Alaska Tours

Embark on an Alaskan adventure when you tour through national parks, cruise through icebound sounds or take a journey on the Alaskan rail. Along the way spot grizzly bear, caribou and moose on land, seals, otters and whales in the sea and bald eagles overhead. Learn about the First People, meet modern day pioneers and Iditarod competitors and their huskies.

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10 Days Anchorage to Anchorage

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11 Days Fairbanks to Anchorage

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7 Days Anchorage to Anchorage

Operator: Cosmos

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7 Days Anchorage to Anchorage

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Discover Must do experiences and highlights on a tour of Alaska

Anchorage

Anchorage

Take a tour of the exhibit on the First Peoples of Alaska in the Anchorage Museum and view hundreds of artefacts from centuries of Native Alaskan life.

Fairbanks to Denali National Park by Rail

Fairbanks to Denali National Park by Rail

Wind your way through dramatic passes, mountains and forest, over canyons and rivers on a scenic rail journey from Fairbanks to Denali National Park.

Talkeetna Life

Talkeetna Life

Gain an insight into the modern day Alaskan lifestyle rewards and challenges when you visit a family homestead in Talkeetna and learn about life on the land.

Denali National Park

Denali National Park

As you tour through forest, alpine tundra and over high mountain passes look out for moose, caribou, wolves and grizzly bears. On a clear day you'll be captivated by Denali itself - North America's highest peak.

Cruise Glacier Bay

Cruise Glacier Bay

Cruise the waters of Glacier Bay along icebound shorelines and islands. Marvel at rugged mountains, spruce and hemlock forests, deep fjords and the emerald waters. Spot sea otters, porpoises, seals in the icy waters and bald eagles above.

Recent Reviews What our clients are saying about their journeys in Alaska

Our Long Awaited Alaska Trip Did Not Disappoint     , Christchurch, New Zealand, Jul 2024
Globus truly gave us The Spectacular Alaska Experience. Our tour director, Todd and driver, were friendly and accommodating. Both were knowledgeable providing information and history on the areas as we traveled in the motor coach. The accommodations were comfortable, and it was good having on site dining options, as on some evenings we got to our rooms ...read more quite late. Not that you realised as it was still light through to 11pm at least! The arranged excursions were all great and gave us the experiences we were after.

Our viewing of wildlife was not as frequent as we had hoped. It is just luck being in the right place at the right time. We did see Moose, Caribou, sealions and sea otters. (Take your binoculars). Our highlight was on the last day on a cruise into the Kenai Fjord where we witnessed a group of humpback whales bubble feeding on a shoal of fish. Truly amazing. If considering this tour, or any trip to Alaska, their sunny days are rare with most days cloudy and/or wet. This can mean the mountains are not visible at times and you need more warmer clothes than true summer ones.
Winter Wonderland in Alaska   , NSW, Australia, Feb 2024
What a wonderful tour our Globus' Iditarod with Fairbanks extension was. Highlights were seeing the Northern Lights on the first night of the tour - an amazing sight to behold; holding on for dear life on a dog sled ride and catching the snow train from Fairbanks to Talkeetna. The clearest views of Denali I have ever seen. Finally we got to see the ...read more start of the Iditarod dog sled race and the running of the reindeer in Anchorage. Nick our tour director and Maurice our coach driver went out of their way to make the trip memorable. If you want a winter trip with a bit of everything, then this is the trip for you.
Tauck Grand Alaska tour   , NSW, Australia, Aug 2022
Denali was spectacular and thoroughly enjoyed the plane ride up over Denali. The trip into the park was also great and we did see some bears and Dall sheep way off into the distance. The Lodges were all Princess Lodges and were very crowded. Quite a number of us caught COVID so didn't make the cruise which was very disappointing but enjoyed what we ...read more did see.
A wonder-filled tour through Alaska.   , WA, Australia, Jul 2022
We both thoroughly enjoyed our Globus Tour of Alaska. We saw much, learned even more, and that is what we enjoy about these sort of tours. Thanks to Hannah for recommending, and Globus for executing a magnificent tour.

Explore More Your guide to travelling in Alaska

Tours You Can Take from Anchorage

17 September, 2018

Tours You Can Take from Anchorage

Anchorage is the gateway to the incredible landscapes of Alaska and many tours of the region start and finish in this alluring city. One of the most popular destinations to visit from Anchorage is Denali National Park, where the highest mountain peak in North America towers over the rugged...

Everything You Need to Know About Alaska’s Inside Passage

05 September, 2018

Everything You Need to Know About Alaska’s Inside Passage

A cruise through Alaska’s Inside Passage is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and something worth considering if you are a nature enthusiast or just love holidaying amidst spectacular scenery (who doesn’t?!). If the Inside Passage is on your radar, then here is a brief guide to help you make...

Common Questions Common questions about touring in Alaska

What is the best time to visit Alaska?
The primary tourist season in Alaska runs from May to September with peak season being June to August. The weather in Alaska can be unpredictable but by mid-June, all summer activities are open and available. The cruise season operates over the same months. Mid-June to mid-July is considered to be the height of...read more summer and so demand and prices will be higher then too. More competitive pricing may be found in early May at the beginning of the season and towards the end, in late September. 
Is 7 days enough to tour Alaska?
You can see a lot in 7 days in Alaska and it is a popular length for many itineraries, giving you a great overview of Alaska's breathtaking scenery and exciting experiences. Combining a ...read moreland journey with a cruise of the Inside Passage will offer a more extensive exploration of Alaska's unique landscapes and culture while giving you another amazing perspective as you cruise past densely forested islands, coastal bays, fjords and waterways. With many of the longer itineraries starting or finishing in Vancouver you get the chance to extend your Alaska travels into Canada as well.

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