Check out our tours available this season!

The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center (AWCC) is a sanctuary dedicated to protecting Alaska’s wildlife through conservation, education, and research. Located in the stunning Turnagain Arm, AWCC provides a safe home for injured and orphaned animals, including bears, moose, bison, and wolves. Visitors can experience Alaska’s incredible wildlife up close while supporting efforts to preserve these species for future generations.

Ice Fishing with Felix offers an unforgettable Alaskan adventure, combining the thrill of ice fishing with breathtaking winter landscapes. Led by Felix, an experienced local guide, you’ll learn the art of ice fishing while enjoying the serenity of frozen lakes. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, this experience promises fun, relaxation, and the chance to catch some of Alaska’s finest fish!

The Portage Winter Tour offers a breathtaking sightseeing experience through one of Alaska’s most stunning glacial landscapes. While visitor centers and boat tours are closed for the season, the journey provides spectacular views of frozen lakes, snow-covered mountains, and the majestic Glaciers. Witness the serene beauty of Alaska’s winter wilderness on this peaceful and unforgettable adventure.

The Whittier Winter Tour takes you on a scenic journey to this unique, remote town nestled between towering mountains and glaciers. While most of Whittier’s businesses close for the season, the trip offers stunning views of Prince William Sound, icy waterfalls, and the famous Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel—the longest highway tunnel in North America. Experience the quiet beauty of this hidden Alaskan gem in its peaceful winter setting.

The Seward Winter Tour offers a scenic journey to this charming coastal town, surrounded by majestic mountains and Resurrection Bay. While many businesses and attractions close for the season, visitors can still enjoy breathtaking landscapes, historic sites, and stunning views of glaciers and wildlife. Experience the quiet beauty of Seward in its peaceful winter setting.

The Alaska Native Heritage Center Tour offers an enriching experience exploring the traditions and history of Alaska’s Indigenous cultures. Walk through authentic village replicas, view exhibits showcasing Native artistry, and learn about the deep-rooted heritage of Alaska’s First Peoples. While live performances may not always be available, the tour provides a unique opportunity to connect with Alaska’s rich cultural past.