Alaska Private Yacht Charter Alaskan Song
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Overview
Highlights
- Discover Juneau
- Have chance to see humpback whales
- Cruise through Chatham Strait and enjoy the nature
- Explore Totem Park and Sheldon Jackson Museum
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Trip includes
- Airport transfers as specified in itinerary
- All yacht and hotel accommodations (double occupancy, unless single purchased) as specified in itinerary
- All meals while on yacht and as specified in itinerary
- All non-alcoholic beverages, wine and beer while on yacht
- All guides, activities, tours and sightseeing arrangements as specified in itinerary
- Use of kayaks while on yacht as specified in itinerary
- Use of salmon and halibut fishing gear, and fresh-water fishing gear with supervision by crew while on yacht.
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Itinerary
Arrive in Juneau. Transfer to hotel. Day free in Juneau to visit the Alaska State Museum, ride the Mt. Roberts tram, take a glacier overview flight, ride with sled dogs, or simply walk through town.
Board your yacht and start cruising! Head up Gastineau Channel and around the northern tip of Admiralty Island. Look for whales and orcas. Kayak in the evening light.
Cruise into Icy Strait, one of the best places to see humpback whales and fish for halibut and salmon.
Depending on wildlife sightings, continue into Icy Strait or head back towards Chatham Strait. Anchor in Freshwater Bay and explore the tidal flats.
Cruise Chatham Strait. Look for bears (from yacht and skiff) on Admiralty Island. Look for bubble-need feeding whales.
Cruise to Peril Strait and hike Sitka spruce trails, fish, kayak and be always on the lookout for whales.
Cruise towards Salisbury Sound, looking for whales. Cruise narrow Neva Strait towards Sitka. Last day for fishing, kayaking and hiking.
Cruise into Sitka, Alaska. Transfer to airport or stay on in Sitka to explore Totem Park, the Sheldon Jackson Museum, and the Sheet'ka Kwaan Naa Kahidi Tribal Community House.
Enjoy one last look around Sitka before heading back to the airport for your flight home.
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The total tour cost includes the tour price (regular or promotional) and the compulsory local payment. The promotional price is subject to change. Check directly with the operator for the latest price offer. The tour operator requires you to pay only the tour price to purchase your travel. The compulsory local payment will be paid when you join the trip. All prices are based on double, twin or triple share occupancy. Solo passengers will be accommodated in a double, twin or triple room according to availability with a passenger(s) of the same gender. Single supplement only needs to be paid if the passenger does not want to share and requests their own room. Discounts can only be applied at the time of booking and cannot be added at a later date, regardless of any changes made to the original booking.
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We are proud to be one of the first adventure travel companies whose corporate mission statement expresses principles of ecotourism. We are committed to increasing the awareness of human responsibility toward the environment; to working with conservation organizations to protect the animals, plants and artifacts of the special places we visit; and to supporting the local economies by employing local associates who share our vision. As an INCA traveler you participate in sustainable pleasure in the wonders of our world.
The Galapagos Conservancy
We have a long partnership with the Galápagos Conservancy—we operate the Conservancy's annual Galápagos cruise, we support their work, and our guests have made significant contributions to the ongoing scientific research projects and local education programs organized and supported by the
Galapagos Conservancy.
Formed in 1986, the Galapagos Conservancy has its roots in two organizations that merged in 2002: the Darwin Scientific Foundation, an organization which managed an endowment for research in Galapagos, and Charles Darwin Foundation, Inc., an organization dedicated to raising funds and awareness for Galapagos conservation. The Galapagos Conservancy is dedicated exclusively to the long-term protection of the Galapagos Islands. This single focus allows them to maximize the impact of the financial investments of their members, who include individuals and institutions that care deeply about the Galapagos Islands and understand the scientific importance of preserving this extraordinary ecosystem. They advocate through programs of constituency building, education, and fundraising in North America.
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Logistics
What's excluded
- Not included are any airfare, airport fees
- Airport transfers not specified in itinerary, tips for yacht crews, guides or naturalists (at your discretion)
- Excess baggage charges, or other items of a personal nature.
- Price also excludes any insurance coverage for trip cancellation-interruption, travel accident, travel delay, baggage delay or baggage theft (we recommend you obtain coverage for these items), medical or hospitalization expenses.
Accommodation
The Alaskan Song is a safe, quiet, tastefully decorated and very comfortable vessel. She has large interior spaces with great visibility, covered aft decks and side walkways for watching wildlife when the weather turns bad. The four staterooms are big and bright with individual temperature controls for heat and air-conditioning. You are pampered with high thread count linens, feather beds, down comforters and pillows. Each of the cabins has it's own en-suite bathroom with shower, two with double-lower berths and single lower berth, two with twin lower berths. The food on board is truly a highlight. Meals are prepared from the freshest ingredients available, lovingly prepared and served with style. The captain carefully pairs the wines with each night's gourmet dinner, selected from the diverse on board wine cellar. Captain Richard Friedman is a naturalist, accredited by the University of Alaska. Let us know about your interests and we will plan day hikes and special cruising days to view and photograph the wildlife you want to see. On board the Alaskan Song, you have access to an extensive library of books about Alaska. We also have a night vision scope for our guests’ use. We also have a hydrophone on board allowing us to listen to the songs and other vocalizations of the whales.
Length over all 96' Beam - 22" Guest Staterooms - 4 (all with ensuite head and shower) Crew Cabins - 2 2 engine 425 hp each 15kw generator and 20kw Generator 50 gallon per hour reverse osmosis watermaker (desalinator)
Journeys commencing in Sitka would operate in reverse. Actual route depends on weather, wildlife and interests of your group.
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