Top Alaska Bus Tours

Discover the tranquil beauty of Tongass National Forest on this 3.5-hour guided tour from Ketchikan. Paddle with a group of up to 20 passengers in a Native American–style canoe across a secluded lake, and then enjoy a nature walk through a rain forest. Gain insight into local Native American history, as well as the wildlife and plants you see along the way. A riverside snack and hotel transport are included.

This exclusive, small-group hike on the Matanuska Glacier is a once-in-a-lifetime experience which will leave you with a greater appreciation for one of nature’s most fascinating phenomena. Discover your inner glaciologist as you traverse across ice fields, hearing the cracking sounds of the glacier moving, and learn about the makings of the glacier in detail from your expert guide. Round off the adventure with local honey and wine tasting.

Capture the photos of the northern lights that you have been dreaming of on this guided night trip to the Murphy Dome from Fairbanks. One of the tallest peaks in the region, Murphy Dome provides one of the best vantage points for a chance to witness the aurora borealis. Watch the night sky blaze with color while savoring a hot beverage. Hotel transport included.

Explore the natural wonders of Alaska on this enriching tour from Seward to Anchorage. Begin with a pickup from the Seward Cruise Terminal before venturing to Exit Glacier, where an easy trail offers stunning views of this magnificent glacier. Next, visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center to see native animals in their natural habitats. Stop at scenic viewpoints like Beluga Point and Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary, where wildlife enthusiasts can spot various birds and marine life. Conclude your journey with insights into the 1964 earthquake at Earthquake Park. Perfect for cruise travelers with later flights from Anchorage. - Includes pickup and drop-off from the Seward Cruise Terminal - Discover Exit Glacier and learn about glacial retreat - Observe rescued wildlife at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center - Visit scenic spots like Beluga Point and Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary

The Alaskan city of Ketchikan is an urban setting against a backdrop of idyllic wilderness. Learn about native Alaskan culture while visiting traditional totem parks, soft sandy beaches, and thundering waterfalls on this half-day private tour with hotel pickup that can be customized to your party's interests.

Step into Alaska’s frozen heart on the Matanuska Glacier Adventure Tour—a full-day journey that’s as breathtaking as it is unforgettable. Travel in comfort in our new Mercedes Sprinter Vans from Anchorage along the scenic Glenn Highway, where every mile reveals towering peaks and sweeping valley views. Stop in the charming town of Palmer before arriving at the crown jewel of the trip—the mighty Matanuska Glacier. Guided by local experts, you’ll walk across ancient ice, explore glittering blue crevasses, and capture once-in-a-lifetime photos. This moderate adventure blends Alaska’s raw beauty with the thrill of exploration, offering a perfect mix of comfort, discovery, and awe. For travelers who want to feel Alaska—not just see it.

Mendenhall Glacier, Downtown & Scenic Highlights Book your Juneau tour today. Discover the best of Juneau on this small-group sightseeing tour, perfect for cruise passengers and independent travelers. Visit top attractions including the Mendenhall Glacier, scenic viewpoints, historic downtown, and hidden local gems—all in one seamless experience. Travel in comfort with a friendly local guide and enjoy breathtaking views. ✨ Flexible Scheduling for Cruise Guests: Arriving by cruise ship? We’ve got you covered. Tour times are flexible based on your ship schedule—just send us a message and we’ll coordinate your perfect start time. Breathe in the fresh mountain air, take in unforgettable views, and experience Alaska like never before. Don’t just visit Juneau—experience it.

Discover the charming city of Anchorage and its cultural heritage during a relaxed small group tour around its key landmarks and points of interest. Highlights include an Alaskan ulu knife making demonstration at the Ulu Factory, sampling chocolate at the Anchorage Chocolate Factory, home to the world’s largest chocolate waterfall, and discovering Earthquake Park, famously formed by the 1964 Alaska earthquake.

Experience some of Alaska’s most iconic winter traditions without coordinating multiple activities on your own. This small-group tour combines dog sledding, a home-cooked salmon or vegetarian dinner, and northern lights viewing into one seamless outing. Learn about mushing from experienced guides, then relax in a cozy yurt as you watch for the aurora with warm drinks in hand.

Explore some of southeastern Alaska's best wildlife-viewing areas, and immerse yourself in unspoiled nature, on this small-group tour from Haines. Your destination is Chilkoot Lake State Park: Thanks to your guide's knowledge, have the best chance of spotting bald eagles, harbor seals, brown bears, and more as you explore. With round-trip transit included, experiencing Alaska's wildlife and landscapes is made easy.

The Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis are a spectacular natural phenomenon, often seen dancing around in fantastic colours across the Northern sky. Enjoy the privacy of your party on this tour.We provide Tea/Coffee. Please note the Aurora is a natural occurrence. We cannot guarantee that guests will see the aurora.

Make the most of limited port time in Skagway during this kid-friendly shore excursion. With pickup from the port, enjoy easy transportation in a comfortable coach and a guided sightseeing tour of downtown. Visit a musher's camp to learn about Alaskan dog sledding, cuddle with adorable husky puppies, and roast s'mores. Opt for a self-guided nature hike or relax at basecamp before heading back to the port.

