Borealis Basecamp

The ultimate winter vacation in Alaska: from Fairbanks to Anchorage with all the winter activities and hopefully the Northern Lights!

A 12 day trip to Alaska including a cruise, glass dome train ride and a stay at an igloo under the Aurora Borealis. Go during early/ mid September for your best chance to see the Aurora Borealis. The lights start to come out around mid September. This trip is estimated to cost about $4900 per person. But can be done for cheaper by choosing an interior room or ocean view room on your cruise. This itinerary includes recommendations for 📍Lodging 📍7 Day Cruise 📍Sightseeing & Tours 📍Links to tickets 📍Travel tips 📍Transportation suggestions

Northern Lights are a phenomenon best seen in person. The destinations, to do so, are limited on when and where you can see these amazing skies. Winter season is the predominant time-frame. Alaska, for many Americans, is a great option - no passport required. The itinerary provided is an overall trip outline that highlights some main attractions of this rugged land. We also list some ideas of things to do in the towns that you visit. Most towns have "Visitor Information Centers", where you can find detailed information about local events and markets as well as current available activities. This itinerary maps out a great route from Anchorage north to Fairbanks, with the goal of maximizing the opportunities to witness the Northern Lights.