Highlight the finishing touches:
5 Days 4 Nights・All Inclusive Chinese tour guide will lead you to explore the fantasy land of Sunset.
Registration is now open from June 1st to August 31st.
Under the Alaskan summer sunshine, you can step on the magnificent glaciers, cross the blue ice canyon, meet with brown bears and musk oxen, and witness nature's ingenious workmanship; traverse the emerald green tundra, and walk into the history of the Gold Rush, and experience the "most Alaskan" extreme travel.
[Features of the tour]
- Small groups of less than 14 persons, accompanied by a Chinese-speaking tour guide
- No hidden fees, all-inclusive and easy to travel
- Limited-time offer for the peak season from June to August (groups of four or more are required to form a group)
- Departure dates are every Monday. The summer 2026 tour dates are from June 15th to August 31st.
[Five highlights of the trip
- Highlight 1From glaciers and canyons to tundra and wildlife, you'll be able to see the magic of the natural world and immerse yourself in the unique charms of an Alaskan summer.
- Highlight 2, Whittier Harbor, Portage Cruise, Kenai Canyon National Park, Matanuska Glacier, and the small town of Seward for once-in-a-lifetime satisfaction.
- Highlight 3The whole tour is organized in high quality hotels with high ratings to ensure the comfort of the tour. No need to get up too early or spend a long time on transportation or changing hotels, suitable for both parents and children!
- Highlight 4The tour is a high quality, in-depth tour with a professional local Chinese driver and guide, who provides comprehensive care and explanation of the sightseeing spots.
- Highlight 5No shopping, no extra charges, and free time for free activities, experience comfortable and stress-free service and quality journey.
Travel to Alaska now and book yourself a spectacular mid-summer memory!
Alaska Travel｜Anchorage Select Hotels Reference
* The above hotels are for class reference, on-site accommodation is subject to actual booking.
Alaska Tourism｜Five Day Itinerary Outline
D1 Day 1.Origin → Anchorage World's largest water airport and earthquake park
Arrival in Alaska's largest city—AnchorageAnchorage, located in Cook Inlet in south-central Alaska, is nestled between majestic mountains and the ocean, boasting snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and wildlife. It is also a cultural center for Alaska's Native Americans. With long hours of sunshine in summer and the aurora borealis visible in winter, Anchorage is an excellent stopover point for exploring Alaska, whether you're looking for adventure or cultural experiences.
Upon arrival, check into the hotel with valid identification; typical check-in time for summer hotels in Alaska is... 16:00We recommend choosing an afternoon flight.
20:00 The tour guide led the arriving group to the world's largest sea airport.Lake Hood (Houde Lake Water Airport)On average, there are over 200 takeoffs and landings per day. Then proceed to... Earthquake Park OverlookEnjoy and photograph the views of Cook Inlet and Anchorage, and get a first taste of the wonder of the midnight sun.22:00 Return to the hotel.
🛏️ Accommodation suggestions: Clarion Suite / La Quinta Anchorage or similar hotels
🍴 Meals: in-flight or on your own (there are a number of delicious restaurants within walking distance of the hotel, or you can ask your guide for recommendations!)
D2 Day 2.Whittier Township, Portage Glacier Cruise, Wildlife Conservation Center
08:30 Depart from the hotel Whittier Nestled quietly on the western side of Prince William Sound, this naval port town is a tranquil haven, nestled between coastline and mountains, far removed from the hustle and bustle of city life, offering a rejuvenating escape. Renowned for its glacier viewing and fishing, it attracts travelers eager to explore its mysterious and spectacular natural scenery.
Then take a ride Portage Glacier CruiseGet up close to the magnificent glacier. As the cruise ship slowly approaches the glacier, you can witness the awe-inspiring sight of massive icebergs falling into the bay, listen to the sounds of the glacier moving, and feel the power of nature.
