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Small Group Tour Small groups are usually defined as between 10 and 24 travelers, often less. If you're the kind of person who enjoys more intimate experiences and personal service this is a good choice. All else being equal you will pay a premium for this style vs a larger group tour.
Private Guided Private tours give you the undivided attention of a guide, and often involve special access to sites and unique experiences not available to larger groups. This is a great option for families, couples, and small friend groups. Expect to pay a bit more for the extra service.
Self Guided Tour A travel company plans your itinerary and arranges all the logistics including lodging, local activities, and transportantion. You have the flexibility of a solo trip while still getting the convience and time savings of expert planning. Get 90% of the benefits of a tour, without a guide.
Group Tour Groups are between 25-60 people, typically ~30-40. Usually there will be many opportunities to split off and enjoy meals and excursions in smaller groups. This is the most economical way to travel, saving up to 40% versus booking the same itinerary yourself.
River Cruise These vessels are smaller than most ocean cruisers, limiting which amenties are available. Passenger counts can vary. One of the biggest advantages of a river cruise is the ability to dock at smaller ports and local villages.
Small Ship Cruise Small ship cruises usually have a max passenger count of 500. The primary purpose of these trips is to spend time off the vessel in local ports (e.g. Mediterranean) or experiencing nature (e.g Galapagos or Antarctica). Cabins can vary from budget to luxury.
Large Ship Cruise This is the "floating city" experience, with multiple ways to enjoy your vacation aboard the ship as much as on land. Ships are multiple floors, provide several activities, culinary, and shopping options. They often make fewer stops and have less time available for shore excursions.
Retreats Similar to a self guided tour but staying in one location only with activities and day outings included as a part of the stay.
Private Guided Private tours give you the undivided attention of a guide, and often involve special access to sites and unique experiences not available to larger groups. This is a great option for families, couples, and small friend groups. Expect to pay a bit more for the extra service.
Self Guided Tour A travel company plans your itinerary and arranges all the logistics including lodging, local activities, and transportantion. You have the flexibility of a solo trip while still getting the convience and time savings of expert planning. Get 90% of the benefits of a tour, without a guide.
Group Tour Groups are between 25-60 people, typically ~30-40. Usually there will be many opportunities to split off and enjoy meals and excursions in smaller groups. This is the most economical way to travel, saving up to 40% versus booking the same itinerary yourself.
River Cruise These vessels are smaller than most ocean cruisers, limiting which amenties are available. Passenger counts can vary. One of the biggest advantages of a river cruise is the ability to dock at smaller ports and local villages.
Small Ship Cruise Small ship cruises usually have a max passenger count of 500. The primary purpose of these trips is to spend time off the vessel in local ports (e.g. Mediterranean) or experiencing nature (e.g Galapagos or Antarctica). Cabins can vary from budget to luxury.
Large Ship Cruise This is the "floating city" experience, with multiple ways to enjoy your vacation aboard the ship as much as on land. Ships are multiple floors, provide several activities, culinary, and shopping options. They often make fewer stops and have less time available for shore excursions.
Retreats Similar to a self guided tour but staying in one location only with activities and day outings included as a part of the stay.
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Camping Typically involves most nights sleeping in tents (sometimes permanent tented sites) or in rustic cabins and lodges.
Basic - 2 star You'll stay in no-frills, but clean and comfortable, hotels or guesthouses. A 'Basic' trip might also involve a few nights of camping.
Value - 3 star Mid-range budget with accommodations ranging from comfortable lodges, guesthouses, and homestays to three star hotels.
Premium - 4 star 3 to 4 star western hotel equivalents. While not all lodging will be 'luxury' they will be quite comfortable by western standards.
Luxury - 5 star The highest level of comfort and service. All accomodations are in four or five star hotels, boutique lodges or high-end homestays.
Basic - 2 star You'll stay in no-frills, but clean and comfortable, hotels or guesthouses. A 'Basic' trip might also involve a few nights of camping.
