The Best Alaska Travel Tours By Land And Sea
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Three Amazing Alaskan Vacations To Choose From!

Let’s Travel Around Alaska By Ship!
One of the more popular ways to tour Alaska is by boat! Many Alaska tour packages from the USA are by cruise. Cruises are a popular way for people to travel because the cruise line takes care of everything for you – from food and lodging to activities and on-shore travel arrangements. Cruises are also a great way to see Alaska’s spectacular coastline, tidewater glaciers, marine wildlife, and the many ports of call that fall within your itinerary.

Is A Cruisetour An Option For Me?
Many cruise lines and tour operators offer travelers a cruisetour option. Simply put, a cruisetour means that you add a land tour to your cruise package – generally after the cruise is done. Many cruise lines have dedicated lodges and travel itineraries lined up for those who want to add a land tour (or tours) once the cruise is finished. For those who want the luxury of a cruise and the adventure of touring Alaska’s unique land treasures in one trip, a cruisetour might be the easiest way to book the best rated Alaska tours for you and your family!
Alaska cruisetours include options to visit Denali National Park, experience the state’s mighty glacial rivers, and see moose, caribou, grizzly bears, Dall sheep, and wolves. These popular Alaska travel tours also offer travelers to chance to meet native Alaskans and learn about their culture and heritage. Additionally, you’ll get to visit Alaska’s bigger cities, including Anchorage and Fairbanks, and take in all the cities have to offer. Simply put, cruisetours are the best value for your dollar and give you the best of both worlds!
Planning Your Post-Cruise Land Tour
Most tour operators that help travelers plan Alaska tour packages from the USA have a variety of land tour options. They can help you figure out how much time to budget, based on the sites you want to visit or the activities you want to pursue. Here are three of the most popular land tour packages that travelers can add to a cruisetour:
- Two nights – after your ship docks, check into a hotel in Anchorage. From there, you’ll explore Alaska’s biggest city and its nearby parks. Tour operators offer a variety of exciting day trips for visitors, including glacier cruises, flightseeing, bear viewing, hiking, and scenic drives. Buyer beware, however – two nights is not enough to plan a visit to Denali National Park.
- Three-four nights – this is the most popular span of time people budget for a land tour. Again, making Anchorage your base camp is a great idea, because it allows you to ride the Alaska Railroad to Denali National Park! (Pro tip – plan two nights in Denali if the park is on your must-see list.) However, if Denali is not on your bucket list, you can use the extra time to take a day cruise through Kenai Fjords or Prince William Sound, and then rent a car to travel to the pioneer town of Talkeetna.
- Seven Nights – one of the best rated Alaska tours, however, spans seven nights! If you’ve got the time, most tour operators recommend you book a full week for your post-cruise land tour. If your ship docks in Seward or Whittier, you then have the option to travel through Anchorage, Talkeetna, Denali, and Fairbanks for an epic, week-long travel experience.
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Still not sure? Here are a few benefits of a dedicated cruisetour:
- Explore two different worlds in-depth, and get to know Alaska from two very different perspectives!
- Have the time to become immersed in a region's land, culture, people, and history.
- All of your travel arrangements (including luggage transfers) will be made for you.
- Cruisetour packages are generally lower than booking an individual cruise and then adding a land tour on your own.
Some of the best rated Alaska tours are cruisetours! These Alaska travel tours let you explore the interior cities and National Parks of Alaska, and allow you to experience stunning coastal views like marine wildlife and glaciers from the comfort of a luxury cruise liner. If you have the time and the desire to experience two vastly different modes of travel, a cruisetour is well worth it.