Afterwards, visit Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center (AWC)Get up close to Alaskan native animals and have a chance to see brown bears, black bears, musk oxen, moose, Arctic wolves, and more. (Approximately...) 17:00 Return to the city.
🛏️ Accommodation as on the first day
🍴 Meals: breakfast served at the hotel; lunch and dinner on your own
D3 Day 3.Matanuska Glacier Ice Hiking Adventure Day
08:30 Depart from the hotel and head to a location 102 miles east of Anchorage. Matanuska GlacierThe drive takes approximately 2.5 hours, passing through the Matanuska Valley: bordered by the Tachina Mountains to the north and the Chugach Mountains to the south, dotted with glaciers, numerous rivers and lakes, and breathtaking scenery. The Matanuska Glacier is also a major glacier in Alaska.The largest glacier accessible by carThe
After purchasing a simple lunch at a convenience store along the way, we arrived at the glacier. A professional guide then led the tour. 2–3 hour glacier hikeWe will provide explanations along the way. Crampons (shoe covers), helmets, trekking poles, and other equipment will be provided free of charge on site.
When approaching the glacier, please bring your own hiking boots, a light jacket, spare socks, and sunglasses. The trip will end approximately [time missing]. 17:00 Return to the city.
* :: Free ice crampons, trekking poles and helmets at the venue
Recommended to bring your own: non-slip hiking shoes, jacket, gloves, sunglasses, etc.
The Matanuska Glacier is very gentle and safe, and in summer the ice is not too cold for travelers to worry too much!
🛏️ Accommodation as on the first day
🍴 Meals: breakfast served at the hotel; lunch and dinner on your own
D4 Day 4.Seward, Kenai Gorge National Park, Exit Glacier
08:30 Depart for Seward This harbor town, located on the southern coast of Alaska, is surrounded by towering mountains and azure oceans, boasting abundant wildlife and crystal-clear waters. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the North Pacific Ocean, stroll along black sand beaches, and experience the magnificent beauty of nature.
Take a car to Kenai Fjords National ParkAlong the way, you can observe glacier retreat caused by global warming, as well as the landform traces left by glaciers at different periods, and get a close-up view of the changing landscape. Exit GlacierExit Glacier, one of Alaska's most famous glaciers, is located near Seward and is a stunning natural wonder. (Approximately...) 17:30 Return to the city.
🛏️ Accommodation as on the first day
🍴 Meals: breakfast served at the hotel; lunch and dinner on your own
D5 Day 5.Hatcher Pass, Independence Mine Park Tundra Walking and Historical Review
09:00 After checking out, proceed toHatcher Pass.(In the Tachina Mountains), approximately a 1.5-hour drive, located between Willow and Palmer, this is one of the most popular self-drive destinations in the area. Guided hikes through wildflower-covered alpine tundra are offered, along with visits to... Independence Mine State Historical ParkLearn about Alaska's long history of gold mining; you'll also have the chance to see iconic animals such as marmots, snowshoe hares, and golden eagles. In late autumn, you can even pick native Alaskan blueberries.
16:00 After the tour, you can take an evening flight out of Alaska. Thank you for joining our carefully planned trip. We wish you a wonderful and unforgettable Alaskan summer! Recommended option: After 18:00 in the evening The flight departed.
* The itinerary order is for reference only and may be adjusted according to the actual arrival time of the tour and weather conditions. The actual itinerary shall prevail.
The five-day Alaska tour will end around 4:00 p.m. We recommend taking a flight that leaves Anchorage after 20:00 p.m. that evening.
🍴 Meals: breakfast served at the hotel; lunch and dinner on your own
🚨 Special reminder:
- The order and content of the itinerary may be adjusted according to local weather and road conditions, please refer to the tour guide's on-site notice.
- Lunch is usually a group activity and is purchased at a local store on the way to the attraction. Dinner can be delivered to a restaurant near the accommodation.