Step off your cruise in Whittier and turn your transfer into an Alaskan adventure. Journey along the breathtaking Seward Highway, where glaciers, mountains, and the sparkling Turnagain Arm create unforgettable scenery. Your professional driver-guide shares stories of Alaska’s Indigenous traditions, gold rush history, and the quirky beginnings of Whittier. A highlight is visiting the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, home to bears, moose, bison, and more in natural habitats. The tour concludes with convenient drop-offs in Anchorage—at the airport or downtown—making this the most memorable and stress-free way to begin the next chapter of your Alaska journey.

Adventure awaits in Skagway and the Yukon! Take a tour with our knowledgeable driver/guide through the wilds of Alaska and Canada. Experience the amazing Yukon Suspension Bridge site. Have an opportunity to shop for unique souvenirs in the gift store and coffee shop. Learn about life in the north. See breathtaking scenery and enjoy many photo stops along the way. Feel what it is like to truly be in the wilderness. You will feel like you have truly experienced one of the world's last frontiers. This tour has it all!

Get an insider’s view of Sitka with an insider guide to lead the way on this small-group tour. Listen to engaging commentary on the sites from an informative guide as you head out on the town. Enjoy up-close views of rescued bears at Fortress of the Bear, and take in the scenery at Sitka National Historical Park and admire its towering totem poles.

Discover the Arctic Circle, without worrying about logistics, on this full-day tour from Fairbanks. Travel the famous Dalton Highway, visit the Yukon River, stop by the Arctic Circle Trading Post, and get views of the tundra landscape. Learn about life in rural Alaska through your guide's commentary and keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife that lives in these remote areas.

Explore Alaska's Matanuska Glacier without the hassle of navigating unfamiliar roads or finding a mandatory guide. This small-group tour from Anchorage includes a guided hike across the surface of the glacier to see its otherworldly formations up close while learning about its history, size, and scope.

Discover the winter sightseeing gems of Fairbanks on this 5.5-hour city tour. If you can, snap a shot with Mr. and Mrs. Claus at the Santa Claus home, learn about the engineering feat that is the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and and visit the Morris Thompson Cultural Museum. At the Museum of the North (Mon-Sat) and the Antique Auto Museum (Sundays only), experience the history, culture and craftsmanship of Fairbanks.

Don't spend your final day in Alaska sitting on a shuttle or waiting at the airport. Turn your transfer from Seward to Anchorage into one last unforgettable Alaska adventure. Designed especially for cruise passengers, this experience combines reliable transportation with breathtaking scenery, wildlife encounters, and memorable sightseeing before arriving at Anchorage Airport (ANC) or your downtown hotel. Travel with a knowledgeable local guide as you visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, admire spectacular views along Turnagain Arm, stop at Beluga Point, Potter Marsh, Earthquake Park, and enjoy views of Exit Glacier. Throughout the journey, your luggage remains safely stored while you relax and continue exploring Alaska instead of worrying about transportation. Whether you're flying home or staying in Anchorage, this experience allows you to make the most of your final day in Alaska.

Enjoy adventures away from Fairbanks as you discover the beautiful landscapes of the Alaskan wilderness. Walk along the thundering Yukon River, and hike above the tree line of Finger Mountain for gorgeous views. At the Arctic Circle take a commemorative photo, and learn about the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, one of the world’s largest pipelines. Enjoy live commentary and hotel transport on this full-day tour.

Make the most of your transfer from Whittier to Anchorage by hopping on an action-packed small-group tour which makes the journey as exciting as the destination. Immerse yourself in Alaska’s nature, food, and culture as you wind around sublime landscapes to wildlife sanctuaries, taste local artisanal produce, and visit historic landmarks such as Earthquake Park. Plus–keep your eyes peeled for Beluga whales along the Turnagain Arm.

Explore Alaska’s largest city while learning about the Dena’ina Athabascan people’s rich cultural heritage. Begin with a downtown tour seeing where Anchorage started along Ship Creek, then visit the Alaska Art Alliance to observe Alaska Native artists practicing traditional carving techniques with ivory, whale bone, and baleen—skills passed down through generations. Continue to the Alaska Native Heritage Center, Alaska’s premier cultural institution, where you’ll explore exhibits, walk among traditional dwellings around Lake Tiulana, and experience live cultural demonstrations including storytelling, traditional dancing, and Native Games. This immersive journey provides authentic insights into both contemporary and traditional Alaska Native cultures. After exploring the Native Heritage Center, you will take the short trip back downtown.

See the Portage Glacier on a small-group tour from Anchorage. Follow the scenic Seward Parkway through the breathtaking landscape of the Turnagain Arm waterway, stopping at Beluga Point and the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge to look for wildlife. Take a cruise on Portage Lake to observe the Portage Glacier up close, then check out wild animals that are being rehabilitated at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. Stop for provided light snacks and water in the town of Girdwood near Mt. Alyeska and take in the Chugach Mountains.

Cross into the Yukon on a small-group tour from Skagway, traveling the stunning White Pass with a locally owned, owner-operated experience led by a charming year-round resident guide. Enjoy a more personal, flexible approach you won’t find on larger bus tours. Walk across the Yukon Suspension Bridge and take in sweeping alpine views, rushing rivers, and historic Gold Rush routes along the way. With fewer guests, you’ll have time to explore, ask questions, and truly enjoy each stop. After the tour, choose to explore Skagway at your own pace or return directly to your ship. Tour Highlights Duration: Approximately 3 to 3.5 hours, including light walking Locally owned, owner-operated tour led by a year-round resident Small group size for a more personal experience Cross the U.S.-Canada border; passport required Scenic drive through White Pass with waterfalls and mountain views