A Guide to a Holiday in Alaska

Whether you’re looking for adventure holiday packages or a relaxing get away, Alaska has a variety of attractions and events available for you.

Things to do in Alaska:

The wide variety of activities available for those heading to Alaska this spring range from Alaskan cruises where you can go fishing, walk in rain forests and catch a glimpse of some of the wildlife all from the luxury and comfort of a one of the finest yachts.

If you’re looking for a less adventurous holiday and fancy some site seeing then the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway might take your fancy. Built through some of the most beautiful terrain you will witness some amazing scenery. Or if you’re looking for a more traditional activity then why not take a glacier dog sledding tour and get a real feel for what Alaska has to offer.

Places to stay in Alaska:

Visitors to Alaska have highlighted Turkey Bay Lodge situated in the south-central region of Juneau as a particular area of interest that offers sports such as hiking and kayaking for visitors looking for a more adventurous activity holiday. Round-trip transport is also available from Anchorage with certain deals.

Other renowned accommodation includes the Knik River Lodge, which provides glacier dog sledding tours for those interested in exploring the traditional side of Alaska. While Fountain head Hotels offer special weekend rates and provide lots of opportunity for people to explore the surrounding areas Alaska has to offer.

Historical Alaska:
There is a lot to see in the capital city of Juneau, the main focal point of cruise ships and tours, which offers a variety of tourist shops for visitors to peruse while in the area. Similarly, Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska, has been described as being a treasured illustration of the states’ historical beginnings and a contemporary hub for cruise ships, tankers, fishing boats, floatplanes and travellers also offering a traditional experience to visitors.

However there are many other regions in Alaska that offer history of their own, so you may wish to visit one of the many history museums, which allows you to soak up some local history and culture and gain insight into the history of Alaska.

You could also take full advantage of being located close to Canada and chose to go on a road trip or extended sightseeing tour to broaden you Alaskan experience further.