Bear Viewing in Katmai National Park

Perched above Finger Lake in the heart of the Alaskan wilderness, Winterlake Lodge is built up on a historic Alaska hunting camp-site. Wild landscapes surround the lodge and provide an idyllic playground for adventures and a fantastic escape from reality.

Strategically anchored onto an isolated nunatak at 6,000ft, the Sheldon Chalet is an intriguing addition to its surrounds, an oasis amongst the peaks of the Alaska Range and a luxurious base from which to discover these pristine wilds in style.

Embrace your sense of adventure onboard a private yacht with an itinerary designed by you. This customised small-ship cruise caters for up to six passengers wishing to explore the wildlife-rich waters and scenery of Prince William Sound.

Create your own Alaskan adventure from a range of activities including world class fishing, hiking, biking, kayaking, glacier viewing and unsurpassed wildlife spotting, at this elegantly comfortable lodge amid the natural beauty of the Inside Passage.

Situated in a quiet cove at the entrance to an impressive fjord on the southwestern edge of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula, Tutka Bay Lodge is perfectly placed for exploring this rugged section of coast and offers a slice of isolated paradise to all who visit.

Surrounded by untouched Alaskan wilderness, The Hotel Alyeska sits within a family-friendly mountain resort where outdoor adventures can be found in abundance. Enjoy hiking, biking, flight-seeing, kayaking and fishing within this pristine environment.

On the shores of a protected lagoon with glorious views of the Pederson Glacier, the hotel is the only lodge within Kenai Fjords National Park and makes a superb base for jaw-dropping scenery, abundant wildlife viewing and memorable adventure activities.

Meet the bears in their natural habitat with a stay at Redoubt Bay Lodge, home to one of Alaska’s most viewable bear populations. Overlooking scenic Big River Lakes, the three log cabins provide a traditional and memorable Alaskan experience.

Located in downtown Anchorage within easy reach of the city's top museums and attractions, Hotel Captain Cook is a comfortable base from which to begin your Alaskan adventure and boasts spectacular views of the Chugach Mountains and Cook Inlet.

Climb aboard for a customised cruise through the wildlife-rich waters of Kachemak Bay, touring the coves, inlets, and small islands, while photographing the seals, otters, eagles, and even visiting whales, that frequent these waters.

Only accessible by boat, enjoy a day exploring the charming Alaskan Native village of Seldovia. Learn about the history of this former fur trading post, explore the colourful shops, wood carving art, and enjoy a hike through old-growth forest.

The ultimate location for outdoor adventure, the lodge makes the most of its remote location with a fleet of helicopters and a programme of outdoor activities that includes heli-skiing and boarding, heli-fishing, heli-hiking, and heli-climbing.

With a wide range of eco-adventure, leisure, and wellness activities on offer, all designed to showcase the extraordinary natural beauty and wildlife of Alaska, a stay at Stilllpoint Lodge is a chance to rediscover your zest for life.

Enjoy exploring the street food and fishing boats of the famous Homer Spit, before heading into town to visit the farmers’ market, art galleries, museums, breweries, and wineries of this important maritime community.

With endless miles of scenic hiking trails offering forest and coastal views, guided hiking is a wonderful way to appreciate the Alaskan landscape. Choose from two full day boat and mountain hikes or a half day glacier lake hike.

A flightseeing floatplane tour over the lakes and the Chigmit Mountains is a wonderful way to experience and appreciate the magnificence and magnitude of this glorious landscape.

An adventure lover’s dream, Tutka Bay Lodge sits in a private cove on the edge of Kachemak Bay, a prime location for marine wildlife viewing, sea kayaking, backcountry hiking, bear viewing and sport fishing.

Sit back and enjoy a scenic flight across the Cook Inlet to the Alaskan Peninsula for some of the best bear viewing on the planet. Along with the ‘grizzlies,’ this is a fabulous way to see wildlife, such as wolves and salmon in their natural habitat.