• flight to / from Anchorage;
  • insurance;
  • fuel for RV;
  • food.
PRICE NOT INCLUDED
  • accommodation in RV, 4 people in each
  • (All RV are 32 feet, with all necessarily amenities);
  • 4 nights in hotels (all high-rate hotels 4-5*);
  • bear watching in Brooks Camp on Katmai (full day trip, including flights and lucnh)
  • entrance tickets for all national parks on the rout;
  • all RV campgrounds, into the wild;
  • glacier experience - Matanuska glacier walking;
  • trekking in Denali National Park;
  • gold mining experience at Copper Landing
  • Kenai fjord cruise (full day);
  • team leader support all the way.
PRICE INCLUDED
COUNTRY: USA
TRIP DESCRIPTION: adventure, hiking, exploring, deep wildlife and history of Alaska
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS: ID, US residence / US visa
LEVEL OF TRAINING: normal physical form
GROUP SIZE: 10-15 people
DURATION: 9 days
DATES: September 10 - 18, 2022
PRICE: $2590 per person (price per child on request)
ROUTE: Anchorage - Denali National Park - Matanuska Glacier - Seward - Kenai Fjords National Park - Moos Pass - Anchorage - Katmai National Park - Anchorage
INFORMATION
INFORMATION & PRICES
PROGRAM
Day 1
Day 1
Anchorage
We arrive in Anchorage, the bustling metropolis of Alaska, and check-in to The Captain Cook Hotel, a luxurious accommodation with breathtaking views of the city skyline. In the evening (17:00), we'll have the option to either cycle or walk around the city, starting from the scenic Telekvana Park and heading towards the Earthquake Park. As we journey through the city, we might be lucky enough to spot some of the local moose, who are known to frequent the area! Once we reach the park, we'll take in the stunning views of the Chugach Mountains and the coastline of Cook Inlet. Afterwards, we'll head to a restaurant for a delicious meal and toast to the start of our adventure. Today, by the way, is Labor Day, a national holiday celebrated throughout America! After a long day of travel, we'll rest and recharge at our hotel, eager for the adventures that lie ahead.
Day 2
Day 2
At 10 AM we will pick up our RVs on the rental location (drivers must have driving license and a credit card for a deposit)
After that, drivers return to the hotel, pick up their crews and we will going to shopping at Walmart. There you will also be able to buy some stuff, like raincoats / windbstoppers / thermal underwear if you do not have enough of your own equipment for hiking. Also we will buy provisions for the next 3 days. Since we will spend 3 days in nature, with overnight stays in RV. And we will make quick stop on the seafood market for crabs and same fresh salmon.
After that, approximately at 2pm we start going directly the National Park Denali, the route will be 239 miles, about 4 hours drive.
Our overnight stay is booked inside the park at Savage River Campground, the most remote campground that can be reached by private vehicle.
In evening we will arrange the first picnic right under the sky and get high from nature, moose and even bears often comes here.
PROGRAM
Day 1
Day 1
Anchorage
We arrive in Anchorage, the bustling metropolis of Alaska, and check-in to The Captain Cook Hotel, a luxurious accommodation with breathtaking views of the city skyline. In the evening (17:00), we'll have the option to either cycle or walk around the city, starting from the scenic Telekvana Park and heading towards the Earthquake Park. As we journey through the city, we might be lucky enough to spot some of the local moose, who are known to frequent the area! Once we reach the park, we'll take in the stunning views of the Chugach Mountains and the coastline of Cook Inlet. Afterwards, we'll head to a restaurant for a delicious meal and toast to the start of our adventure. Today, by the way, is Labor Day, a national holiday celebrated throughout America! After a long day of travel, we'll rest and recharge at our hotel, eager for the adventures that lie ahead.
Day 2
Day 2

