Alaskan Wilderness Retreat

Secluded and intimate, a stay in an Alaskan wilderness lodge provides a fabulous balance of adventure and comfort. Experienced hosts and expert guides provide escorted tours of the northernmost part of the USA, helping you explore this magnificent landscape and indulge in outdoor and wildlife activities. This three-lodge itinerary, traveling by floatplane, provides the ideal opportunity for an exciting, authentic, and comprehensive Alaskan experience.

Alaska, United States of America
8 nights private tour from $30,000
Alaskan Wilderness Retreat

Journey highlights

  • Dive into this exciting and inspiring icy paradise, resplendent with snow-capped peaks, rushing rivers, stunning glaciers, tranquil lakes, and ancient forest.

  • Meet the abundant and varied wildlife in a land which is home to whales, sea otters, sea lions, seals, bears, moose, wolves, and a huge variety of seabirds.

  • Customize adventure activities to suit your interests, whether that’s sport fishing, kayaking, glacier walking, flightseeing, heli-hiking, or river rafting. Or simply relax with a spot of yoga, a book by the fire or a soak in the hot tub enjoying the glorious scenery.

  • Expect exciting floatplane journeys, warm and hospitable hosts, informative and experienced guides, fresh and fabulous Alaskan cuisine and to make some spectacular memories.

  • Exceptional itinerary:A harmonious blend of authenticity and superlative luxury, our Exceptional Journeys are designed for the discerning traveller, providing unparalleled insider access and exclusive luxury private experiences

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Itinerary

Day 1 - 3
  • Kenai Peninsula

    At a Glance

    Your Alaskan odyssey begins with a scenic transfer to a remote wilderness lodge. After touching down at Anchorage International Airport, you’ll board an ERA Aviation flight to Homer on the northern shore of Kachemak Bay, where a water taxi will take you across the water to your base for the following two nights, Tutka Bay Lodge. The lodge sits within a private cove on Kachemak Bay at the head of a rugged seven-mile fjord, in a region resplendent with snow-clad mountains, ancient rainforest, rugged coastlines, and deep-water fjords. The area is known for marine and wildlife viewing, sport fishing, sea kayaking and backcountry hiking.

    At Tutka Bay you’ll stay in one of six spacious, rustic but homely cabins, with glorious ocean, mountain, and forest views. The main lodge houses a superb restaurant, comfortable lounge, and library, while outside there’s a wood-fired sauna and hot tub for relaxation following an active day.

    After a chance to acclimatize with a refreshing night’s sleep, your first full day in Alaska is a chance to indulge in the wide range of guided activities on offer at the lodge. You may wish to try backcountry hiking, fishing, mountain biking or kayaking on the bay, while scouting for seabirds, sea otters and even visiting whales. There’s also the opportunity to take a helicopter ride over the Harding Icefield. One of four significant ice caps in the US, it is the crowning glory of the Kenai Fjords National Park.

    Where to stay

    Tutka Bay Lodge (2 nights)

Day 3 - 7
  • Denali and Alaskan Wilderness

    At a Glance

    Most of today is spent enjoying the activities at Redoubt Bay Lodge. With some of the finest Sockeye and Coho Salmon fishing in the Cook Inlet, sports fisherman will be in their element. Guided hiking is also available, and guests can use the canoes and kayaks to explore the stunning shorelines of the lakes.

    Late afternoon, you will board another floatplane bound for Finger Lake, 200-miles northwest of Anchorage. For the following two nights, your base is one of just five cozy and characterful cabins at Winterlake Lodge. Surrounded by the Alaskan wilderness, this remote lodge is located between the Tordrillo Mountains and the Alaska Range on peaceful Winter Lake. Only accessible by floatplane, it is the ideal location to escape the world and embrace the great outdoors

    Owned by the same company as Tutka Bay Lodge, while at Tutka the focus is on marine exploration, Winterlake Lodge is all about mountain adventure. The site was a former hunting camp, but owners, Carl and Kirsten Dixon decided to cease all hunting activities to create a lodge with a focus on sustainable adventure. This has revived the wildlife population and bears, moose, beavers, loons, river otters and wolverine have all returned to the area, to the delight of wildlife lovers.

