Southcentral (Anchorage/Fairbanks) Based Tour Departures
(matches with many Southbound Cruises well)
Discover Denali -5 Day/4 Night

Day 1 -
On own arrival into the Anchorage International Airport. Utilize hotel courtesy shuttle for
transfer to hotel. Overnight Anchorage.
Day 2 -
Narrated motorcoach tour to Denali National Park. Just outside of Anchorage heavy birch
forests lead to the spectacular Knik and Matanuska Rivers. Along the route, keep an eye out for wildlife. Upon arrival into Denali, meet your tour director who will assist with check in and provide information on included and optional activities. Overnight Denali. (Meals: B)
Day 3 -
The Tundra Wilderness Tour offers the best chance to spot wildlife in their natural setting.
Traveling the Park road system 53 miles into the heart of the pristine wilderness allows for
potential sighting of moose, bear, Dall sheep, caribou and other critters. Be on the look out for spectacular Mt. McKinley, standing 20,320 feet high. The naturalist provides narrative on history and geography of Denali. Tour time is dependent on road traffic, animal sightings and timing of frequent scenic photo & restroom stops. Note: May & September tours are shortened due to road conditions. Overnight Denali. (Meals: B, SBM)
Day 4 -
Enjoy a morning of leisure for on own exploration. On board the Alaska Railroad, travel
through Broad Pass and at 2,363 feet, it’s the highest point on the railroad and where caribou migrate through each fall. Near Talkeetna, the first view emerges of North America’s highest peak, Mt. McKinley. The rail features large, comfortable and reclining seats (more appealing than first-class airline seats!); large picture windows at every seat offer prime views; a shared vista dome car; full & light dining options; and narration by local student guide. Alaskans recommend enjoying a leisurely meal on board as the spectacular scenery unfolds from every picture window. The railroad is known for their relaxed atmosphere that encourages interaction in the spacious environment of a classic railcar. Overnight in Anchorage. (Meals: B)
Day 5 -
Discover Anchorage – a town that popped up along the banks of Ship Creek as a tent city back in 1915. With rich history in rail and road transportation; natural resources like oil and gas; and amenities like fine dining, shopping and entertainment- Anchorage offers a big city feel in a small town atmosphere. Included visit to the Alaska Native Heritage Center, a gathering place that celebrates, perpetuates and shares Alaska Native cultures. Afternoon courtesy transfer to the airport or cruise center in downtown Anchorage. (Meals: B)

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