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Private Alaska tours and cruises with a travel agency CARTER®

Alaska – the last true wilderness

Alaska is one of the most spectacular travel destinations in the world. A place where glaciers plunge into the ocean, mountains reach over 6000 meters, and encounters with brown bears, orcas, and humpback whales are commonplace. It's the perfect destination for those seeking authentic adventure, extraordinary landscapes, and contact with unspoiled nature.

W CARTER® organizes both individual Alaska tours and exclusive cruises on small expedition ships and with the most prestigious cruise lines. We tailor each trip to our guests' expectations – from active expeditions to comfortable journeys with the highest standard of accommodation.

What is worth seeing on a trip to Alaska?

Alaska's greatest symbol is Denali National Park, home to North America's highest peak, Denali (6190 m above sea level). It's one of the best places in the world to observe moose, caribou, wolves, and grizzly bears in their natural habitat.

Another must-see is the famous Inside Passage – a scenic sea route leading between the fjords, islands, and rainforests of Southeast Alaska. A cruise along this route allows you to admire monumental glaciers, whales, sea lions, bald eagles, and charming towns like Juneau, Sitka, Skagway, and Ketchikan.

Other unforgettable experiences include scenic flights over glaciers, landing on permanent ice, iceberg cruises, kayaking trips, glacier trekking, and watching bears fishing for salmon in the Katmai River or Lake Clark.

Alaska Cruises – The Most Beautiful Way to Discover the Wild North

An Alaskan cruise is one of the most spectacular sea voyages in the world. Every day, the landscapes change like a documentary—from steep fjords and blue glaciers to waterfalls tumbling from cliffs hundreds of meters high.

On offer CARTER® includes both small expedition ships reaching destinations inaccessible to larger vessels, as well as the most prestigious ocean lines, such as Silversea, Seabourn, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Ponant, and Scenic Eclipse. Small ships allow you to sail much closer to glaciers and more frequently observe whales, orcas, and bears in their natural habitat.

Alaska from CARTER® – a tailor-made journey

A trip to Alaska can be combined with Canada, the Rockies, Vancouver, Seattle, the Yukon, or a cruise through the Inside Passage. We organize expeditions with private guides, seaplane and helicopter flights, overnight stays in intimate lodges nestled amidst the wilderness, and stays in top-class hotels in Anchorage, Seward, and Fairbanks.

For photography enthusiasts, we organize trips at the best times to observe bears, whales, and the Northern Lights, while active people can choose from glacier trekking, whitewater rafting, flights over Denali, or kayaking trips among icebergs.

When is the best time to plan a trip to Alaska?

The best season runs from late May to early September. This is when the weather is warmest, the days are longest (up to 20 hours of sunlight per day), and all major attractions and trails are fully open. June and July offer exceptionally long days, allowing you to maximize your sightseeing time. August is a great time for whale and bear watching, while September delights with the autumn colors of the tundra and the first glimpses of the Northern Lights. Most Alaska cruises depart during this time.

Canada - Premium Tours and Individual Sightseeing with CARTER®

Canada – spectacular nature and tailor-made travel

Canada, the world's second-largest country, is one of the most fascinating destinations for nature lovers, mountain landscapes, and road trips. It captivates with the monumental peaks of the Rocky Mountains, turquoise lakes, pristine forests, and UNESCO-listed national parks. It's a destination for those who value space, tranquility, and the opportunity to explore places far from mass tourism.

CARTER® creates customized tours to Canada, covering both the western part of the country from Alberta and British Columbia to the eastern provinces, including Quebec, Ontario, and the Atlantic. Each trip is custom-made and can include travel by car, luxury train, seaplane, helicopter, or Pacific coast cruise.

The most beautiful places in Canada

Canada's biggest attraction is the Rocky Mountains, with Banff, Jasper, and Yoho national parks. Lake Louise, Moraine, and Emerald Lake are among the most photographed places in the world, and the sight of snow-capped peaks reflected in turquoise waters is a memory that will last a lifetime.

On the west coast, visit Vancouver—one of the greenest and friendliest cities in the world—and Vancouver Island, home to Tofino, famous for its wild beaches, whale watching, and black bears. Nature lovers can also visit the Great Bear Rainforest, home to the extremely rare Kermode white bear, also known as the Spirit Bear.

Eastern Canada delights with the European atmosphere of Québec City and Montreal, the power of Niagara Falls and the picturesque landscapes of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.

Canada for lovers of active recreation

Canada offers some of the best opportunities for active recreation. In summer, you can hike mountain trails, kayak on crystal-clear lakes, whale-watch off the coast of British Columbia, or take scenic flights over glaciers.

In autumn, you'll be enchanted by colorful maple forests, in winter you'll find some of the world's best ski resorts – Whistler Blackcomb, Lake Louise, and Sun Peaks – and spring is a great time to observe wildlife and bears waking up from their winter sleep.

Best hotels and lodges in Canada

Canada is renowned for its exceptional hotels nestled in the heart of nature. Among the most prestigious are the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, Fairmont Banff Springs, Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, and intimate lodges nestled on the lakes and forests of British Columbia. Boutique properties offering private cabins with mountain views, luxurious spas, and exquisite cuisine based on local produce are also becoming increasingly popular.

Canada with CARTER® – a journey without compromise

We organize individual tours across Canada for couples, families, and groups of friends. We offer driving tours of the Rocky Mountains, West Coast cruises, seaplane flights, whale and bear watching, photography expeditions, and stays at some of the country's most unique hotels and lodges.

The program can be combined with Alaska, a cruise through the Inside Passage, American national parks or a trip on the luxurious Rocky Mountaineer train, which is considered one of the most beautiful railway routes in the world.

When is the best time to go to Canada?

The best time to visit Western Canada is from June to September, when all mountain roads and trails are open. September delights with golden larches and autumnal forest colors. Winter is ideal for skiers and those dreaming of observing the Northern Lights in the north of the country, while spring is a great time for wildlife viewing.