Columbia
Glacier in Prince William Sound, world-famous
Alaska Railroad and Iditarod Visitor Center, Tetlin National
Wildlife Refuge, Kluane National
Park and Denali National Park & Preserve
Specially-priced
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This
Alaska and the Yukon Territory tour features many of the most popular
scenic vistas that Alaska and the Yukon Territory have to
offer—beginning and ending in Anchorage. Along the way, take a boat to
view breathtaking Mears Glacier on Prince William Sound and watch for
eagles, whales, dolphins, mountain goats, and more. Between Valdez and
Tok, enjoy views of Bridal Veil Falls, Worthington Glacier, and
Thompson Pass. Between Tok and Whitehorse, behold spectacular vistas of
Kluane National Park’s rugged mountains. Between Dawson City and
Fairbanks, delight in the stunning scenery as you motor over the Top of
the World Highway.
More magnificent scenery awaits you on your journey aboard the Alaska
Railroad between Fairbanks and Denali National Park. Travel through
untamed wilderness and delight in viewing the awe-inspiring scenery via
wide windows and the domed-roof car. With its six million acres, Denali
National Park & Preserve is home to North America’s highest peak
and offers majestic landscapes. Your two nights in Denali give you the
opportunity to explore on your own or to take optional outings, such as
a helicopter ride over the park or a wilderness tour to seek out
grizzly bears, moose, and more.
In addition to witnessing breathtaking scenery, this Alaska and Yukon
Territory tour offers you a chance to learn about the Klondike Gold
Rush. Follow the Trail of ’98 over the same mountains that determined
gold seekers traveled in the middle of winter. Visit Skagway, where
thousands of hopeful miners came in 1898, and stroll the wooden
sidewalks. In Dawson City, see where the first gold strike was made and
enjoy the ragtime music, can-can girls, and old-fashioned casino just
as the prospectors did over a century ago.
All of this and more await you on this value-minded tour through Alaska
and the Yukon Territory!
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS: VALDEZ Glacier cruise on Prince
William Sound DAWSON CITY Visit Diamond Tooth
Gertie’s Saloon; Claim #1; and the Robert Service Interpretive Centre FAIRBANKS Sightseeing;
Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline; Cruise aboard the sternwheeler riverboat
Discovery III; Tour the Chena Indian Village with Alaskan Native Guides ALASKA RAILROAD Journey aboard
the world famous Alaska Railroad in Adventure class DENALI NATIONAL PARK Orientation
tour, stay two nights near the entrance of Denali National Park ANCHORAGE Visit the Iditarod
Headquarters in Wasilla
Notes:
Wildlife in Alaska is
often seen in early season (May-early June).
The U.S. Embassy requires travelers to and from Canada to have a valid
U.S. Passport. This tour travels to the Yukon Territory, which is part
of Canada. Non-U.S. citizens may need a visa.
Alaska and the Yukon are blessed with exquisite scenery, fascinating
attractions, and an extraordinary amount of daylight in the summer
months. We take advantage of these extended daylight hours in this vast
territory; therefore, some of the traveling days can be long. However,
rest assured there are frequent photo and comfort stops.
Visiting and participating in activities in these locations is subject
to favorable weather conditions.
Enjoy the spectacular colors of Alaska & the Yukon on our special
Fall Foliage departures: August 12-26 (if Mother Nature permits).
The following UNESCO World Heritage Sites
can be seen or visited on this vacation:
Kluane National Park
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve
TRANSPORTATION Private,
deluxe air-conditioned motorcoach while touring with free Wi-Fi. TOUR DIRECTOR TODD DIETSCH
Escorting tours for more than 20 years
“Born and raised in Anchorage, I love Alaska and cannot imagine living
anywhere else. I grew up camping, fishing, and hiking and still enjoy
spending time outdoors. I have led tours in Alaska for over 20 years
and still enjoy sharing the history, culture, and economics of my home
state. I am a teacher during the school year and apply similar lesson
plans and organization to each tour. My goal is to share Alaska with
every guest as I would share it with a relative. Above all else I want
my guests to have fun, but that does not mean that they won't learn a
lot about Alaska and being an Alaskan while they are enjoying The Land
of the Midnight Sun!”
