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Home to some of the most impressive natural landscapes in North America, Alaska offers the chance to explore places that few people have ventured to.

Cruise ships glide along serene waters pierced by dramatic glaciers, national forest land and parks that teem with wildlife such as bears, wolves and eagles. For a dip into history of the region's prospector migration, Klondike Gold Rush National Park is the perfect stop, offering visitors an insight into the impact that gold had on the land. No other place offers such a true taste of the great outdoors and life in the Arctic Circle: Alaska holidays are hard to beat.

As the largest state in the US, Alaska offers plenty to do and see. Kayaking, dog sled rides, hiking and fishing are among the most popular activities, as well as visiting the region's many wonderfully photogenic destinations like Glacier Bay National Park and Kenai Fjords National Park. Unwind at a secluded wilderness lodge or visit the attractions in the cities of Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau, the latter of which is only accessible by air or sea. Our Canada and Alaska tours also offer the chance to ride on the renowned Rocky Mountaineer, a scenic railway line that allows you to explore the Canadian Rockies and Lake Louise from the comfort of a train seat.

Five-Star Alaska Cruise & the Canadian Rockies

4.29 (141 reviews)
Alaska, Canada

1 excursion included
20 meals included
A seven-night cruise through Glacier Bay and the Inside Passage
Visits to Juneau, Skagway and colourful Ketchikan
Time in Banff, the stunning capital of the Rockies

Alaska Cruise & the Rocky Mountaineer

Alaska, Canada

1 excursion included
24 meals included
A journey on the world-famous Rocky Mountaineer
A seven-night cruise through the Inside Passage and awe-inspiring Alaskan waters
Visits to Juneau, Skagway and colourful Ketchikan

Things to see in Alaska

Alaska tours also provide the chance to witness the majestic aurora borealis, or northern lights. For the clearest experience of this colourful phenomenon, head to Fairbanks between August and April.

Likely to be a particular highlight of your Alaskan vacation package, the UNESCO-listed Glacier Bay National Park is home to a series of dramatic glaciers as well as wildlife such as bears, seals and porpoises.

Enjoy an afternoon whale watching in a small group and be rewarded with potential sightings of humpback whales, killer whales, grey whales, sperm whales and blue whales.

Things to do in Alaska

Immerse yourself in the local history on your holidays in Alaska with a gold panning tour. Learn more about the state's gold rush era as you try your luck searching for those elusive specks of gold.

Take a trip to Ketchikan and embark on a journey by floatplane to the secluded Misty Fjords National Monument, a protected area complete with lakes, snow-capped peaks and waterfalls.

Explore Alaska from above and take in extraordinary views on a helicopter ride. Witness vast lakes, otherworldly glaciers and local wildlife as you glide over the state's most beautiful natural sights.

Food and Drink in Alaska

Alaska has a great craft beer scene

With more than 35 small independent breweries, there's no better way to end a day of sightseeing than tasting the local varieties of ales and lagers at a cosy bar.

Alaska trips offer the chance to sample a wealth of fresh and high-quality seafood, including Pacific salmon, Pacific halibut, black cod, shrimps and king crab.

Be sure to try the local dishes on your holiday. Alaska has a proud and storied history, with interesting and unique produce to match.

Look out for fried bread, deep-fried dough with a fluffy interior, reindeer dog, an Alaskan-style hot dog made with pork, beef and caribou, and berry cobbler.