Our team are destination specialists with many years experience in creating holidays and can tailor make to suit you.
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Our team are destination specialists with many years experience in creating holidays and can tailor make to suit you.
| Mon-Fri | 8am-6pm |
| Saturday | 9am-5pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Alaska is a vast state and much of it is wilderness – fortunately many of the main highlights can be accessed easily by car or motorhome, or by using the excellent Alaskan Railroad.
Air travel is a way of life in Alaska, with Lake Hood, Anchorage, famed as the world’s busiest seaplane base. Seaplanes and small aircraft are the ideal way to reach some of Alaska’s more remote destinations, as well as offering some incredible views over the wilderness.
Alaska is also famed for its excellent cruising, and with so many fascinating settlements and spectacular sights scattered along the state’s extensive coastline, travelling by water is sometimes the only option.
I understand that one size doesn’t fit all, and that’s why you have the freedom to design your experience, your way.
Due to Alaska’s size and topography, air travel is in some cases the only way to get around. Alaska Airlines offer a comprehensive network of domestic flights between the main cities and towns, whilst smaller regional airlines provide access to some of the state’s more remote communities. A variety of day trips can be enjoyed using helicopters, bush planes and floatplanes – the quintessential way to experience Alaska!
A comprehensive road network links the major hubs of Anchorage and Fairbanks with scenic highlights such as the Kenai Peninsula, Wrangell-St Elias National Park, Valdez and Denali National Park. Driving in Alaska is a pleasure – there are no major highways or hectic rush hours, although you do need to be on the lookout for wayward moose. A self-drive holiday in Alaska offers greater flexibility and the chance to travel at your own pace, stopping as you choose to enjoy the scenery and wildlife that you encounter along the way.
The iconic Alaska Rail Road runs from Seward to Fairbanks, making for a relaxing and scenic journey taking in Whittier, Anchorage, Talkeetna and Denali National Park enroute. This makes a rail journey an ideal alternative to driving, allowing you to sit back and enjoy your surroundings in comfort. Train travel in one direction can be combined with coach or rental vehicle for a more comprehensive exploration of Alaska. The Alaska Railroad offers a choice of Standard Rail Cars, in single storey carriages with standard seating, and a Gold Star Service, which features plush upper level seating with a domed glass roof and open air viewing platform. Gold Star Service also includes complimentary soft drinks, a pay bar, and a downstairs dining area.
Alaska is famed for its cruising – with a coastline stretching for 6,640 miles and an abundance of fjords, glaciers, marine mammals and seabirds along the way, it’s hardly surprising! Whether you choose a day excursion to Kenai Fjords National Park, Prince William Sound or Kodiak Island or sailing the length of the Inside Passage on a cruise holiday, no visit to Alaska is complete without a trip out onto the water.
A full range of automatic vehicles is available from Avis, from a Ford Focus compact vehicle to a Toyota Sienna minivan.
We use Cruise America for motorhome rental offering over 40 years experience in renting and manufacturing motorhomes. They custom build three motorhome types so its easy for you to choose the right motorhome according to your individual requirements.
This motorhome itinerary features Alaska’s most profoundly beautiful scenery and offers fantastic opportunities for wildlife viewing.
From £1587 Excluding Flights
This self-drive holiday combines Alaska's wild beauty and abundant wildlife with the rugged landscapes and immense wilderness of the Yukon.
From £4631 Excluding Flights
This 2-week itinerary takes in many of Alaska's best known highlights, such as, Denali and the Kenai Peninsula, staying in more intimate accommodation.
From £6481 Excluding Flights
Travel on a small ship expedition-style cruise to discover the dramatic icy wilderness of Alaska’s Inside Passage.
From £3357 Excluding Flights
Head off the beaten track into the Alaskan wilderness in search of wildlife
From £16640 Excluding Flights
Witness the excitement of Alaska's legendary Iditarod race on this thrilling itinerary.
From £1990 Excluding Flights
Encounter the jewels of Alaska with this well-paced self-drive itinerary.
From £1978 Excluding Flights
Journey to the heart of the Inside Passage on a small ship expedition cruise.
From £3357 Excluding Flights
Classic sightseeing for independent travellers on the famous Alaskan Railroad.
From £3009 Excluding Flights
Take time to discover the best of Alaska's natural landscapes at your own pace.
From £4409 Excluding Flights
