Alaska & Canadian Rockies
From Alaska's wild fjords and Denali's mighty peaks to Canada's turquoise lakes and the Rocky Mountains — a 15-day journey blending raw wilderness with stunning alpine charm.
From Alaska's wild fjords and Denali's mighty peaks to Canada's turquoise lakes and the Rocky Mountains, this journey blends raw wilderness with stunning alpine charm. Glacier cruises, scenic trains, gondola rides, and glacier walks make this a once-in-a-lifetime adventure!
- Seward & Kenai Fjords Cruise
- Alpine Landscapes & Lake Louise
- Wildlife Safari in Denali
- Scenic Rail & Gondola Rides
- Anchorage & Whistler
- Banff & Jasper National Parks
- Glaciers & Fjords
- Columbia Icefield & Glacier Skywalk
Transfer along Seward Highway, arrive in Seward.
6-hour Kenai Fjords National Park Cruise — sea otters, puffins, whales. Transfer to Talkeetna.
Scenic flightseeing over Denali, Sheldon Amphitheater, Ruth Glacier. Continue to Denali.
- Accommodation in hotels as per itinerary with daily breakfast
- Travel Insurance up to age 59 years
- All transfers and excursions as per itinerary
- Breakfast & Dinner during the tour
- Visa Fees (Only Canada)
- Entrance fees and activities as mentioned in the itinerary
- International Airfare
- Insurance for passengers above 59 years
- Tax Collected at Source (TCS) extra as applicable
- Any other cost/activities not mentioned in Inclusions above
- All Lunches during the tour
- GST of 5%
- Any change or deviation in the airline itinerary
- Any personal expenses like beverages, tips, laundry, etc.
What fitness level is required?
Moderate. You should be comfortable walking 8–12 km on uneven terrain. The longest hike is about 14 km with 500m elevation gain, but there are always shorter alternatives.
What is the weather like?
Summer days are long (18+ hours of daylight in Alaska). Expect 15–25°C in the Rockies and 10–20°C in Alaska. Rain is possible anywhere — layering is key.
Do I need a visa?
Most nationalities need a Canadian eTA and a US ESTA (or visa). We send detailed visa guidance once you book.
Can I extend my trip?
Absolutely. Many travellers add a few days in Vancouver or Anchorage. We can help arrange extra nights and activities.
Is this trip suitable for solo travellers?
Yes — about 40% of our travellers come solo. You share experiences with a small group and have plenty of personal time too.
Moderate fitness required. Expect daily walks of 8–12 km on uneven terrain. One optional hike involves 500m elevation gain over 14 km.
Jun–Sep: 15–25°C in Rockies, 10–20°C in Alaska. Long daylight hours (up to 20h in June). Pack layers and rain gear.