- For the convenience of travelers, all five days are in principle arranged in the same hotel, but in the summer Alaska tourism is popular, but still subject to booking status.
Summer Selected Optional Tour Itinerary
Itinerary A | Katmai National Park Bear Watching Day Trip (US$1, $840/person)
Itinerary details:
Bear watching tours in Katmai National Park are among the most breathtaking and pristine nature experiences in Alaska during the summer. Brooks Falls 更是全球最著名的賞熊地點。行程通常清晨開始，約早上 7 點集合從市區出發，搭乘小型觀光飛機前往國家公園。飛行途中可俯瞰阿拉斯加半島廣闊荒野：綿延火山群、清澈湖泊、蜿蜒河谷與層疊苔原景觀；運氣好還可能在空中遠望駝鹿、鯨魚或狼群移動的身影。這段飛行本身就是震撼的空中探險。
Upon arrival, a brief safety briefing will be given by park rangers, followed by a walk along forest trails to the Brooks River and Falls bear viewing area. Katmai is home to approximately 2,000 brown bears, making it one of the areas with the highest brown bear density in the world. During salmon run season, dozens of brown bears are active at the falls daily, standing in the rapids waiting, pouncing, and catching leaping sockeye salmon—the kind of scene most iconic in many nature documentaries. You can safely observe brown bears fishing, fighting for territory, mother bears caring for their cubs, and interacting with the bear pack from the boardwalk and viewing platform—real, unadulterated moments in the wilderness, unlike anything you'd see in a zoo.
The Brooks area also offers opportunities to observe other wildlife, such as eagles soaring, seagulls flocking, and otters frolicking; surrounded by volcanic landscapes, pristine forests, and clear rivers, it boasts an adventurous atmosphere. The stay typically lasts several hours, allowing ample time for photography, observation, and exploration. Around 3–4 PM, guests return to the airstrip for their flight home, usually arriving back in Anchorage before 5 PM, concluding a thrilling full-day wildlife adventure.
Itinerary B | Hidden Gem River Fishing Day Trip (US$332/person)
Itinerary details:
Follow the salmon run and venture into Alaska's pristine rivers for a truly immersive fishing experience. Alaska is renowned as one of the world's best wild salmon fishing grounds; from late May to late September each year, sockeye salmon, king salmon, and coho salmon migrate upstream from the ocean to breed. The trip will adhere to seasonal regulations and ecological standards, visiting government-approved legal fishing areas to balance the fishing experience with ecological sustainability.
Under the guidance of professional instructors, you will experience the explosive power of wild salmon: leaping, struggling, and charging, each pull causing the fishing rod to bend dramatically, truly feeling the force of life. The moment of successfully hooking a salmon is an achievement that every fishing enthusiast dreams of.
The journey will take you deep into the little-known gems surrounding Anchorage: glacial meltwater-supplied valleys, turquoise rivers, and distant silver mountains interwoven with lush green forests. Occasionally, you might spot sea eagles soaring overhead, or even encounter moose, waterfowl, and other wildlife. We'll enjoy a simple, warm outdoor picnic, relaxing in the fresh air and the sound of flowing water. This trip is more than just fishing; it's a profound experience of Alaskan life cycles and the beauty of the wilderness.
Itinerary C | Knik Glacier Off-Road + Ice Lake Kayaking Day Trip (US$689/person)
Itinerary details:
Knik Glacier Off-Road Kayaking Tour It offers a highly adventurous and immersive glacier experience in Alaska during the summer. Knik Glacier is located northeast of Anchorage, approximately 80 kilometers (about 50 miles) in a straight line, and belongs to the Chugach Mountain Range. The glacier is about 40 kilometers long, with its fore-edge connecting to a vast glacial lake. The lake is filled with icebergs of various sizes and is the core area for activities such as helicopter tours, glacier hiking, and glacial kayaking.
