6 Days in Alaska

This hidden gem in the Alaskan wilderness is only accessible by boat or plane, and provides yacht charterers with the ultimate adventure. Surrounded by majestic mountains and pristine waters, the city offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural experiences, and outdoor activities. The nearby Mendenhall Glacier is breathtakingly beautiful and can be explored up close on a guided kayak or paddleboard tour, where you may be lucky enough to see humpbacks and orcas in the flesh. The lively waterfront is perfect for docking, and the vibrant downtown area offers a range of shopping and dining options.

Exploring the two magnificent glaciers of Tracy Arm, home to a wide variety of wildlife, is sure to be a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Enjoy thrilling outdoor pursuits like hiking and kayaking, and get up close and personal with natural wonders like waterfalls and icebergs. The diverse wildlife you can observe from your yacht is one of Tracy Arm's most remarkable features. The Sawyer Glacier is a must-see, stunning glacier framed by massive mountains and teeming with wildlife. The South Sawyer Glacier is another must-see because it is just as beautiful and provides a rare opportunity to see nature at work. Don't forget to check out the fjord's abundant marine life, which includes humpback whales, seals, and sea lions.

To the east of Stephens Passage is the serene and historically significant Taku Harbor. This harbor, which was previously the site of the 19th-century trading post Fort Durham (named for the Taku people), has tales of its own. Taku Harbor, located on the island's eastern coast, is rich with indigenous history and culture and evokes images of traditional Tlingit settlements. This seaside sanctuary gained a touch of industry in 1901 with the establishment of a salmon cannery by the San Juan Fishing & Packing Company. A flamboyant trapper and gold miner named Tiger Olson made his mark against this background. Stories from Taku Harbor, Alaska, come to life against the backdrop of the state's breathtaking scenery, a fitting tribute to the town's fascinating past and present.

Pybus Bay offers an unparalleled Alaskan experience that will take your breath away. It's a photographer's paradise, with stunning views of phosphorescent algae lighting up the docks and the majestic humpback whales swimming in the tranquil waters. Keep an eye out for a wide range of wildlife, including the bald eagles, brown bears, orcas, sea otters and sea lions! In addition to salmon, rockfish, lingcod, and halibut, Pybus Bay is home to a diverse range of other fish species. Take in the sunset while relaxing and enjoying your catch, explore the scenic Pybus Bay by kayak or paddleboard, or embark on another halibut fishing expedition. This picturesque harbour also offers adrenaline seekers the chance to try their hand at water skiing or wakeboarding.

A yacht charter in Gambier Bay offers a chance to explore the stunning waters of Alaska while experiencing the ultimate luxury on board a private yacht. Imagine cruising through the picturesque fjords and bays surrounded by breathtaking mountain landscapes, abundant wildlife, and the shimmering glaciers. Whether you want to take in the views from the comfort of the yacht's deck or dive into the waters for some of the best fishing and kayaking in the world, a yacht charter in Gambier Bay provides the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation. So, pack your bags and set sail on a journey that you will never forget.

End your Alaskan voyage in Juneau, the remote state capital accessible only by sea or air. Surrounded by towering mountains, dense forests, and the massive Mendenhall Glacier, Juneau blends raw wilderness with echoes of its gold rush past. Step ashore to explore charming downtown streets lined with historic saloons, local art galleries, and seafood eateries, or take a floatplane tour over glacier fields.