Travel To Alaska

Air travel includes jet service to our major airports, sea travel includes cruises and ferry travel, and road travel includes travel by car or RV on Alaska's scenic byways and packaged motorcoach tours.

By Air

Alaska is located northwest of Washington State, and west of Canada’s Yukon. At its southernmost, Alaska is just an hour and a half by jet from Seattle... Find Out More »

By Road

Driving to Alaska is high on the list of many adventurers. Once a bumpy dirt road, the Alaska Highway is now a modern, well maintained highway... Find Out More »

By Sea

Alaska has more coastline than the rest of the United States combined. There are two ways to reach Alaska by sea: cruise ship or ferry... Find Out More »

Alaska cruises have become one of the most popular ways to visit Alaska. Cruises feature glaciers, wildlife, great food, entertainment, interesting ports of call and fascinating tours along way… and you only have to unpack once! Highlights include great destinations such as Glacier Bay National Park, College Fjord in Prince William Sound and interesting port towns like Skagway, Juneau and Ketchikan.   Don't go home from your Alaska cruise without seeing the land side of our great state. After your week on an Alaska cruise, we recommend spending another five to seven days exploring Alaska by land.   Alaska Tour & Travel can help you get the best deal on your Alaska cruise and arrange a perfect pre or post cruise land tour customized to your exact requirements.

• Type By Cruiseship/Ferry
• Region: Statewide
• Community: Regionwide

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Choose the experience and exceptional quality of AlaskaTours.com! Our goal is to plan the perfect Alaska vacation that meets your specific interests and budget. We offer cruises, escorted and independent land tours, Alaska Railroad packages, plus wildlife, cultural or Arctic adventures. Let our experience be your guide and contact us today!

• Type By Cruiseship/Ferry
• Region: Statewide
• Community: Regionwide

Add To My Alaska Trip