Tours & Sightseeing in Alaska

Get a quick 2-hour overview of Alaska's largest city on a guided sightseeing tour featuring Anchorage's wintertime natural and cultural attractions. Top off your trip with a view of the Chugach Mountains, Mt. McKinley, and the Aleutian Islands from Flattop Scenic Overlook.

Avoid the disappointment of returning from your Alaska vacation with sub-par photographs. This photo safari, led by a professional photographer, helps you to improve your photography by providing technical and creative tips and tricks as you explore Anchorage's wild surroundings under the summer sunset.

Go in search of animals in their wintertime habitats on this wildlife tour from Jackson Hole. You'll explore the areas around Grand Teton National Park and the National Elk Refuge to look for elk, bison, bighorn sheep, foxes, coyotes, deer, waterfowl, bald eagles, moose, and maybe a wolf, stopping for plenty of photo ops. Along the way, hear about the ecology and history of this alpine region.

Experience San Diego's scenic highlights and hidden gems on a private, 3-hour sightseeing tour with an experienced guide. Customize the itinerary to your interests, then explore the city in the comfort of a luxurious, VW Eurovan that seats up to six people. Visit Balboa Park's botanical garden and the historic lighthouse at Cabrillo National Monument, and enjoy a beachside stroll at Ocean Beach. Take in the bustling downtown and the Gaslamp Quarter, stop by the glamorous Del Coronado Hotel then see the birthplace of California in Old Town San Diego.

Get eyeful of Yellowstone's wildlife residents during this 8-hour private tour. With your expert wildlife spotting guide, you and your private party will travel through the park in search of native residents such as bison, elk, bears and wolves. Be sure to bring your camera for shots of animals in their natural habitat along the Northern Range of Yellowstone the Lamar Valley and the Hayden Valley. Use of viewing scopes and binoculars, lunch and round-trip transportation from your hotel is included. Groups can include 1 to 6 people.

Capture the natural beauty of Alaska in winter on a 4-hour photography tour led by a professional photographer guide. From Anchorage, head to scenic spots around the Cook Inlet, McHugh Creek, the Chugach Mountains and Point Woronzof to photograph a variety of stunning landscapes and the city skyline. You might even catch the northern lights if Mother Nature decides to put on a show. Throughout the tour, your guide shares pro photography techniques and informative commentary about the region and wildlife.

Search out Jackson Hole's winter wildlife on a snowy safari through the National Elk Refuge and Grand Teton National Park. You'll be hot on the trail of thousands of deer, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, and bison that travel into the valley each winter, alongside a population of eagles, swans, coyotes, fox, and wolves. After a morning wildlife safari through the national park, hop a horse-drawn sleigh in the National Elk Refuge, gliding into the middle of North America's largest wild elk herd.

Join an experienced naturalist guide to explore Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park in search of wintering wildlife. The trip starts exploring the National Elk Refuge, home to thousands of wintering elk, hundreds of bison, bighorn sheep and an array of waterfowl. We will then head north along the western boundary of the refuge to Grand Teton National Park. Here we will travel along the southern park roads watching for wildlife and stopping frequently for photo-ops. You will see places like antelope flats, the small town of Kelly and have views of several mountain ranges that form the valley of Jackson Hole. Jackson Hole's wintering wildlife is abundant with opportunities to see bison, elk, deer, moose, fox, coyote, bald eagle, trumpeter swans, and if we're lucky, wolves. Along the way you will learn about the geology, history and ecology of the area. The route varies seasonally based on group interest, road closures and wildlife migration.

Catch sight of moose, sheep and maybe even wolves on this road trip along the Seward Highway to the Turnagain Arm. On this 3.5-hour guided tour from Anchorage, you'll travel along a National Scenic Byway and soak up breathtaking Alaskan landscapes, and then visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. Among the rescued bears, elk and caribou you see, you might just meet one you want to adopt!

Discover Alaska's historic city of Sitka on this 2-hour, small-group tour limited to just 10 people. A comfortable van takes you across the O'Connell Bridge to Japonski Island. Pass Sheldon Jackson Museum, Alaska Pioneer Home and St Michael's Cathedral, and listen to engaging commentary on the sites from informative guides. Enjoy up-close views of rescued bears at Fortress of the Bear, and take in the stunning scenery of Sitka National Historical Park and admire its towering totem poles.

With the guidance of a professional photographer and naturalist, you'll be able to get the most out of your visit to Yellowstone National Park. This 12-hour tour takes you to some of the best wildlife viewing areas, as well as Old Faithful and the Upper Geyser Basin with a small group of just 7 people. Snacks, breakfast, and round-trip transportation from Cody, Wyoming hotels are included.

Hit all the landmarks and highlights of Yellowstone National Park during this 12-hour tour from Jackson Hole. Spot local wildlife such as grizzly bears, bison, elk, moose, eagles and wolves using the provided binoculars. Visit attractions such as the Grand Canyon Waterfalls, Grand Prismatic Spring, and Old Faithful. Park entry fees, breakfast, lunch, and round trip transportation from Jackson Hole hotels are included.

The sightseeing options are endless on this private shuttle-bus tour of Ketchikan. Charter a comfortable vehicle, accommodating up to 14 of your family and friends, and explore the city and surrounding areas for two or three hours. Your chauffeur-guide provides itinerary suggestions for the amount of time selected. See only what you want to see, and spend as much time as you like at an attraction "” such as Totem Bight State Park, hiking and wildlife viewing, and city shopping and dining. It's up to you!

Take a comfy seat aboard a cable car for this 1-hour Anchorage tour by trolley. As you roll along in the city, delight in sights like moose (safely) crossing the road and seaplanes descending on Lake Hood and Lake Spenard. Gain unique into the local history and culture of Alaska's most populous city from guides with generational ties to the region. Trolleys run regularly and your wallet-friendly outing comes with a complimentary coupon booklet with some $200 in travel savings.

This Sitka Super Saver gives you two best-selling tours at a discounted price. Aboard a catamaran, enjoy two hours of gorgeous natural scenery and keep watch for whales, porpoises, otters and birds. Back on land, explore by comfortable van Sitka's top attractions like Japonski Island and Sitka National Historical Park. Your 2-hour Sitka city tour includes a visit to Fortress of the Bear, where you'll see adorable bear cubs from a short and safe distance. This small-group experience limited to just six people includes port transport.

See the San Diego sights at your own pace in this easy-to-navigate 2-passenger GoCar. Choose from a selection of itineraries and tour lengths, including a 1-, 2-, 3-hour or full-day rental. Then maneuver your three-wheeled GoCar through downtown, the historic Gaslamp Quarter, Balboa Park, San Diego Zoo and more. Don't worry about navigation: The vehicle's talking GPS always knows where you are, even if you don't.

Be awed by supersized glaciers and the hardy wildlife of the tundra on this full-day tour through the rugged Alaskan wilderness. Departing from Anchorage, drive along a scenic byway to the Turnagain Arm of the Cook Inlet, framed by the dramatic Chugach and Kenai mountain ranges. Cruise on the lake that laps against the ancient blue ice of Portage Glacier, stop for lunch at a cozy lodge, and get an up-close look at Alaskan wildlife such as caribou, musk ox, and lynk at a conservation center.

Cooke City, Montana is the jumping off point for Yellowstone's northern entrance, which places it close to the Upper Loop and many of the park's scenic sites. By using this self guided driving tour of Yellowstone National Park, get helpful tips on where to find wildlife and where to find the best views, and learn the history, geology, and stories of America's first National Park. With the helpful mile by mile guide you can maximize time in the park, and not have to worry about getting lost or thinking about where to stop next.