At 10 AM we will pick up our RVs on the rental location (drivers must have driving license and a credit card for a deposit)
After that, drivers return to the hotel, pick up their crews and we will going to shopping at Walmart. There you will also be able to buy some stuff, like raincoats / windbstoppers / thermal underwear if you do not have enough of your own equipment for hiking. Also we will buy provisions for the next 3 days. Since we will spend 3 days in nature, with overnight stays in RV. And we will make quick stop on the seafood market for crabs and same fresh salmon.
After that, approximately at 2pm we start going directly the National Park Denali, the route will be 239 miles, about 4 hours drive.
Our overnight stay is booked inside the park at Savage River Campground, the most remote campground that can be reached by private vehicle.
In evening we will arrange the first picnic right under the sky and get high from nature, moose and even bears often comes here.
Day 3
Day 3
We'll start our day with a delightful breakfast on a common meadow, surrounded by the breathtaking natural beauty of Alaska. Using our RV and all the necessary kitchen equipment, we'll prepare a delicious meal that will fuel us for our first hiking adventure. With everything ready, we'll slowly get ready for our hike, taking in the fresh mountain air and the serene surroundings. We'll walk directly from the campground to an interesting hiking route that will take us on a leisurely 4-5 hour walk. As we hike, we'll keep an eye out for the grizzly bears that rule these parts and make sure to have our grizzly sprays, which we picked up at Walmart in Anchorage, at the ready. The hike will lead us to an observation deck with a stunning panoramic view of the entire Denali National Park, a sight that will take our breath away. After taking it all in, we'll head back to the campground for some well-deserved rest. Later in the day, we'll have the opportunity to visit the Denali Visitor Center, where we'll learn about the history of the park and gain a deeper appreciation for this incredible natural wonder. We'll spend the night at Savage River Campground, surrounded by the tranquility and majesty of the Alaskan wilderness.
Day 4
Day 4
Matanuska Glacier
After a good night's sleep, we'll slowly break down our camp and get ready for the next leg of our journey. At 10:30, we'll depart for the south, making our way towards Anchorage. Before we reach the city, we'll head west towards the stunning glacier range. Our campsite for the night, with the romantic name of Glacier View, promises to offer breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The entire route will cover 278 miles, taking us on a five-hour drive through some of the most awe-inspiring scenery that Alaska has to offer. Once we arrive at our destination, we'll park our RV, set up camp, and prepare a BBQ feast under the open skies. For those feeling adventurous, a walk to the nearby camping hotel will reveal traces of a recent giant landslide, where dozens of cars stick out of the ground like something out of an Armageddon movie. As we retire for the night, we'll enjoy the tranquility and the glacier views, surrounded by the stunning beauty of the Alaskan wilderness.
Day 5
Day 5
Today is one of the most impressive days, as we will go for a walk on the GLACIER!
One of the few glaciers in the world accessible by foot without special training and equipment. We will put on the crampons over our sneakers, and leaded by local guide, we will make an exciting walk through the blue-blue ice, which is thousands of years old.
Matanuska Glacier, remember this day in the program, and be sure to charge your phones before!

After the glacier, we will move ahead, return towards Anchorage, but not stop by the city itself. Unless we stop at the supermarket to refilling our fridge.
We move south to real fjords, to the Kenai Peninsula through a narrow isthmus squeezed by the massif of the Chugach mountain range on one side and Cook Bay on the other. Our itinerary destination for today is the seaside town of Seward, which is located in Christ's Resurrection Bay. One of the most popular cities in Alaska due to its wildlife landscapes! This is the sea gate of the southern part of the state. On the way, we will also visit the picturesque town of Girdwood. This cozy small settlement is located at the foot of Chugach Mountain, surrounded by seven eternal glaciers. Here we will enjoy the already familiar to Alaska, impressive landscapes and wildlife. Overnight in scenic RV campground next to the river, with such a view!
Day 6
Day 6
Today is dedicated to the Nothern fjord cruise!!! This adventure will take almost whole day, Starts in the morning, at exactly 10:00 AM we leaving by our ship from Seward. The cruise will pass through the Kenai Fjords National Park, which was founded in 1980 and includes three main areas: the "disappearing glacier", the Harding Icefield and the coast. Harding Icefield with an area of ​​1813 sq. km. It is one of only four remaining ice fields in the United States and is also the largest ice field located entirely within US borders. The indented coastline of the park includes beautiful icebergs and rich marine life.

Sixty percent of the park is covered in ice and snow. As the ice retreats, it reveals glacier-carved valleys that fill with seawater, forming stunning fjords! Masses of ice the size of houses constantly break off icebergs and fall into the sea. And we will see it all with our own eyes, such a cruise is the best way to see icebergs within the park!

After returning from the cruise, we get into RVs and go to the late afternoon “wild” overnight in nature.
The name of our campsite speaks for itself "Moos pass Campground"
The drive from Seward is only 30 minutes.
Today is the last chance to cook Alaskan steaks!
Day 7
Day 7
Today we will try one of the special and traditional activities in Alaska - we will go to mining gold in the village of Cooper Landing, where one of the old-school miners of Alaska will show and tell us everything in this matter. Mr. Prospector Joe, if you are so lucky to finda nugget - old Joe is happy to be with you for him bargain. Then we will have lunch and drink beer in a pub accompanied by stories of an old gold digger.
After lunch, we move to Anchorage, return our RVs to the rental company and check into The Captain Cook Hotel, which we already know.
Day 8
Day 8
Today is unforgettable day! We will visit a truly unique place on the Katmai Peninsula, and spend it in close proximity to wild Grizzlies, which can be seen at a distance of 5-10 meters while fishing on the cascade of the Brooks River. It is in this place that photographers and travelers from all around the world dreaming to catch grizzly bears by cameras! To begin with, a seaplane flight awaits us, since not a single road leads here, the place is truly wild! After a 40-minutes flight, we will find ourselves in the “home” of the bears, where we will have a briefing with the park rangers and we will be able to go on an adventure. On this aria there are several sites for observing bears while fishing salmon. The intersection between these sites is carried out accompanied by a ranger. Full day tour, departs from Anchorage in the morning and returns in the evening. Lunch included!
Overnight at The Captain Cook Hotel
Day 9
Day 9
On this day, we say goodbye to Alaska, this amazing land of untouched nature! Flight home, according to the flight schedule!Enjoy a leisurely morning and a delicious breakfast. After a short rest, we go to the capital Windhoek. The journey will take about 5 hours. Upon arrival, we return the rental jeeps and go to the hotel. For everyone - a day when you can leisurely stroll through the local streets, enjoy the local cuisine and buy souvenirs.