Experience the Stunning and Unique Scenery on an Alaska Private Tour
Experience the stunning and unique scenery on an Alaska private tour when you are in Denali Backcountry or visiting Fox Island. There are so many fantastic places to see the most spectacular scenery in Alaska; you will be complete spoiled for choice.
Alaska is the biggest state in the United States of America and also happens to be the most sparsely populated state. If you were to search for it on a map of the U.S., Alaska is found in the Northwest of Canada and is not connected to the U.S. by land anywhere.
There is no shortage of brilliant activities to do in Alaska, nor do they depend on a certain time of year. The diverse landscape and terrain of the mountains and open spaces give the tourist a diverse range in activities to do and see.
You do not travel to Alaska for the hot weather necessarily; it does get hot but not to the degrees of states such as Arizona. Do not let this put you off because Alaska is one of the best places to visit in America for all that it has to offer.
Top 10 Things to Do in Alaska










Take a Guided Tour of Alaska to See the Most Unique and Wonderful Destination

Alaska is one of the best destinations in the world, to take a guided and experience the unique Northern lights. A private tour, which includes cruises, to Kenai Fjords Wildlife and National Park Glaciers is another fantastic thing to do.
The range of outdoor activities such as mountain biking, kayaking and skiing to name a few will keep any energetic busy here.
Alaska is not all about the outdoors; there are great museums, art galleries and heritage centres to take guided tours of.
It will not matter which city you go to in Alaska; there will always be a great nightlife to keep you busy. The restaurants serving the native cuisine, bars with live entertainment and night clubs to dance away the hours are everywhere just waiting for you to drop in!
Travel Tips for Alaska
It is recommended to visit Alaska anytime from late May to Mid-August as the weather is the fairest. Peak season is from July to Mid August so expect more tourists than normal and the prices will differ at that time for hotels, private tours and travel. To see the Humpback Whales and Orcas as they journey the northern inside passage then you need to be in Alaska from April to November. December to March are the best months to see the Northen lights.
Prices of hotels, flights, food and private tours will vary throughout the year. However for an example of average prices; a double room in a mid-range hotel can start from as much as$100- $250, Dinner in a top restaurant starts from $30 per person. If you are going to rent a car it can cost you from $55 - $70 per day and that does not include the fuel. The variations in the grade of hotel you are looking at will have a huge effect on what you will pay.
When you travel anywhere, research the area you are going to and find out the best place to see or things to do. Book any private tour before travelling over to ensure you are not disappointed. Check the weather for that time, so you have the correct clothes with you. It is always nice to tip when you are happy with the service that was provided but it is not a law and if you are not happy, do not tip under duress.
In South-central Alaska there is a subarctic climate because of the short cool summers in that area. Whereas the climate of the interior of Alaska is extreme and is the true subarctic climate, the highest and lowest temperatures recorded in Alaska happened in the Interior. An easy way of putting it; it is very cold in the winter, cold in the spring, warm (not hot) in the summer and cool in the autumn.