OPTIONALS:
Choice of optional excursions at reasonable prices to customize your
own experience. Please find a detailed list in your travel documents
AIRPORT
TRANSFERS Airport
transfers
may be included when you make your flight arrangements.
ANCHORAGE Dimond Center Hotel (F)
TOK Tok Lodge (ST)
WHITEHORSE High Country Inn
(F)
DAWSON CITY Downtown Hotel
Dawson City (MF)
FAIRBANKS Bridgewater Hotel
(MF)
DENALI NATIONAL PARK Denali
Bluffs Hotel (ST)
SUPERIOR
HOTELS - (F) First-Class, (MF) Moderate First-Class, (ST)
Superior Tourist, (T) Tourist
DINING
1
continental breakfast
Day 1 ANCHORAGE Welcome to Anchorage! Your
Tour Director is on hand late this afternoon to answer any questions.
Day2ANCHORAGE–WHITTIER–VALDEZ As you enter Whittier from
North America’s longest tunnel, the panoramic view of the ocean,
mountains, and glaciers greet you. As the gateway to Prince William
Sound, this is where you’ll board a GLACIER CRUISE for an up-close look
along the 3-mile face of Mears Glacier, and the epicenter of the Great
Alaskan Earthquake of 1964. Watch for eagles, whales, mountain goats,
dolphins, and sea lions! Overnight in Valdez, the “Switzerland of
Alaska.”
Breakfast
Day 3 VALDEZ–TOK Leave Valdez, home of the
Alyeska Pipeline Terminal, and enjoy views of Bridal Veil Falls,
Worthington Glacier, and Thompson Pass. Visit the Wrangell–St. Elias
Visitor Center and discover why this vast national park measures in
size six times that of Yellowstone National Park, and rises from the
ocean to 18,008 feet. Overnight in Tok, the “Dog Sled Capital of the
World.”
Day4TOK–WHITEHORSE Join the Alaska Highway and
follow along the Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge. Skirt the shores of
Kluane Lake, once a meeting place for crews constructing the Alaska
Highway. Behold spectacular vistas of the rugged mountains of Kluane
National Park, home to 19,551-foot-high Mount Logan, Canada’s highest
peak. The next two nights are in Whitehorse, capital of the Yukon and
the territorial headquarters of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Day 5 WHITEHORSE. EXCURSION TO SKAGWAY Follow the Trail of ‘98 over
the same mountains that thousands of determined gold seekers scaled on
foot in the dead of winter while heading for the Klondike. From Fraser,
your Tour Director will suggest an optional train trip on the
narrow-gauge White Pass & Yukon Railway to Skagway. Otherwise,
continue by motorcoach to Skagway. Stroll the wooden sidewalks past
charming false-front buildings and colorful saloons.
NOTE:
Operation of the White Pass & Yukon Railway to Skagway is subject
to seasonal conditions.
Day6WHITEHORSE–DAWSON CITY Head northwest through the
town of Carmacks, once an important supply station for gold seekers on
their way to the Klondike. A stop at the Five Finger Rapids, a major
obstacle to the hordes of fortune seekers that passed this way. Reach
Dawson City, the center of excitement after the first gold strike in
the Klondike in 1896, which led to the world’s largest gold rush.
Tonight, enjoy the high-flying entertainment of DIAMOND TOOTH GERTIE’S
SALOON, featuring ragtime music, can-can girls, and an old-fashioned
casino.
