Alaska's pristine scenery is legendary, but this 49th state offers far more than meets the eye.  Here's why an Alaskan Vacation should be on your calendar (and it's not just an escape from the heat!):

Experience a Bucket-List Destination in Comfort
Cruise through breathtaking landscapes - from massive glaciers calving into the sea to endless Alaskan wildlife like bears, moose, and wolves. Witness iconic sights and immerse yourself in Alaska's grandeur, all from the comfort of first-class comfort of your own RV or rental car.

Untamed Wilderness Awaits
Alaska's vast coastline is a tapestry of untouched beauty.  Cruise alongside emerald forests, snow-capped peaks, cascading waterfalls, and majestic glaciers and fjords. Whether you're onboard or venturing out on shore excursions, be prepared to be awestruck by the sheer scale of Alaska's wilderness.

Encounter a Symphony of Wildlife
Keep your camera at the ready! Bald eagles soar overhead, while the ocean teems with marine life. You might encounter humpback whales, orcas, and a variety of other whale species (16 call Alaska's waters home!). On land, look out for bears, mountain sheep, moose, wolves, and caribou – just a glimpse of the incredible fauna waiting to be discovered.

Uncover the Spirit of Alaska
One of the joys of exploring Alaska is meeting its people. Strike up a conversation and hear captivating tales – perhaps about a recent bear encounter or the state of the salmon run.  Alaskans embody a unique spirit of resilience and resourcefulness, adding another layer of richness to your journey.

Immerse Yourself in Rich Native Culture
Explore Alaska Native culture in charming villages like Homer, Ninilchik, Girdwood, Juneau, Ketchikan, and Sitka. Delve into museums and cultural centers, and marvel at towering totem poles, and artistic expressions passed down through generations.

Step Back in Time with the Gold Rush
Relive the Klondike Gold Rush, where prospectors in 1898 dreamt of striking it rich. Explore historic Skagway and other towns, and discover remnants of this exciting chapter in Alaska's history.