Scenic transfer from Whittier to Anchorage with wildlife and tram stops

• Admission fees

• Snacks • Bottled water

• Accessible for individuals using wheelchairs • Infants and young children may use a pram or stroller • Nearby public transportation options are available • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

Pickup will occur when your cruise ship is scheduled to disembark. If the exact time is not specified, you can reach out for clarification.

• The itinerary starts with a brief exploration of Whittier, a unique coastal town. You will see the Begich Towers, the harbor, and local shops. A short stop at Wildcatch Café for coffee or a snack is possible before moving on to the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel, providing insight into Whittier’s history and scenery. • Following this, travel through the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel, the longest combined vehicle and rail tunnel in North America. The one-lane tunnel operates on a timed schedule, offering a distinctive experience as you travel its 2.5-mile distance carved through the mountain while discussing its history and engineering. • Next, a visit to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, a 200-acre sanctuary focused on protecting Alaska’s wildlife. You will see bears, moose, bison, wolves, porcupines, and more in spacious habitats. A guide will share highlights, and there will be time for you to explore the boardwalks and viewing areas. Admission is included in the experience. • The itinerary then takes you to Girdwood, home to Alyeska Resort. Here, enjoy a ride on the Alyeska Aerial Tram, offering breathtaking views of forests and glaciers. Time will be allotted at the top for you to take photos and explore the resort's shops and cafés. Tram admission is included. • As the journey continues toward Anchorage, you will drive along Turnagain Arm, noted for its scenic coastline, mountain views, and opportunities to see wildlife like Dall sheep or beluga whales. Short photo stops at locations like Beluga Point or Bird Point will be made, conditions permitting. • The excursion concludes in Anchorage, offering flexible drop-off options. If time allows, local sights such as Earthquake Park, Lake Hood, and a drive through downtown Anchorage may be visited. Restaurant recommendations can also be provided. Drop-off is available at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, local hotels, or your Airbnb.