Day 7 DAWSON CITY Highlights on your morning
sightseeing tour include Bonanza Creek, site of Claim #1, where the
first gold strike was made; Robert Service Interpretive Centre, where
you’ll get a first-hand glimpse into the life of this famous wordsmith,
along with genuine Gold Rush era items. Enjoy a photo opportunity at
the SS Keno, the last sternwheeler to run between Dawson and
Whitehorse. The rest of your day is free to soak up the exciting
history of this Gold Rush town at your own pace. Perhaps a return to
Diamond Tooth Gertie’s Saloon is in order?
Day8DAWSON
CITY–FAIRBANKSA full day and well worth it,
as the scenery is magnificent. Have your camera ready for photo
opportunities at Dawson overlook and Top of the World Highway, where
the motorcoach will re-enter Alaska. Visit one of the last surviving
gold rush towns in Alaska before heading west on the Alaska Highway.
Stop at an authentic Alaska roadhouse before your evening arrival in
Fairbanks.
Day9FAIRBANKS Morning sightseeing features
highlights of Alaska’s second-largest city and a visit to the
Trans-Alaska Pipeline. Board the STERNWHEELER RIVERBOAT Discovery III
for a leisurely cruise on the Chena River. You will see a bush
floatplane take off alongside the boat, visit the home and kennels of
the late four-time Iditarod winner, Susan Butcher, and see her champion
sled dogs in action. Be immersed into the ancient Athabascan Indian
culture when our Alaskan Native Guides take you on a personalized tour
of the CHENA INDIAN VILLAGE.
Day10FAIRBANKS–ALASKA
RAILROAD–DENALI
NATIONAL PARK Board the world-famous ALASKA
RAILROAD for a memorable journey through untamed wilderness. Sit back
in comfort and enjoy spectacular scenery through wide windows. Be sure
to take advantage of the domed-roof car. The ride ends in DENALI
NATIONAL PARK & PRESERVE. North America’s highest peak, 20,310-foot
Denali, formerly known as Mount McKinley, dominates the park’s 6
million acres of glacial streams, river valleys, and multicolored
tundra. After a short orientation tour of Denali, the afternoon is free
to explore on your own.
Day11DENALI NATIONAL PARK A free day for independent
activities. A hike along the many wilderness trails might be good fun.
Also take advantage of several optional outings, including a wildlife
tour to seek out grizzly bears, caribou, moose, and Dall sheep; a raft
trip down the Nenana River; or a helicopter ride over the park. Your
Tour Director will have plenty of other suggestions.
Day12DENALI NATIONAL PARK–ANCHORAGE Relish one last look at the
outstanding scenery and wildlife of Denali before traveling south
toward Anchorage. Stop along the way at the IDITAROD HEADQUARTERS, home
of the great dogsled race. The motorcoach continues to Anchorage and
the Dimond Centre for guests extending their stay in Alaska. For guests
with homebound flights, the trip ends at Anchorage International
Airport. However, with possible delays for weather, we strongly suggest
that guests do not book flights prior to 5 pm.
ALASKA
& THE YUKON
12 Day Tour
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More than 75
years ago, Antonio Mantegazza bought a rowboat to transport commercial
goods across Lake Lugano in Switzerland. Who could know that rowboat
would launch the world's leading escorted travel company? Today Globus
is a global, family-owned company reaching every corner of the world.
Globus is now the first choice among individuals looking for vacations
with both domestic and international travel in a variety of styles to
six continents and hundreds of itineraries to choose from (see Globus History video right).
Antonio's
frequent trips across the scenic lake led him to
consider opportunities in a different market - tourism. His
entrepreneurial instinct pushed him to gradually acquire some
motorcoaches to transport tourists around the Lake Lugano area. In
1928, Antonio opened a company specializing in motorcoach touring
called Globus Viaggi. The company began with a fleet of 12 coaches
which operated local excursions for European tourists in Switzerland.
