Northern Lights Route – AK051 GD

Day 1– Anchorage
Meet & greet at the Anchorage Airport and transfer to your hotel. Depending upon the time of arrival you may have time to browse Anchorage downtown, do some shopping, visit the Anchorage Museum, or enjoy the rest of the evening at your leisure. Overnight in Anchorage.

NOTE: Check-in time is at 3 PM.

Day 2– Fairbanks
Your journey to Fairbanks begins on the famous and scenic Alaska train.
Enjoy the breathtaking views as you make your way to your destination.  Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel, where you can rest and relax after your travels. 

Depending on the weather conditions and aurora forecast tonight, your
Aurora’s adventure could begin. Experience the magic of the Northern Lights as
you venture out into the Alaskan wilderness. It’s an experience you will never
forget. Overnight in Fairbanks.

PLEASE NOTE
If the train is sold out at the time of booking this package, the transfer to Fairbanks will be via airplane at no additional cost or price change. We want to ensure that your trip to Fairbanks is as smooth and enjoyable as possible. You will be informed within 48 hours after your booking.

Day 3 – Fairbanks
This morning wake up to an early breakfast and then have the morning free to explore the city and all its wonders. In the afternoon, you’ll be picked up for a sightseeing tour of Fairbanks, where you’ll visit the North Pole town to see Santa Claus’ home, as well the Morris Thompson Cultural Center.  You’ll have the evening to enjoy dinner on your own before embarking on a Northern Lights adventure between 9:00 pm and 10:00 pm.   Imagine seeing the breathtaking Northern Lights dance across the sky before returning to your hotel around 2:00 am. It’s a long day, but the memories will last a lifetime. Overnight in Fairbanks.

 

Day 4– Fairbanks
Your day today is full of adventure and wonder. You start your day with an early breakfast and embark on a road trip to the Cheena River valley. Along the way we stop to see the famous Alaska pipe line and continue on to the hot springs.  The journey there is breathtaking.  Upon arrival, you will be greeted by beautiful hot springs. Take the time to soak in the natural beauty and indulge in some much-needed relaxation. There are some other activities to enjoy in the valley, make sure to check them out. As the day progresses, you will head back to the hotel, but not before embarking on an aurora hunting tour. Seeing the northern lights dance across the sky was an awe-inspiring experience that will leave you feeling truly grateful for this life. At or around 2:00 am you will return to your hotel. Overnight in Fairbanks.

Day 5 -Fairbanks
A free winter day in Fairbanks is a delightful canvas for adventure and exploration.  Hire a visit to the reindeer farm, wander through the enchanting streets, where twinkling lights adorned quaint shops and cafés.  If feeling adventurous, and the snow conditions are right hire a snowmobile adventure for a thrilling ride through the pristine wilderness, depending upon the actual winter condition you can also hire an thrilling ice fishing adventure or dogsledding tour.  After a day filled with exhilaration enjoying a steaming cup of cocoa while eagerly wait for your anticipated Northern Lights tour.  Returned to your hotel around 2:00 AM.

Day 6 -Fairbanks-Anchorage
Today’s itinerary features another breakfast and a hassle-free transfer to the Fairbanks airport, where you will board a flight back to Anchorage where you can unwind and enjoy a leisurely day, browse the 4th and 5th avenue shops or just relax. Overnight in Anchorage

 

 

Day 7 – Anchorage
Start your day with a delicious breakfast then enjoy the  surrounding views of downtown Anchorage. Today you can spend your day exploring the stunning nature that surrounds this place, do last minute shopping, hire a visit to the Alaska Wild Live Conservarion Center to admire the big Alaska  wildlefe,  hire a glacier walk, or spend the evening at your leisure and relax before retiring to your hotel for a peaceful overnight stay. Overnight in Anchorage.

Day 8 – Anchorage-Airport
 This morning enjoy your breakfast and make sure to pack up any belongings you may have. Just a reminder that check out is at 11:00 am today. Your transfer to Anchorage airport will be at the indicated time, so be sure to have everything ready to go. We hope you had a great time in Alaska! Your family and friends must be eagerly waiting to hear all about your exciting trip. Wish you a safe and pleasant journey back home! End of services.

NOTE: Check-out time is at 11 AM

For price and availability, please fill out the form or write to us to: sales@alaskatravelservices.net

THE TOUR INCLUDES:

  • All transfers
  •  Seven nights lodging in a standard room double occupancy
  •  Daily breakfast
  • Rail trip to Fairbanks (or plane if the train is sold out)
  • Fairbanks city tour
  • 2 or 3  Northern Lights tours (weather permitting)
  • Hot Springs visit
  • Morris Thompson Cultural Center visit.
  • Pipeline visit
  • Santa Clause house visit
  • Flight back to Anchorage (economy cabin)
  • Road trip to Girdwood
  • Road trip back to Anchorage
  • Transfer to the Anchorage Airport
  • All taxes and fees
  • Guide throughout the itinerary
  • Hotels 2 Stars–Bridgewater o similar

 THE PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE:

  • Meals not mentioned (lunch or dinner)
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Optional tours/Activities
  • Vehicle at disposition outside the
  • scheduled itinerary
  • Gratuities

IMPORTANT NOTE
Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
If you require the use of ski equipment, it is available for rental at the destination. Furthermore, there are optional tours that are available at an additional cost such as:

  • Dog sledding with Husky dogs.
  • Panoramic flights in either a helicopter or small aircraft
  • Snowmobile rides of varying time durations
  • Lake ice fishing

Please be advised that your tour guide will be available to assist you with these activities, however, the tour guide will not participate in them. Lastly, it should be noted that the availability of activities that involve snow are subject to weather and actual snow condition.