Regent Seven Seas Cruises

There's so much to see in Alaska, it's difficult to experience the full grandeur of this land in just seven nights. Regent's Land Adventures are a convenient way to see more of the highlights. Remeber, thanks to the midnight sun, the farther north you travel, the longer the days last, which means it's possible to see more than you might imagine. So come linger awhile as luxury goes exploring further afield.
Please call us at 1-800-565-2784 for more details.

3-Night Alaska Fishing (from Anchorage) Fishing in Alaska is an angler's dream, and if there is one place that surpasses all others, it is the Kenai Peninsula. Time stands still in this magnificent unspoiled setting. Here you will find a seemingly endless expanse of rolling forests, mountain meadows, hidden lakes, whispering streams, turquoise glaciers -- and all of it teeming with wildlife including some of the largest game fish on earth: world-class salmon, trophy halibut, trout and Dolly Varden. You'll enjoy a fishing charter, options like bear watching and hiking, a private visit with renowned Alaska artist Jos Van Zyle, and more -- the ultimate Alaskn angling and safari experience!

3-Night Winterlake Lodge within the Wild (from Anchorage) Come experience four days of adventure -- both in the wild and in the kitchen -- at Winterlake Lodge in the heart of the Alaskan Wilderness. The lodge sits on 15 acres overlooking Winter Lake where the floatlplanes land and is famous for its spectacular scenery, award-winning cuisine, gourmet cooking classes and outdoor adventures. Behind the lodge, Wolverine Mountain offers intriguing hiking and wildlife viewing. World-renown chef Kristen Dixon will welcome you into her kitchen for your cooking class.

2-Night Alaska Your Way by Private Plane (from Anchorage) Skytrekking is the ultimate wildlife experience in the "great land". With your private pilot-guide, you will visit the backcountry, fly over glaciers and enjoy prize-winning photo opportunities. Imagine soaring over a high ridge top, gliding past a family of mountain goats grazing on lush green grass. As you clear the ridge, look back: a waterfall spills 500 feet in a series of cascades to the verdant foothills below. Off to your right, an opaque river snakes down from a glacial remnant. Fly over country never explored by man. Land on river bars to observe bears, with no hint of human presence. Touch down on virgin beaches where herds of walrus tumble together in the sun. Picnic among brilliant wildflowers in the intense Alaskan summer. And you will stay in a mountain-view room at the luxury Alyeska Resort set in the pristine wilderness, enjoying one breathtaking moment after another.

3-Night Wild Bear Viewing (from Anchorage) You're in for a treat at the Alaska Homestead Lodge! Located in a spectacular wilderness setting in Lake Clark National Park, it offers every comfort -- plus home-cooked meals of fresh salmon and halibut, fresh produce from the garden and homemade pies from just-picked berries. Best of all, the nearby rivers and lakes attract masses of bears hungry from hibernation. On guided bear viewing tours, you'll see them fishing for salmon and grazing on the tidal flats while eagles soar overhead. Or go fishing yourself, canoe, hike, pick berries...it's all a part of this fascinating experience. You'll also enjoy a drive along the scenic Seward Highway which follows the coast of the beautiful Turnagain Arm, stop at Big Game, a center for injured and orphaned wildlife and visit the home studio of famed Alaskan artist, Jon Van Zyle, artist in residence at Denali National Park.

3-Night Glacier Bay (Post-Cruise Only from Juneau) Home to the world's largest collection of tidewaters glaciers, Glacier Bay is an ice heaven where whales roam through achingly beautiful fjords. You'll stay in the family-owned Bear Track Inn, a luxury log inn with spacious rooms, incredible activities, delicious home-cooked meals -- and all with Glacier Bay as your backdrop. Cruise the bay looking for puffins, mountain goats and brown bears. Go whale watching in a marine habitat teeming with humpbacks and orcas, sea lions and seals and spectacular shore birds. Learn about tidewater glaciers and other natural wonders that surround you from park rangers and expert guides. For spellbinding scenery and authentic Alaskan hospitality, this tour is unrivalled.

4-Night Denali and the Alaskan Northern Frontier (from Fairbanks) A private cruise for RSSC guests only along the Chena River, a ride in a domed car aboard the world-famous Alaska Railroad and a 6-hour Tundra Wildlfe Tour deep into the heart of Denali are just some the highlights of this all-encompassing tour. Enjoy sightseeing and overnights in both Anchorage and Fairbanks, Alaska's two largest cities. Attend a reception with an expert Denali guest lecturer at your Denali hotel. Drive up to 60 miles deep into Denali National Park on your wildlife tour, looking for big Alaska game such as black grizzlies, caribou, moose and Dall sheep. You'll also have time to enjoy other park activities from rafting to helicopter flightseeing to guided hiking tours.