By
1950, Globus Viaggi had grown to a fleet of 33 coaches
and featured overnight excursions to Rome, Venice, the Dolomites and
the French Riviera. Gradually, these became regularly scheduled tours
and grew longer to cover more ground. Later that decade, under the
leadership of Werner Albek, Antonio's business partner, Globus
pioneered the concept of Grand European Touring by offering first-class
European tours to North Americans. By 1961, the company launched its
Cosmos arm, which featured affordable, value-priced European touring
for the cost-conscious British traveler.
The
coach tours were so successful that Cosmos soon
introduced another form of travel for the British market: air holiday
packages to the sunny destinations of southern Europe. By 1968, Cosmos
air holidays became so popular the company formed its own airline,
Monarch Airlines. Monarch Airlines started out modestly with two used
Britannia aircraft and eventually blossomed into one of the most
successful European charter companies with a large fleet of modern jets
and its own engineering division.
Under
the flagship of Sergio Mantegazza, current president
and son of Antonio, Globus began expanding its markets beyond Great
Britain and North America. Since 1974, travel packages have been sold
in Australia, New Zealand, Canada and most recently in Southeast Asia.
Starting in the 70s, the company also aggressively expanded its
offerings, introducing travelers to more countries than any other tour
operator with packages to Africa, South and North America, Europe, the
South Pacific and Asia.
Today,
the Globus family of brands is marketed and operated
by a network of more than 32 independent tourism and aviation
businesses, serviced by a group of more than 5,000 professionals
worldwide. Combined, Globus, Cosmos, and Monograms carry over 500,000
passengers a year, making the organization the leading operator of
guided vacations worldwide. Globus attributes its success to the ideals
of founder Antonio Mantegazza. For three generations, his vision, hard
work, love for travel, and commitment have guided the company. These
values are the cornerstone on which Globus was built and will continue
to grow. More
than three decades ago Cosmos
pioneered the idea of quality value
travel
to Europe. Since then we've developed and refined the concept of
vacation
packages. Over a million people have come back to us for a second or
third
vacation...or more!
Our clients'
repeat business is the best testimony to the incredible value and
experience
we offer.
If you've never
taken a package vacation, consider this: Traveling with Cosmos is less
expensive, more comfortable, and far easier than going it alone. Our
volume
contracting for hotels and services provides you with travel at
wholesale
prices. A Cosmos package is carefully planned to make the best possible
use of your time.
Our team of
experts has refined our itineraries to combine the must-see sights with
significant time on your own, offering more choice and flexibility. You
can travel relaxed and hassle-free, knowing that we've taken care of
all
the details.
Once you've
discovered the special advantages of traveling with Cosmos, you'll
never
want to travel any other way again. Cosmos is "A Smart Way To Go."
Cosmos
Takes
Care of Your
Hotels
Where
you stay makes all the difference After a day's
traveling you want to relax at a comfortable, clean, and attractive
hotel.
We have chosen hotels with the best rooms, service, and food for the
money.
Of course, they vary as different countries have different standards.
However,
we ensure that everywhere you get the best available in cleanliness and
comfort.
Cosmos hotels
are always located in good neighborhoods, some more centrally and
others
in residential areas. Especially in large cities we sometimes prefer
good
hotels in residential areas on the outskirts to less desirable or
overpriced
downtown hotels.
Rooms at all
our hotels include private facilities: private bath or shower and a
toilet.
Triple rooms
are usually no larger than twin rooms and the third bed is often a
roll-away
bed put into a twin-bedded room just for the night.
Cosmos
specifies
your hotels Our hotels
are mainly superior tourist-class (ST) and tourist-class (T)
establishments,
but we also feature some first-class (F) hotels. Cosmos hotel ratings
follow
standards set by the independent Official Hotel Guide (OHG) or by
national
tourist boards. The specific rating for each contract hotel is
determined
by our quality controllers.
We reserve
the right to substitute hotels listed on the tour pages with hotels of
equivalent standard. With your Cosmos travel documents you'll receive a
list of hotel addresses, telephone numbers, and fax numbers for your
tour.
