Alaska Dream Cruises Land Tours

Alaskan Dream Cruises Adds More Time to Explore Alaska

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Alaska Dream Cruises Land Tours

If I’m right…it looks like Alaska will see a lot more business in the next two years.

In anticipation of a surge in visitors who are curious about Alaska’s vast wilderness, Sitka-based Alaskan Dream Cruises announced newย cruise and land packages. Launched inย 2011, Alaska Dream Cruises is owned by the Allen family, members of the Tlingit Kaagwaantaan clan. Land packages on their 2017 Inside Passage itineraries include visits to Denali National Park and Preserve, Seward, Valdez, Anchorage and Fairbanks.

If you’re cruisingย aboard Alaskan Dream Cruisesโ€™ โ€œAlaska’s Glacier Bay and Island Adventureโ€ you’ll spend seven nights cruising theย Inside Passage between Sitka and Juneau on the Chichagof Dream. Afterwards, you canย choose to extend your stay in Alaska on one of two Alaska land itineraries: the seven-night โ€œDenali Explorerโ€ or the eight-night โ€œGrand Slam Alaska.โ€

Over the years guests have asked us for our recommendations on how to continue their journeys on land,โ€ Alaskan Dream Cruises Senior Vice President Jamey Cagle said. โ€œWe are thrilled to join hands with another longstanding, family owned Alaska operator that emphasizes local experiences and small-group sizes.โ€

Bothย the seven-night โ€œDenali Explorerโ€ and the eight-night โ€œGrand Slam Alaskaโ€ย travel by deluxe motor coach and the Alaska Railroad with a group of no more than 42 guests. Stay in Denali National Park and Preserveย and explore South Central and Interior Alaska. There will be excursions in Anchorage and Fairbanks, andย small towns like Valdez, Seward and Talkeetna. Meals andย accommodations are included.

The twoย land packages begin and end in Anchorage. To board the ship, guests can connect withย flights from Anchorage to either Sitka or Juneau, where Alaskan Dream Cruises adventures begin.

Cruise and land tour combinations are available between June 2 and Sept. 3. Accommodations on the ship, all meals during the cruise, scheduled shore excursions, airport transfers, use of recreational equipment and standard onboard services are included.

Meals onboard highlight local ingredients and wild Alaska seafood. Even the soaps and shampoos in guest cabins are Alaska-made products.

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