Anchorage

The most populated city in Alaska, Anchorage is a diverse international destination, thanks in part to its strategic location - it is almost equidistant to London, and Beijing. Explore museums and enjoy world-class dining, settled amongst imposing mountain peaks.

Interior Alaska

Whether you arrive by rail, road, or air, you'll see some of the most natural landscapes in the world here. The state's interior is larger than Texas and California combined, with a population that barely tops 100,000.

Kenai Peninsula

The Kenai Peninsula is accessible by road to Anchorage; it offers nature at its finest, from cobalt-blue glaciers to immense fjords. You can experience the outdoors - fish, hike, and even catch a glimpse of the northern lights.

Ketchikan

This popular cruise destination with quaint streets transports you to this colorful village known as the "Salmon Capital of the World." Small fishing boats dot the shoreline, where Alaska's most ferocious salmon anglers - grizzly bears - can be found.

Prince William Sound

With more than 10,000 square miles of fjords and forests, you can encounter remarkable marine and terrestrial life here. Ride a cable car above the cozy town of Whittier, where nearly every resident lives in a single building.

Skagway

The Klondike gold rush brought thousands of prospectors hoping to "strike it rich" to Skagway. Today, you can follow in their footsteps by taking a mesmerizing ride on the historic narrow-gauge White Pass and Yukon Route Railway.