Brown bears (grizzlies) Katmai National Park. Alaska, Photo by Chris McLennan

Glaciers, Grizzlies and Whales in Alaska

Brown bears (grizzlies) Katmai National Park. Alaska,  Photo by Chris McLennan
Brown bears (grizzlies) Katmai National Park. Alaska, Photo by Chris McLennan

Who? Discover The World tours

What? Discover The World tours have recently launched new trips to Alaska. Animal lovers will be especially taken in by the “Glaciers, Grizzlies and Whales” tour. The five night break will include the scenic Inside Passage, grizzly bears on Admiralty Island, whale watching and Glacier Bay Cruise. From £1,586 per person including accommodation and return flight from Juneau to Gustavus.

When? 29th May until 28th August

Where? Depart from Westmark Baranof Hotel, 127 N Franklin St Juneau, AK 99801, United States

How? Visit www.discover-the-world.co.uk/en/holidays/alaska/glaciers-grizzlies-and-whales for more information

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