5-Night Denali Backcountry (from Anchorage) Most Denali Park visitors limit their visit and stay near the developed and crowded entrance. This tour takes you deep into the heart of this vast 600 million acre preserve, where Mt. McKinley, the highest peak in North America, towers over herds of caribou, moose, grizzlies, Dall sheep and sub-arctic wolves. Your adventure begins with a scenic drive along the Seward Highway to Anchorage, including a transit through the award-winning Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel, the longest tunnel in North America. You'll visit the home studio of famed artist, Jon Van Zyle, the official Iditarod artist and artist in residence at Denali National Park. The Van Zyles also raise Siberian Huskies. Then continue along the stunning George Parks Highway to Talkeetna. Located in the shadow of Denali, this small village offers breathtaking vistas, salmon fishing, rafting and more. The next morning enjoy a spectacular 6-hour drive to the Backcountry Lodge, looking for grizzlies, caribou, moose, Dall sheep, wolves and eagles, and learning about the park's history and geology. Your 2-night stay at the lodge includes an exciting choice of activities from mountain biking and gold panning to guided hikes and naturalist-led wildlife expeditions. And you'll also enjoy a spectacular flightseeing tour back to Anchorage, flying over Denali and passing Mount McKinley along the way.

4-Night Discovering Denali (from Anchorage) Enjoy a wonderful sampling of Denali on this wildlife tour. You'll spend the night at the Alyeska Prince Resort in Girdwood and enjoy a tram ride to the top of the mountain. Visit the Iditarod Sled Dog headquarters to learn more about the Last Great Race. Your Denali hotel stay includes a reception with guest lecturer and a 6-hour Tundra Wildlife Tour that ventures deep into the park in search of grizzly bears, caribou, moose and Dall sheep, among others. You can also join optional tours such as flightseeing and river rafting. You'll return to Anchorage by deluxe dome rail car and motorcoach.

In addition to Alaska Land Programs, Regent also offers Land Programs to the Coastal cities, including San Francisco and Vancouver. For the ultimate travel experience, combine your cruise with these enriching Land Adventures that reveal both the highlights and the hidden treasures of the places you visit.
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3-Night Napa Valley Wine Experience (Pre-cruise, from San Francisco) For the true wine and food aficionado, here's the perfect Wine Country experience. You'll enjoy six private wine tastings at Trefethen, Rubicon Estate and St. Suprey wineries; gourmet dining at the acclaimed Domaine Chandon restaurant and the Auberge Du Soleil overlooking the Napa Valley, and luxurious accommodations at the Vintage Inn in Yountville. You'll also enjoy a bourmet lunch at Greystone's Culinary Institute of America, formerly the Christian Brothers-Greystone Cellars, complete with a tour of the historic building and organic gardens. Plus an expert oenologist to accompany you along the way. And for the aperitif? An overnight at San Francisco's beautiful Fairmont Hotel atop Nob Hill.

5-Night Rocky Mountaineer Experience (Pre- or post- cruise, from Calgary) Enjoy the ultimate train ride -- an all-daylight tour of the Canadian Rockies aboard the famous Rocky Mountaineer. Relax in a panoramic domed rail car as the stunning vistas parade before your eyes. Overnight in Kamloops where you are invited to enjoy the Two River Junction Dinner and Musical Revue. Ride through the Columbia Icefields in Jasper National Park where youo can join an optional "Snowcoach" excursion on the Athabasca Glacier. Cross the Continental Divide, travel along the Thompson River to Fraser Canyon and pass the historic Craigellachie, where the last railroad spike was driven in 1885.

2-Night Tea at the Empress (Pre- or post- cruise) The crown jewel and provincial capital of British Columbia, Victoria is one of the world's most enchanting cities. True to its British heritage, it offers civilized pleasures and there's something for everyone to explore. The downtown streets are lined with heritage buildings, quaint restaurants and "cottage" arts and crafts shops. You'll stay at the landmark chateau-style Fairmont Empress and enjoy afternoon tea in the elegant Tea Lobby overlooking Victoria's sparkling Inner Harbour, a tradition that has continued for 95 years! Spend a full day touring Victoria and world-famous Butchart Gardens in a private Daimler limousine, complete with lunch at the Arbutus Grill at the exclusive Brentwood Bay Lodge.