Alaska cruise transfers connect you to locations in and around central Alaska after you disembark from one of many popular Alaska cruises. Shuttles and tours from Seward, and Whittier to include Motorcoach service to Denali National Park.
Anchorage Airport and The Whittier Cruise Ship terminal's Whittier Shuttle Service is a fully narrated express service with no stops, or a 3 hour tour with stops at Alaska Wildlife Center and more. On your way south, past the Turnagain Arm, you will pass the small town of Girdwood, and its iconic Gas Station. Depending on which side you are sitting on you will chance a glimpse of Beluga whales coming in to catch the high tide meal. Or the other side you will view Dall sheep or mountain goats on the very edge of the mountain.
All ships arrive into Whittier at 12:30AM the night prior and start disembarkation at 7:00AM the next morning. All ships in Whittier depart at 9:00PM, and the last boarding time is at 8:00PM.
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You can also rent a car in Whittier. Renting a car in Whittier gives you more option to do things on your post cruise Alaska tours. You can drive to Seward, Anchorage, Talkeetna or further north to Denali National Park. Alternatively, if your cruise starts from Whittier, then you can drop your car in Whittier after your memorable pre cruise Alaska tours.
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Another equally good alternative to either bus or car, is a leisurely trip aboard Alaska Railroad from Whittier to Anchorage.
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Seward Bus line offers a bus service to and from Anchorage. Their depot is located in midtown Anchorage, and they offer rides from various locations around the city including the airport and hotels to Seward, Alaska. You just stepped off the cruise ship, ready to experience Alaska on land. As you leave Seward you will ascend over 1000 feet into the Chugach National Forest, and deep into the Chugach Mountains. You will go through the small community of Moose Pass, and experience the beauty of Upper Trail Lake. As you pass Tern Lake, and the junction of the Seward and Sterling Highways you will begin descending back to sea level. Anchorage and beyond awaits you!
All ships arrive to Seward overnight (3:00AM-7:00AM) and start disembarkation at 7:00AM the next morning. Most ships in Seward depart at 8:00PM, and the last boarding time is at 7:00PM.
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You can also travel from Seward to Anchorage by the Alaska Railroad. You have the option of travel in their Adventure Class, or the GoldStar Dome. Traveling by rail allows guests a unique experience to view the coastline and majestic mountains!
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Denali Motorcoach features a spacious, comfortable, climate controlled motorcoach with large picture windows, plenty of legroom and on-board restroom. In short it's luxury and comfort. We stop for photo opportunities and our driver/guides will answer guests' questions along with their regular interpretive talk along the way. Snacks and drinks are offered on this cruise transfer to Denali National Park.
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They provided a wonderful experience for our family. The day tours were AWESOME. We will try to do this every year!!
Levi G. from Bloomington, IN - May, 2009
I took the tour through Denali in July. Jen, our bus guide was FANTASTIC!! She made such an impression on me and my Dad...I will never forget. Her poem and love of Denali made our trip from the East coast. Thank you Jen.
- Shelley S. - July 2010
My handicapped child wanted to go to visit the Alaska wilderness, and they had everything in place to make the lodging and tours accessible for us... They even picked us up from the airport. I can't wait to do all of the tours! Thank you so much for the beautiful memories.
Karen S. from Montgomery, AL - August 2009