Value - 3 star Mid-range budget with accommodations ranging from comfortable lodges, guesthouses, and homestays to three star hotels.
Premium - 4 star 3 to 4 star western hotel equivalents. While not all lodging will be 'luxury' they will be quite comfortable by western standards.
Luxury - 5 star The highest level of comfort and service. All accomodations are in four or five star hotels, boutique lodges or high-end homestays.
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Moderate Walking or physical activity half to most of day - no carrying equipment.
Strenuous All or most of day hiking or biking, hills included.
Extreme Very challenging all day hiking and backpacking carrying significant equipment.
Easy Normal generally flat walking in urban or suburban environments.
Moderate Walking or physical activity half to most of day - no carrying equipment.
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Flexible schedule A lot of free time, with very few inclusions. Ideal for independent and/or low-key travelers and cruisers.
Full schedule For those looking to maximize their sight seeing time. You thrive on a packed day’s schedule from 8 am to 6pm, with some (but limited) free time. Most activities and meals included.
Balanced schedule You will have solid amounts of both free time and structured time with some activities and meals included.
Full schedule For those looking to maximize their sight seeing time. You thrive on a packed day’s schedule from 8 am to 6pm, with some (but limited) free time. Most activities and meals included.
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One Week in Yukon River
All 7 Day Yukon River Tours Itineraries, Tours & Packages 2021/2022
Plan an amazing trip for Yukon River one week itinerary. Explore 3 Yukon River 7 day trips from 20 experts with 46 reviews. Classic and off the beaten path itineraries.
Plan an amazing trip for Yukon River one week itinerary. Explore 3 Yukon River 7 day trips from 20 experts with 46 reviews. Classic and off the beaten path itineraries.
Yukon River in a Week
1- 3 of 3 trips shown that match your selections
1- 3 of 3 trips shown that match your selections
Trip Style
Small ship cruise
Trip Pace
A lot of free time, with very few inclusions. Ideal for independent and/or low-key travelers and cruisers.
Flexible schedule
Accommodation
You'll stay in no-frills, but clean and comfortable, hotels or guesthouses. A 'Basic' trip might also involve a few nights of camping.
Premium
Physical Level
Walking or physical activity half to most of day - no carrying equipment.
2- Easy
$ 5,140
8 days
$ 643 / day
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Nature & Wildlife, Small Ship Cruise, National Parks
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Ground transport included
Itinerary Focus:
Classic Highlights
Highlights
- A guided tour through the city of Juneau and Mendenhall Glacier.
- Explore the "Gateway to the Yukon" by train and by bus.
- Experience Skagway with Alaska's original historical city tour for an informative and fun-filled 90 minutes to all points of interest.
- Join a guided tour through the "Valley of the Eagles" to experience Alaska's magnificent nature and wildlife in six different habitats.
- Explore picturesque Chilkoot Lake during a guided sea kayaking tour.
- Experience the beauty of Glacier Bay during a narrated tour.
- Narrated Bus Tour of Kake
- Discover the rich heritage of this small, fishing town during a walking tour of Petersburg.
- A tour through Tracy Arm fjord.
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Canada
United States
Alaska
Anchorage
Juneau
Kenai Fjords National Park
Ketchikan
Seward
Sitka
Vancouver
Yukon
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Silversea
Trip Style
Small ship cruise
Trip Pace
A lot of free time, with very few inclusions. Ideal for independent and/or low-key travelers and cruisers.
Flexible schedule
Accommodation
Typically involves most nights sleeping in tents (sometimes permanent tented sites) or in rustic cabins and lodges.
Luxury
Physical Level
Walking or physical activity half to most of day - no carrying equipment.