    Winterlake offers any number of activities which guests can personalize to their moods and interests. The property sits on the Iditarod National Historic Trail and serves as the Finger Lake checkpoint for the famous Iditarod sled dog race. The trail offers great hiking opportunities, or for fabulous views of Mount Denali, as well as wildlife viewing, hike the Wolverine Ridge Mountain Trail. Guests can also enjoy fishing, lake swimming, kayaking, canoeing, yoga, and world-class cookery classes with Kirsten, who is an acclaimed and accomplished chef.

    Your second full day at the lodge includes the choice of an exciting helicopter adventure to explore the pristine backcountry of the surrounding area. Traveling by helicopter provides access to a range of otherwise inaccessible locations and activities, and your heli-adventure could include sport fishing, glacier trekking, river rafting on the wild waters of Happy River and even dining on Wolverine Ridge.

    With Kirsten overseeing the menus, the food here is superb, with dishes created from fresh, local, and organic produce. During any downtime, you can snuggle up with a book by the fire in the comfortable lounge, take a yoga class, indulge in a lakeside sauna or soak in the outdoor hot tub, drinking in the glorious views.

    Where to stay

    Winterlake Lodge (4 nights)

Day 7 - 8

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Alaska is best visited during the summer months (May to September), when the days are longest and the temperatures are at their peak. This season is ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking, rafting and flightseeing and also coincides with the salmon run and the best times to travel to the wilderness regions.


Price Guide: ( based on double occupancy and excludes international flights)

Departing Price from*
  • Pricing is a guideline only, is based on two people sharing and excludes special offers.
  • Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year, festivals and other public vacations) can affect prices considerably, as can exchange rates, flight class and room type.
  • Solo traveler pricing is available upon request.
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October 2026 $30,000 $7,500 plan your trip
May 2027 $30,000 $7,500 plan your trip
June 2027 $30,000 $7,500 plan your trip
July 2027 $30,000 $7,500 plan your trip
August 2027 $30,000 $7,500 plan your trip
September 2027 $30,000 $7,500 plan your trip
  • October 2026
    Price from *
    • Pricing is a guideline only, is based on two people sharing and excludes special offers.
    • Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year, festivals and other public vacations) can affect prices considerably, as can exchange rates, flight class and room type.
    • Solo traveler pricing is available upon request.
    $30,000
    Deposit from*
    $7,500
  • May 2027
    Price from *
    • Pricing is a guideline only, is based on two people sharing and excludes special offers.
    • Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year, festivals and other public vacations) can affect prices considerably, as can exchange rates, flight class and room type.
    • Solo traveler pricing is available upon request.
    $30,000
    Deposit from*
    $7,500
  • June 2027
    Price from *
    • Pricing is a guideline only, is based on two people sharing and excludes special offers.
    • Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year, festivals and other public vacations) can affect prices considerably, as can exchange rates, flight class and room type.
    • Solo traveler pricing is available upon request.
    $30,000
    Deposit from*
    $7,500
  • July 2027
    Price from *
    • Pricing is a guideline only, is based on two people sharing and excludes special offers.
    • Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year, festivals and other public vacations) can affect prices considerably, as can exchange rates, flight class and room type.
    • Solo traveler pricing is available upon request.
    $30,000
    Deposit from*
    $7,500
  • August 2027
    Price from *
    • Pricing is a guideline only, is based on two people sharing and excludes special offers.
    • Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year, festivals and other public vacations) can affect prices considerably, as can exchange rates, flight class and room type.
    • Solo traveler pricing is available upon request.
    $30,000
    Deposit from*
    $7,500
  • September 2027
    Price from *
    • Pricing is a guideline only, is based on two people sharing and excludes special offers.
    • Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year, festivals and other public vacations) can affect prices considerably, as can exchange rates, flight class and room type.
    • Solo traveler pricing is available upon request.
    $30,000
    Deposit from*
    $7,500

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Alaskan Wilderness Retreat
Alaskan Wilderness Retreat

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