Stretch
Your
Vacation Dollars
Value-packed
vacations at bargain prices With Cosmos,
a company that specializes in package travel arrangements, you'll visit
the world without spending a fortune. Because all our buying power is
devoted
to package travel, our clout with suppliers is powerfully concentrated
-- and we pass the savings on to you with affordable vacation packages
for every budget.
Singles
save
with "guaranteed share" rates More than one-third
of all people traveling with Cosmos are traveling independently. We
therefore
accept reservations on a "guaranteed share" basis. We charge singles
the
basic price and match up singles of the same gender in twin-bedded
rooms.
For mutual comfort we adopt a no-smoking rule in shared rooms.
"Guaranteed
shares" are not available for extra nights before or after your tour,
on
tours with overnight trains, or on train or cruise extensions. If we cannot
find a roommate for a traveler who has booked on a "guaranteed share"
basis,
we'll absorb the single room supplement, and that traveler will be
accommodated
in a single room at no extra charge. Of course we
do offer single rooms when available to those who prefer to travel solo
and pay the single supplement.
Triple
room
reduction Cosmos grants
a reduction to three people who travel together and share the same
accommodation.
Triple room reductions, when available, are listed in the Dates and
Prices
box on the tour page.
A word of caution:
Triple rooms usually are no larger than twin rooms, and the third bed,
if there is one, is often a rollaway bed put in a twin-bedded room for
the night.
Discount
for
young tour members Cosmos grants
a 10 percent discount on the land tour price to travelers who are under
18 years old on the tour departure date, provided they are accompanied
by an adult. We do not accept children under eight on our tours because
we have found that they are too young to enjoy these vacations.
Take
a
vacation from
worry
You're
planning your annual vacation, or the vacation of a lifetime. Either
way
you don't want to think about canceling or interrupting your trip. Or
getting
sick. Or losing your luggage.
We know these
things happen and we provide travelers peace of mind with a Travel
Protection
Plan. North
America
Europe $69
for Tours
Up to $1,000 $79 for Tours Up to $1,000 $79
for Tours
Over $1,000 $99 for Tours Over $1,000
Travel
Arrangement
Protection - Part ATrip
Cancellation
and Interruption Protection up to $10,000
Should you
cancel or interrupt your Cosmos travel package due to a covered injury,
sickness, death — your own, or that of a Traveling Companion, or of a
member
of the Immediate Family — or for Other Covered Events as defined, you
(in
the case of your death, your estate) will be reimbursed up to $10,000:
1) for cancellation charges imposed by Cosmos and/or by any airline
that
provided direct flight connections to join your Cosmos travel package,
if you cancel prior to departure; or, 2) the unused, non-refundable
land
portion of your Cosmos travel package costs and the additional
transport
charges paid to return home or to rejoin your original Cosmos travel
package
(limited to the cost of economy one-way airfare by scheduled carrier,
from
the point of destination to the point of origin shown on your original
travel tickets) if you must interrupt your trip after departure.
Delayed Arrival
and Missed Connection Coverage up to $1,000
Should you
miss a scheduled flight or your land tour departure because of delay or
a public conveyance due to inclement weather, mechanical breakdown, or
strike that affects public transportation, you will be reimbursed up to
$1,000 for the cost of the extra fare paid to join your Cosmos travel
package
(limited to the cost of the most economical air or service transport
available).
Airline-required legal minimum connection times must be observed and
the
scheduled time between arrival at the tour departure city and the land
tour departure must be four hours or longer.
Upgrade Protection
up to $1,000
Should your
Traveling Companion cancel or interrupt a Cosmos travel package due to
a covered injury, sickness, death or for Other Covered Events, you will
be reimbursed up to $1,000 for Cosmos charges to change your hotel
accommodation
for twin to single occupancy (or from triple to twin).
