Private Tours of Alaska

One of the most important attractions of Alaska – Kenai Fjords National Park is located on the southeastern coast of the Kenai Peninsula, in the central part of the U.S. state of Alaska. It has been operating since 1980 to protect the Arctic territories.

Take a trip to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center where you can get a chance to reconnect with the beautiful flora and playful fauna of Alaska!

The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, or AWCC, is a not-for-profit organization that dedicated over 25 years to rescuing, studying, and caring for the animals that inhabit the area. With a conservation center that spreads across 200 acres of land, it has been able to provide a sizable habitat for the wild animals to feel like at home.

If you want to put your hiking skills to the test, then the Mendenhall Glacier is the place for you to go next!

Originally known by the name Sitaantaago, the Mendenhall Glacier spreads across 13 miles along the Mendenhall Valley and is located on the southeast side of Alaska, which is only a 12 mile ride from the downtown of Juneau.

The Tongass National Forest, which is where the Mendenhall Glacier is, is a sightseeing location on itself, being the largest U.S National Forest, covering an area of 16.7 million acres majority of which is rainforests.