ALASKA YACHT CHARTER

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An Unforgettable Experience

Get away on a luxury Alaska yacht charter and experience the magic of Alaska’s untouched wilderness. Begin your journey around the islands on the Inside Passage, where you can view majestic wildlife, from humpback whales to bears and otters.

Cruise from Juneau, Alaska’s capital, to Sitka and stop for some fishing, as you take in the breathtaking snow-capped mountains. Rest at Glacier Bay National Park and watch the gorgeous glaciers melt into sparkling icy waters, as your stress falls away.

The Alaskan landscape is an expansive wild-paradise, one of the last places on earth unspoiled by cities and crowds. With the world-class service and expertise of your superyacht crew, your Alaska yacht charter will inspire awe and wonder.

HISTORY

The first people came to the territory of the modern state of Alaska from Siberia about fifteen to twenty thousand years ago. Then Eurasia and North America were connected by an isthmus located on the site of the Bering Strait. Settlers settled new lands, and by the time Europeans appeared in Alaska, several groups of indigenous people had formed. In the southeast of Alaska lived the so-called "coastal" tribes - Tsimshians, Haida and Tlingit; the Aleut Indians settled on the Aleutian Islands; in the interior, the Athabaskans; in the north of Alaska - two ethnic groups of the Eskimos, the Inupiat and the Yupik.

EXPLORE

You don’t even have to leave the deck to explore this heavenly place. As you cruise through Tracy Arm Fjord or Endicott Arm Fjord, view magnificent icebergs, towering rock cliffs, and waterfalls that plunge 1000 feet into glimmering icy waters. If you want to get moving, hike through the lush trees of Tongass National Forest with 17 million acres to explore. To get a more intimate view of the striking natural wonders, kayak through the magical mists and low hanging clouds at Punchbowl Cove. If you are up for adventure, there’s so much to do from hiking to skiing, snowmobiling, and more. But you may find it hard to leave the luxury of your yacht with its incredible service and amazing views of the landscape. On your Alaska yacht charter, you’ll feel like you just stepped into a scene from National Geographic, and one word will describe it—unforgettable.