2- Easy
$ 5,400
7 days
$ 771 / day
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50 plus, Nature & Wildlife, Small Ship Cruise, National Parks
Flights & Transport:
Ground transport included
Itinerary Focus:
Classic Highlights
Highlights
- Explore Vancouver and its natural beauty
- Discover Ketchikan
- Explore the historical sites of Sitka
- Visit to the beautiful Seward
Trip Style
Group tour
Trip Pace
For those looking to maximize their sight seeing time. You thrive on a packed day’s schedule from 8 am to 6pm, with some (but limited) free time. Most activities and meals included.
Full schedule
Accommodation
You'll stay in no-frills, but clean and comfortable, hotels or guesthouses. A 'Basic' trip might also involve a few nights of camping.
Premium
Physical Level
Walking or physical activity half to most of day - no carrying equipment.
2- Easy
$ 2,383
7 days
$ 340 / day
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Hiking & Walking, High Adventure
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Ground transport included
Itinerary Focus:
Classic Highlights
Highlights
- Visit the home of the largest non-polar icefields in the world, and 17 of Canada’s 20 tallest mountains
- Enjoy incredible day hikes in UNESCO-designated Kluane National Park
- Discover historic towns and artefacts from the gold rush
- Canoe down the iconic Yukon River
- Keep your eyes open for bears, Dall sheep and hundreds of bird species
- Learn about First Nations' culture and history
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Top Yukon River Attractions
Embark on an unforgettable journey along the Yukon River, punctuated by captivating stops, offering a glimpse into the region's rich history, culture, and natural wonders. From charming towns to breathtaking landscapes, each stop along the cruise promises unique experiences and opportunities for exploration.
- Whitehorse: The capital of Yukon, Whitehorse is renowned for its vibrant arts scene, cultural festivals, and outdoor adventures. Visitors can explore the city's museums, enjoy scenic hikes along Miles Canyon, or embark on a paddlewheel boat tour along the Yukon River.
- Dawson City: Known for its Klondike Gold Rush history, Dawson City exudes a captivating frontier charm. Highlights include the historic buildings of the Dawson Historical Complex, the lively Diamond Tooth Gertie's Gambling Hall, and the stunning Midnight Dome, offering panoramic views of the Yukon River valley. Visitors can also try their luck at gold panning or catch a show at the famous can-can revue.
- Eagle: Nestled along the Yukon River, Eagle is a picturesque village with a rich Native American heritage. Visitors can explore historic sites such as the Fort Egbert Historic District, browse local art galleries, or embark on wilderness adventures like hiking and wildlife watching in the surrounding Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve.
- Circle: Situated at the confluence of the Yukon and Porcupine Rivers, Circle is a remote outpost known for its stunning river views and frontier atmosphere. Visitors can delve into the town's Gold Rush history at the Circle Historic District, enjoy outdoor activities like fishing and boating, or simply soak in the tranquil beauty of the surrounding wilderness.
- Fort Yukon: As one of the oldest continually inhabited Athabascan settlements in Alaska, Fort Yukon offers a fascinating blend of Native American culture and history. Visitors can learn about traditional subsistence activities, visit the Arctic Circle Trading Post, or embark on guided cultural tours to discover the community's rich heritage.
- Ruby: Nestled amidst scenic wilderness along the Yukon River, Ruby is a remote Alaskan village known for its laid-back atmosphere and stunning natural beauty. Visitors can explore historic buildings like the Old Post Office and Trading Company, enjoy fishing and boating, or unwind and relax by the riverbank.
- Galena: Steeped in Gold Rush history, Galena is a charming riverside town with a vibrant cultural scene and outdoor recreational opportunities. Visitors can explore historic sites like Isaac Van Zandt's Cabin and the Galena Historical Museum, enjoy fishing and wildlife viewing along the river, or sample local cuisine at eateries like the Galena Lodge and Restaurant.
- Nenana: Located at the confluence of the Nenana and Tanana Rivers, Nenana is a picturesque town known for its rich Native American heritage and outdoor adventures. Visitors can explore historic landmarks like the Nenana Depot and Museum, enjoy scenic riverboat cruises, or embark on wilderness excursions like hiking and wildlife spotting in nearby Denali National Park.
