & guide was great! Highly recommend this tour.
KIMBERLY_A, Aug 2026
A must do in Fairbanks!
It's a must do in Fairbanks! Everything was well run and organized. The gift shop and grab and go food were really nice. The restaurant looked good, but we didn't eat there. The boat ride was beautiful and the guide was informative along the way. The Athabaskan village was really interesting and the staff and guides were very knowledgeable and friendly! Nice treat on the way back was smoked salmon on crackers.
Joy_W, Aug 2026
Fairbanks fun/education
Our guide was earnest & enthusiastic - tour ended up being even longer than promised. He clearly enjoys what he does & the interactions and showed all of us a good and educational time and we appreciate it. We were pleased to visit each site, esp. both museums (probably would have preferred less time at N. Pole & more elsewhere ... and maybe getting to visit the oil pipeline, but it was just abiut an all-day tour already). Important & enlightening exhibit at about WWII era treatment of Japanese-Americans in Univ. of Alaska Museum of the North. Small observation of guide - he said "and whatnot" multiple times - not good, as it is filler, indicating less than ideal knowledge of certain aspects.
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Fairbanks, Alaska, ranks among the world’s top destinations for seeing the captivating Northern Lights. So, most travelers who visit between late August and late April eagerly anticipate catching a glimpse of the mesmerizing Aurora Borealis. Fortunately, the knowledgeable guides on Fairbanks tours expertly chase these elusive green, white, and purple ribbons, taking you to the top viewing spots outside the city. Some tours include memorable activities like relaxing at Chena Hot Springs, exploring the Aurora Ice Museum, and embracing outdoor adventures like snowmobiling and ice fishing.

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