ALASKA YACHT CHARTER
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Rent a yacht in Alaska
Charter a yacht in Alaska and exprience nature like never before. Undeniably the trip of a lifetime, your vacation in this diversified state will leave you speechless; from icebergs to an impressive mountainous backdrop, and from humpback whale watching to seal spotting you will be in front row seats to assist to an uncommon spectacle courtesy of Mother Nature. Although the Alaskan landscape is most dramatic during winter with the oppotunity to observe the northern lights, its climate and variation of attractions make this yacht charter destination a year-round utopia.
Start in Ketchikan, the salmon capital of the world; make the most of nature’s showcase in Sitka; Glacier Bay is one of Alaska’s largest and oldest preserves; discover the authentic community of Hoonah; Chatham Strait the 240 km-long passage is unmissable if you want to be amazed; try out your fishing skills in Pybus Bay; The Tracy Arm Fjord is spectacular; in Juneau you will be able to further discover Alaska’s impressive nature, or go for a cultural sighting in the city.
Ketchikan
Start your charter in Ketchikan
Your charter will start in Ketchikan, an Alaskan city facing the Inside Passage. The evidence of Native Alaskans is very present in this city, from colourful painted city buses to Chief Johnson’s Totem Pole at the towns centre. Visit the Totem Heritage Centre which offers Native arts and has several ancient totem poles. This city is often called ‘The Salmon Capital of the World” so make sure to taste some.
Sitka
Your Itinerary to Sitka
Cruise to Sitka, a natural showcase of Alaska’s Wildlife. You will be lucky to see bears, eagles, sealions and whales. Sitka is an island surrounded by rainforest and is perfect for hiking, climbing and fishing. Fish for world-class halibut, king salmon and lingcod. Tlingit, Russians and American settlers are still present so you will be able to enjoy the cultural influences and watch traditional dancing. Visit the Sitka Historical Museum and Russian Bishop’s House.
Glacier Bay
Your Itinerary to Glacier Bay
Navigate for approximately 9 hours towards the Glacier Bay, one of Alaska’s largest and oldest preserves.
It is a World Heritage Site with 3,3 million acres of natural wonders. The National Park is known for it’s beautiful environment with brown bears, sea lions, eagles, humpback whales and seals. The crew will be happy to organise for you activities such as kayaking or whale watching.
Hoonah
Your Itinerary continues to Hoonah
Only four hours away discover Hoonah, an authentic community true to it’s roots. It is nestled along Icy Strait on Chichagof Island.
Visit the small Tlingit village with local shops and restaurants. Enjoy a tour on a traditional canoe or hike up to the longest and highest zipline situated at 5330 feet.
Chatham Strait
Your Itinerary to Chatham Strait
Located in the Alexander Archipelago, Chatham Strait is a deep 240 km-long passage which extends from the junction of Icy Strait and Lynn Canal. Pass by the Chichagof and Baranof islands. This area is famous for the fascinating humpback whales spectacle. Anchor for the night in the harbour and warm up with a bonfire on the beach made by your crew.
Pybus Bay
Your Itinerary to Pybus Bay
Cruise in the morning to the Pybus Bay where the waters offer the best fishing in Alaska. Fish for some salmon and halibut so your chef can prepare you a memorable lunch. Cruise around the surrounding islands and enjoy the beautiful views over the dense green forests and brown bears with approximately one brown bear per square mile.
Tracy Arm Fjord
Your Itinerary to Tracy Arm Fjord
Welcome to this beautiful and spectacular Fjord. Cruise through the glaciers, waterfalls and cascades.
Enjoy the view over the dramatic granite walls towering 3 000ft above sea level.
You might have a chance to see some whales and seals in the water and brown bears on land.
Juneau
Your Itinerary to Juneau
Juneau’s rich history goes back to the Tlingit Indians. Discover the Mendenhall Glacier from your yacht or from a helicopter ride which can be organised by your crew. Hike through the Tongass National forest and get close to nature and the viewing platform.
Have a chance to watch some whales and discover the beautiful ice caves. Disembark in the city home to galleries, museums and restaurants before heading home.
ALASKA TRAVEL TIPS
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Departure: Juneau International Airport
Average temperature
Low: -15°C