Extend your up-close and unique yacht cruise adventure with a custom land extension to Alaska's interior. Experience Denali National Park, historic Fairbanks, the famed Alaska Railroad (dome car service), Kenai Fjords, Prince William Sound, the Arctic Circle, river rafting, fishing and wildlife viewing while staying at remote lodges and more...

Whether you are interested in a shorter tour in Denali or an extended stay in an Alaskan fishing or wilderness lodge, we can help. Our extensive knowledge and experienced staff provide a complete travel experience. We have long standing relationships in Alaska and British Columbia that enable us to create the perfect land extension to compliment your yacht adventure.

If you are interested in a land tour other than those we have listed, please contact us. There are several ways in which we can customize a tour for you.

Alaska Railroad / Denali / Kantishna Anchorage Alaska Roundtrip, 5 night / 6 day.

View Sample Itinerary Page Here Starting at $3,500 per person

Itinerary Includes:
• Deluxe accommodations at the Hotel Captain Cook
• Alaska Railroad GoldStar dome train from Anchorage to Denali National Park.
• Overnight accommodations at the Grand Denali Lodge, as outlined in the itinerary.
• Denali National Park wildlife tour 95 miles into the park ending at the Kantishna Roadhouse
• Two nights accommodations at Kantishna Roadhouse
• Activities at Kantishna Roadhouse, as outlined in itinerary
• Charter Flight from Kantishna to Anchorage
• All private and shared ground transportation, as outlined in itinerary.
• Private and/or shared tours, as outlined in itinerary.
• Pre/Post Hotel Stopover Packages - Including accommodations & airport transfers in Sitka, Juneau, Petersburg and or Prince Rupert, where applicable.
• Select meals as specified in the itinerary
• All applicable taxes.
• Customer service support and or Emergency Contact Information while guests are traveling.

Itinerary Does Not Include:
• Commercial air to and from Alaska and home city, and one-way commercial air from disembarkation port or embarkation port to Alaskan Land Destination as applicable.
• All items of a personal nature.
• Any other items not specifically included in the itinerary.
• Telephone, minibar, spa treatments, room service, incidentals, etc. (unless specifically mentioned in itinerary).
• Fishing licenses, processing, or shipping.
• Gratuities for guides, drivers, and customer service staff at hotels/lodges

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About your Accommodations and Rail Travel

Hotel Captain Cook

The Hotel Captain Cook is Anchorage's only true luxury hotel, located in what is now the bustling hub of America's gateway to the Pacific Rim. Warm teak and polished brass details echo the nautical heritage of the hotel's namesake. This landmark hotel is set against the spectacular backdrop of the Alaskan wilderness. All guest rooms and suites command majestic and panoramic views of the Cook Inlet or Chugach Mountains.

The property features an indoor pool, Jacuzzi, racquetball, massage, separate full-service men’s and women's athletic club, dry cleaning, salon, 12 shopping venues, award winning fine dining and a complete business center.

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Alaska Railroad

Recently, the Alaska Railroad built upon its unique passenger car fleet and raised the bar of luxury rail travel with the addition of new custom double-deck railcars. Featuring custom designed interiors highlighted with original Alaska art, savvy rail travelers will delight in their features. Guests will be drawn to the upper-level open-air platform.

Sit back and enjoy the comfortable seating and large picture windows. Be sure to keep an eye out for wildlife and magnificent views of Mt. McKinley. On a clear day you will start to get a glimpse of the Mountain within half an hour of departing Anchorage. Three hours into the trip marks one of the most spectacular views of Mt. McKinley and if the weather is good the train will slow to allow passengers to snap a few photos. North of Talkeetna you will cross the startling 918-foot Hurricane Gulch trestle, towering 296 feet above the creek below. Be sure to have your camera ready, as this is one of the route's best photo opportunities. Before arriving at Denali Park you will pass though Broad Pass, the highest point on the Alaska Railroad at 2,363 feet.

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The Grande Denali Lodge

The Grande Denali Lodge sits high above all the other hotels, less than a mile from the entrance to Denali National Park. By far, it has the most commanding view of any park lodge from its mountaintop setting. This premier facility offers all the comforts you would expect plus unsurpassed views of the Alaska Range and Nenana River Canyon. Each room features 2 queen beds, television, and telephone with data port, coffee maker, air-conditioning, and hair dryer and private bath.

The Alpenglow restaurant at the lodge is open from 4:30 am to 10:00 pm daily featuring Prime Rib and Alaskan Seafood specialties. A full wine list is available as are box lunches to take with you on any day excursions. The Grande Denali Lodge offers extensive local shuttle service for guests between the hotel and rail depot, visitor center and other local attractions and services. The hotel charges a $5.00 per adult per stay fee which covers the use of transportation services, as well as luggage handling between the hotel and train depot if needed.

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Kantishna Roadhouse Lodge

Located at the end of the 95 mile Denali Park road is the Kantishna Roadhouse; a full-service lodge located deep in the heart of Alaska's majestic wilderness. The lodge features deluxe rustic cabin accommodations, all meals and snacks during your stay and abundant daily guided (and self-guided) activities and hosted evening naturalist programs. The lodge grounds also boast ample space to find either solitude or adventure.

Kantishna Roadhouse Lodge features an abundance of unique opportunities for you to explore the wonders of Denali's wilderness. The Roadhouse activities desk contains maps, schedules and descriptions of the guided hikes and activities available daily. This is also the area to visit if you are interested in booking Mt. McKinley flightseeing. With the exception of Mt. McKinley flightseeing, all of the necessary equipment for activities is provided to our guests at no extra charge.

Cabins & Rooms: The ambience of the rooms at the Kantishna Roadhouse Lodge is the epitome of Alaskan rustic charm and style. Guests will find their cabins extremely comfortable, cozy and quiet. The Roadhouse features two styles of Alaskan cabins in either a log duplex or four-plex. All cabin rooms are furnished with either two full-size beds, or two queen-size beds, have private bathrooms and showers, climate controls and alarm clocks. Handcrafted furniture and warm quilts add to your expectations of creature comforts; Alaskan style.

The main Roadhouse contains two dining rooms, hot beverage station and ample seating and social areas. All Roadhouse meals are prepared family style with fresh vegetables and the finest ingredients by their team of chefs. Breads and other scrumptious homemade treats are baked fresh daily on premises. All meals and snacks are provided during your stay. The Roadhouse features complete breakfasts, lunches and dinners. For guests going on day hikes, their kitchen happily will make sack lunches.