The tour typically departs from a designated hotel in Anchorage around 8:00 AM, traveling in professionally modified off-road vehicles to the Knik Glacier area, a journey of approximately 2–2.5 hours one way. Once in the valley, the route traverses diverse terrains including sandy riverbeds, scree slopes, shallow streams, and pristine forests; this off-road adventure itself is a complete wilderness exploration, allowing you to experience the scale and power of Alaskan nature even before you arrive.
Upon arrival, enjoy a short rest and lunch near the glacial lake. Afterwards, a professional guide will provide safety and equipment instructions before the glacial lake kayaking experience begins. The water activity lasts approximately 2 hours, subject to adjustment based on weather and ice conditions. The kayaking area is located in a relatively calm and safe glacial lake, offering close-up views of the glacier's edge and floating icebergs from the water's surface. The lake water has a unique icy blue hue, surrounded by snow-capped peaks, ice walls, and moraines. In quieter conditions, you can even hear the echoes of distant glacier fractures and collapses.
No kayaking experience is required. A guide will accompany you and provide instruction to ensure safety and comfort. The pace is relaxed, allowing ample time for photography, observation, and immersion, making it especially suitable for travelers who want to deeply experience the glacier atmosphere and also enjoy taking photos. After the tour, you will return to your hotel in Anchorage around 4–5 pm, completing a day trip that combines off-road adventure, glacier exploration, and water activities.
Pre-trip Notes for Traveling to Alaska
One,Cell Phone Network: Cell phone signals are weak in some parts of Alaska, so it is recommended that you make arrangements for emergency contact and internet access.
T-Mobile will automatically transfer to your local carrier upon arrival; AT&T and Verizon will work fine; please check with customer service for other carriers.
Two,Dressing RecommendationsSummer temperature in Alaska ranges from 10 to 25 degrees Celsius, with big temperature differences in the morning and evening as well as in different areas. It is recommended to dress in a three-layer style, from the inside out: sweat-wicking layer - warm layer - windproof and waterproof jacket, and since there are many walking trips on the itinerary, please bring flat-soled athletic shoes that are good to wear and good to walk in. It is also recommended to bring waterproof hiking shoes, gloves and hats to ensure warmth and comfort during outdoor activities.
Three,Dietary Advice: Alaska is a bit more remote, but you can still enjoy Asian cuisine, local seafood and craft beer. You can also bring your own personal favorite, energy-boosting snacks, but don't bring meat products into the U.S., such as jerky and meat loaf.
Four,Activity SafetyMost of the trips in Alaska are outdoor activities, and there are professional tour guides to maintain safety in the areas we visit. Please fully understand the safety instructions of the tour guides when you visit the attractions and follow the rules of not leaving the tour group arbitrarily.
Five,Environmental ProtectionPlease abide by local conservation laws and regulations, do not litter, do not destroy vegetation, do not feed wildlife, and work together to protect Alaska's precious ecological resources.
☀️ Wildlife, spectacular glaciers, and national parks all at once!
No language pressure, local Chinese tour guides accompany you throughout the trip
Alaska Travel｜Summer 5-Day Trip Fee Description
※ The above prices are for a group of 4 persons, and the prices include the trip fee, accommodation, transfer, and gratuities (except for the items that do not include accommodation).
※ The summer tour dates for 2026 are June 1st to August 31st.
※ The above prices are per person; if you need to extend your stay, an additional room fee of 350 per room per night ($) will apply.
Included in the above fees:
- Accommodation at reference hotels or hotels of the same class as listed in the itinerary
- Airport pick-up and drop-off service during designated hours
- Professional Chinese tour guide service (driver and tour guide for less than 15 passengers)
- Tickets for transportation and attractions listed in the itinerary
- Breakfast at some hotels and meals specified in the itinerary
- Tips for tour guide and driver
Fees are not included:
- International/Domestic airfare and transportation to/from Alaska from other regions
- Meals not specified in the itinerary (e.g. lunch, dinner) and optional tours
- Private consumption and shopping expenses
- Extra charges (e.g. overtime charges) arising from personal requests or changes in weather conditions
- Tips and service charges for "non-" tour guides (e.g. baggage handlers, restaurant waiters, pilots, site-specific interpreters, etc.)
