Pre Cruise Connection #4 (ending in Whitier)
5 days / 4 nights
Save time and go directly to Whittier from Denali National Park! Enjoy two nights in Anchorage and two nights in Denali National Park then go directly to your cruise ship in Whittier.
Itinerary Detailed day by day information
Day 1: Anchorage We will pick you up from the airport in Anchorage and transfer you to your hotel. You can explore on your own or simply relax in Alaska’s largest city. Overnight Anchorage
Day 2: Anchorage Explore Alaska’s largest city with our Anchorage City Tour. After a tour of the city, you will visit Alaska Native Heritage Center to learn and experience Alaska native culture firsthand. The rest of the day is free for you to further explore Anchorage. Overnight Anchorage.
Day 3: Anchorage – Denali Relax on the luxurious railcars of the McKinley Explorer as you make your way to Denali. The afternoon is free for many optional or complimentary tours. Overnight Denali.
Day 4: Denali Today, enjoy a Natural History Tour within Denali National Park. Look for photo opportunities of Alaskan wildlife and breathtaking views of Mt. McKinley. The rest of the day is free for optional tours or relaxing at your hotel. Overnight Denali.
Day 5: Denali – Whittier From Denali, enjoy a scenic motor coach journey directly to your cruise ship in Whittier
This Tour Includes: 5 nights hotel accommodations, Ship and airport transfers
PRC04 - Tour Dates & Prices Prices are per person in USD.
2010
Value: May 17, 31 Peak: June 14, 28; July 12, 26; August 9, 26
Please note: All prices per person based on occupancy and are subject to change without notice. All fares are in US Dollars (USD). Taxes and insurance not included in above package price.
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Traveling in Alaska is like traveling in no other place on earth. There are 586,000 square miles here, and almost that many possibilities.
Choose from wildlife viewing, sea kayaking and guided glacier hikes. Relax aboard a one-day cruise, pan for gold, or bait a rod for Alaska's world famous King salmon fishing.