Kenai National Park tour in Alaska

Carbon reduction

Your vacation will help support local people and conservation. We must also reduce CO₂. Learn about the CO₂ emissions of this vacation and how to reduce them.

Environment

We are committed to offering low impact tours that benefit both the places and communities we visit as well as our travelers. It is important for us all to be aware of the delicate balance that exists in the variety of natural wonders you will visit. National Parks and monuments, archaeological sites and other sensitive areas should and must be treated with respect.

We have created a 'Travelers' Code of Conduct' to help prepare and inform our groups of the various positive or negative effects they could have on a destination. The code includes tips on everything from handling wildlife encounters to how you can help to conserve precious natural resources. Our tour leaders will explain this code of conduct during the first night’s orientation talk and encourage you to follow it throughout the tour.

This code includes following the ‘Leave No Trace’ ethic, this is an international campaign that is designed to help us minimise the impact on the National Parks and other wilderness areas that we visit. Some key guidelines we follow include keeping to existing trails, staying in official campgrounds and disposing of waste responsibly and recycling when possible.

We are proud supporters of the American Hiking Society, which champions conservation issues in the United States and represents millions of hikers committed to preserving America’s vast network of hiking trails and their surrounding ecosystems.

Drive times on this tour are maximum of 2.5 hours on any drive day, this limits the amount of time that customers are on using petrol, traveling by road.

All water is safe to drink from the tap on this trip and we advise customers to bring a reusable water bottle from home, and not buy single use plastic bottles.

Community

Accommodation on this tour has been selected specially to offer economic wealth to a wider range of styles of lodge and hotel. This is compounded by the short Summer tourist season.

On this tour we employ the services of smaller businesses to help this tour operate, but also to share economic wealth to others during the short Summer season. This includes a full day guided wildlife cruise through Resurrection Bay, a float plane into the Alaskan wilderness to spot Bears, and kayaking activity out of Homer.