Sustainable Alaska Businesses
Alaska offers unforgettable experiences, and you can choose to make your adventure even more meaningful by supporting businesses that prioritize sustainability. Travel Alaska is proud to support Adventure Green Alaska (AGA), a statewide certification program for tourism businesses who are committed to economic, environmental, social, and cultural sustainability. Since 2009, Adventure Green Alaska has been recognizing standout businesses who lead the way in sustainable travel.
AGA-certified businesses demonstrate that outstanding Alaska adventures can also support local cultures, protect natural environments, and uplift the communities that make this state so special. Whether you're booking a short excursion, a place to stay, or a multi-day adventure, choosing an AGA-certified businesses is an easy way to align your travels with your values.
Explore our list of AGA-certified businesses below to discover travel experiences that leave a positive impact.
Adventure Green Alaska Certified Businesses
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Kenai Fjords Glacier Lodge is the only lodge located within Kenai Fjords National Park. Wildlife viewing opportunities abound from this...
Plan your Alaska journey with a true Alaska icon: the Alaska Railroad has been connecting the Last Frontier since 1923. Daily summer departures...
Alaska Coach Tours was formed in 2004 for the purpose of providing ground transportation and tour services for Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, Regent...
NorthStar Helicopters offers a diverse range of personalized flightseeing and glacier experiences tailored to each guest's abilities and...
Alaska Silvertip Lodge & Cabins specializes in building customized vacation packages for couples, families, and groups. You choose the adventures...
Join Alaska Wildland Adventures for Kenai River rafting and fishing trips based from our Kenai Riverside Lodge in Cooper Landing, Alaska. Our...
Tutka Bay Lodge is a 4-star property nestled at the head of a rugged nine-mile fjord in the greater Kachemak Bay area near Homer. The lodge sits...
Join us for a day of fly-in bear viewing, safely observing grizzlies foraging sedge grass, salmon, and more (depending on the season) in remote...
Built in 1898 to open the Klondike to gold seekers, this narrow gauge railway, originally stretching from Skagway, Alaska, to Whitehorse, Yukon...
Explore Prince William Sound from Valdez with the Local Experts! Our excursions share with travelers Columbia Glacier or Meares Glacier as well...
Sustainable tourism may be defined as travel to natural areas that is beneficial to local economies, respectful of the environment and sensitive...
The Kenai Riverside Fishing program is your destination for incredible Alaska fishing experiences. Kenai Riverside Fishing is a long-time...
Demystifying Sustainable Tourism: A Traveler’s Guide to Stewardship
Driving toward the entrance of Kenai Fjords National Park, when the winding road curves at just the right angle, you’ll see Exit Glacier glistening in the distance. But if you pull your eyes away…
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