Top Attractions

The great state of Alaska is packed with endless things to do and sights to see.
You'll never be the same after experiencing the spectacular snow-capped mountains or the stunning seascapes. We invite you to be surrounded and astounded by some of the most remarkable natural wonders and wildlife in the world, and that’s why we’ve picked some of our most popular attractions to show why visiting Alaska is one of the most rewarding and memorable voyages you’ll ever experience.

Glaciers Alaska has more active glaciers than the rest of the inhabited world combined. Some 100,000 glaciers cover about 29,000 square miles. We highlight just a few of our favorites. back to top
Denali National Park Alaska's most famous park and home to Mt. McKinley, the park covers more than 6 million acres. The low growing vegetation makes Denali one of North America's best places to view wildlife. back to top
Wildlife Catch a glimpse of whales among the ice floes, observe moose, sheep and other creatures grazing among wildflowers, and spot small critters scurry about in the fields and evergreen trees. back to top
Inside Passage The Inside Passage is the longest protected inland waterway in the world. In the spring, it's blanketed with wildflowers and the whales migrate. Come fall, the landscape is ablaze with fall foliage and bald eagles gather. back to top
Native Culture Many different indigenous societies call Alaska home. There are 20 distinct Alaska Native languages and seven broad culture groups, each with their own storytelling, song, dance and art histories. back to top
Port Cities of Alaska Alaska is home to many thriving and vibrant cities along its magnificent shores. From the cosmopolitan city of Anchorage, state capital Juneau, and the port city of Ketchikan, Alaska's cities are full of energy, community, and natural beauty. back to top