Trip Delay
Protection up to $1,000
Should you
interrupt a Cosmos travel package due to a covered injury or sickness
suffered
by you or a Traveling Companion, you will be reimbursed up to $1,000
for
accommodations and meals. Coverage begins 12 hours after the tour
departs
the location where you are detained. There is a maximum limit of $100
per
day.
Travel
Insurance
Benefits - Part B Baggage and
Travel Documents up to $2,500
Pays
for items
lost, stolen or broken on your trip. Includes borrowed or rented
property.
Restrictions may apply; please refer to your coverage certificate.
Baggage
Delay
up to $250
Pays
for the
purchase of essential items if your bags are delayed for more than 24
hours.
Sickness
Medical
Expense up to $10,000
Pays
sickness
medical expenses with no daily limits or deductibles.
Accident
Medical
Expense up to $10,000
Pays
accident
medical expenses with no daily limits or deductibles.
Dental
Expense
up to $1,000
Pays
emergency
dental expenses with no daily limits or deductibles.
Emergency
Medical Transportation up to $15,000
Pays
evacuation
and transportation expenses as directed by a doctor to the nearest
adequate
medical facility or home.
Accidental
Death and Dismemberment up to $25,000
Pays
for direct
accidental death or dismemberment 24 hours a day while you are on your
trip.
Repatriation
up to $15,000
Pays
for reasonable
and necessary services for transportation of the insured's remains to
his
or her place of residence.
Flight
Accident
up to $100,000
Coverage
for
accidents that occur when traveling on a regularly scheduled flight or
charter.
Travel
Guard®
Assistance
Emergency
assistance
for your peace of mind anywhere in the world!
Advancement
of funds to cover emergency medical expenses on your trip.
Telephone
interpretation in major languages.
Assistance
with replacement of travel documents.
Help in locating
local doctors, dentists, or medical facilities
24-hour Livetravel
Assistance New Feature!
Livetravel
— 24-hour hotline to make emergency travel changes, such as rebooking
flights,
hotel reservations, tracking lost luggage and more!
Live
Messaging
— relay of e-mail or phone message to family, friends or business
associates.
Pre-trip
Travel
Advice — around-the-clock access to passport, visa, inoculation and
vaccine
requirements; travel advisories; embassy and consulate contacts; travel
health advisories; weather and currency information — all for your
planned
destination.
Emergency
Cash Transfer — assistance in coordinating an emergency cash advance.
Waiver
of
Pre-existing Medical Conditions
The
pre-existing
medical conditions exclusion is waived if insurance is purchased within
24 hours of initial trip deposit.
Exclusions
apply. Please refer to your Certificate of Insurance for complete
details. Travel
Protection
Plus
For those who
have selected the Travel Protection Plan on their booking, we will
provide
the option to purchase our Travel Protection Plus Plan, at an
additional
cost of only $20.00* per person. Once this coverage has been selected,
Globus and Cosmos will allow you to cancel your vacation up to 24 hours
(or the prior business day, whichever is farther out) before the
scheduled
departure for any reason.
If the reason
for the cancellation is covered under the normal Travel Protection Plan
provisions, the passenger should file a claim with the plan's
administrator,
Travel Guard 1-866-729-5220, for the penalty retained. In the event the
reason for the cancellation is not covered, the cancellation penalty as
retained by Globus or Cosmos will be reimbursed in the form of Travel
Certificates
(less the Travel Protection Plan premium and the Plus supplement). The
certificates are non-refundable, non-transferable and will be valid for
one year from the date of the originally confirmed departure date.
The standard
Travel Protection Plan premium and the $20.00* supplement for the Plus
Plan are non-refundable. This supplement must be added and confirmed on
the booking within the original deposit period of the booking. The
Travel
Protection Plus Plan does not cover penalties associated with air not
purchased
through Globus and Cosmos or cancellation made within 24 hours (or the
prior business day, whichever is farther out).
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you like the above tour program you
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