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Alaska

Discover the wilderness of Alaska.

  • Most Alaska trips provide opportunities to kayak in calm, glacier-fed waters.

  • Salmon is so abundant at Brooks Falls during the summer that it's common to observe two dozen or more bears fishing at a time.

  • Find sea lions on the rocky shores of Kodiak Island.

Whether you’re exploring the inner heart of Denali National Park or are captivated watching bears fish for salmon at Brooks Falls, our Alaska itineraries take you beyond the typical tourist destinations and into more hidden, wilder places.

Available Tours

Ultimate Alaska Wildlife Safari
Explore the "less-discovered" wilderness of Alaska, away from tourist routes. Itinerary highlights include Brooks Falls, Kenai Fjords, and Denali National Park.
13-day tours from $8,995  

Ultimate Alaska Wildlife Photo Safari
Travel to the remote wilderness of Alaska with an expert photographer/naturalist as your guide. Itinerary highlights include Brooks Falls, Kenai Fjords, and Denail National Park.
13-day tours from $9,195 

The Great Grizzly Adventure: Kodiak to Katmai
Venture by ship to the summer home of more than 2,000 brown bears. Itinerary highlights include Kodiak Island and Katmai National Park.
7 and 8-day tours from $6,995 

Ultimate Grizzlies: Kodiak to Katmai Photo Tour
Cruise along the coast of Alaska for unparalleled bear photography. Itinerary highlights include Kodiak Island and Katmai National Park.
8-day tours from $7,895 

British Columbia and Alaska Voyage
Voyage in search of humpbacks, orcas and more. Itinerary highlights include the Gulf Islands, the Johnstone Strait, the Inside Passage, the Misty Fiords, and Glacier Bay National Park.
12-day tour from $8,430 

Articles

Magical Wildlife Moments in Alaska
Top Shot: Hidden Alaska
Amazing Alaskan Bear Footage

WWF & Natural Habitat Adventures

Discovering Our Planet Together

Read about our partnership with Natural Habitat Adventures.

Call (888) 993 – 8687 to book your spot on this tour. Questions? Email us at travel@wwfus.org.

WWF's Work
In Alaska, WWF works to protect wildlife and its habitat— sheltering salmon populations from overfishing, advocating oil spill protection and fighting climate change.

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