Enrollment Information
- The tour guides are professional Chinese-speaking tour guides who have been living in the area for a long time.
- It is recommended to purchase the ticket after receiving the confirmation of the tour.
- If you are unable to enter the U.S. for personal reasons, please note that there are no refunds, transfers, or rescheduling.
- Please keep your personal belongings in a safe place. Do not leave them in the car or entrust others to take care of them, as the Company is not responsible for their safekeeping.
- In order to protect the rights and interests of the group as a whole, the tour guide has the right to terminate an individual's participation in the tour if the individual's behavior seriously affects the safety or normal operation of the tour, and the tour guide has the right to terminate the individual's participation in the tour if the individual's behavior has been repeatedly advised to no avail. From the time of departure, all actions are your own responsibility and have nothing to do with the Company; unused itineraries are non-refundable and non-transferable.
- A valid U.S. visa is required for this tour. The following descriptions are for reference only and are subject to the latest regulations:
- Taiwan and Singapore: Visa-free for 90 days, prior to departureApplication for ESTAThe
- Hong Kong and Macau: Visa-free for 90 days, recommendedApplication for ESTAto speed up the entry process.
- Mainland China: B1/B2 visa required, 10-year B1/B2 visa holders must complete before departure.EVUS RegistrationThe
- Malaysia: US B1/B2 visa is required.
- If the trip is canceled due to weather conditions, a full refund will be made; if the trip is canceled due to personal reasons, no refund will be made.
- If there is any difference between the schedule and the time announced by the tour guide, please refer to the time announced by the local tour guide.
- In the event of force majeure or unforeseen events that prevent the trip from proceeding as scheduled, the instructions are as follows:
- Force Majeure: refers to objective circumstances that cannot be foreseen, avoided or overcome, including but not limited to natural disasters, strikes, major epidemics of infectious diseases, government policies, etc.
- Unforeseen events: refers to unforeseen situations not caused by the travel agency, such as traffic congestion, flight or train delays, etc.. In such cases, the Company reserves the right to adjust the itinerary, time and content of the tour, or even cancel part or all of the sightseeing spots according to the actual situation on the spot, and reserves the right of final explanation. Travel expenses incurred are non-refundable. Additional expenses (such as extended stay, transportation, meals, ticket change, etc.) are the responsibility of the traveler, and it is recommended that travel insurance be purchased to reduce the risk.
- Please do not stop in the middle of the road if you need to get off the bus to take photos during the trip; you will be responsible for any traffic accidents or personal injuries caused by your personal behavior.
- Weather in Alaska changes rapidly, in order to ensure the smooth running of the tour, the tour guide will adjust the daily itinerary according to the actual local conditions, but does not affect the overall content. If part of the tour is canceled due to unavoidable factors, refunds will be made according to the actual situation, and the final explanation belongs to the Company.
- All vehicles on the trip will be prioritized to arrange the company's commitment to the car model, but in case of travel season, holidays, vehicle maintenance and repair, etc., the company reserves the right to replace the equivalent car models to ensure the smoothness of the trip.
Cancellation and Change Policy
If you are unable to join the tour as scheduled due to force majeure or personal factors such as transportation breakdown, personal health problems, weather changes, etc., and need to cancel or reschedule the tour, we will try our best to help minimize the loss. However, please note that if you are unable to join part of the itinerary or included services, partial refund is not possible.
Last but not least, Alaska's summer season is a peak travel time, so early reservations are recommended!For additional travel insurance, optional activities (helicopter glacier experience, dog sledding, whale watching flights, etc.) or any other questions about the trip, please contact us.Please contact us via LINE.!
