Ambassadair Alaska 2020

ALASKA2020

CONTENTS
TRAVEL BY LAND AND SEA. TRAVEL BY SEA. TRAVEL BY LAND.
ALASKA IN-DEPTH
JULY 12-25, 2020 / JULY 26-AUGUST 8, 2020 PAGE 4
DENALI ADVENTURE
JUNE 24-JULY 5, 2020 PAGE 6
INSIDE PASSAGE SOJOURN
JUNE 3-13, 2020 PAGE 10
ALASKA EXPLORER CRUISE
JUNE 12-20, 2020 PAGE 12
ALASKA INSIDE PASSAGE CRUISE
AUGUST 14-22, 2020 PAGE 14
GLACIER DISCOVERY CRUISE
JUNE 27-JULY 5, 2020 PAGE 16
FISHING IN ALASKA
SUMMER, 2020 PAGE 18
ALASKA’S NATIONAL PARKS
AUGUST 20-27, 2020 PAGE 19
CANADIAN ROCKIES BY RAIL
AUGUST 8-15, 2020 PAGE 20
ALASKA’S NORTHERN LIGHTS & IDITAROD
MARCH 4-13, 2020 PAGE 22
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WHY TRAVEL TO
ALASKA WITH
AMBASSADAIR?
We are the Alaska experts.
We’ve been in the travel business for over 65 years, and we’ve
been sharing Alaska with our guests for the past 37 years!
Most members of the Ambassadair team have traveled
to Alaska, so our trips are planned and designed using
this expert, insider knowledge to give you the best Alaska
experience possible. We know the in’s and out’s because we’ve
traveled these trips ourselves. We sweat the small stuff — so
you can relax and explore care-free.
Because of our longstanding partner relationships, you can
expect the best of everything while traveling with us. One
of those partnerships is with Holland America Line® — they
have over 140 years of experience and are recognized as the
undisputed leader in the cruise industry’s premium segment.
Together we have mastered the Alaska landscape, offering
land and cruise options enhanced with our own favorite
activities, meals and personal touches.
Alaska is incomparable to anything you’ve ever experienced
before ... It truly is the “trip of a lifetime.” So, don’t settle for
ordinary travel. Go with the Alaska experts, and let us take you
on an adventure.
Interested in learning more? Please visit ambassadair.com or
call us: (317) 581-1122 or (800) 225-9919.
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Denali
National
Park
Seward
Fairbanks
Denali
Talkeetna
Anchorage
Kenai Fjords
National Park
Glacier Bay
National Park
Sitka
Prince of Wales Island
Dawson City
Whitehorse
Skagway/Haines
Juneau
Tracy Arm
Ketchikan
Inside
Passage
ALASKA
AND THE YUKON
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
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TRAVEL BY LAND
AND SEA
Experience Alaska from different vantage points when
you travel by land and sea! On both tours you will
witness the wildlife of Denali National Park, ride the
rails of the glass-dome McKinley Explorer railcar, and
cruise through Glacier Bay National Park.
ALASKA IN-DEPTH
Our most comprehensive Alaska tour, Alaska In-Depth is the
best way to really discover the state and all that it has to offer.
After an in-depth 10-day land exploration of Alaska’s interior
(unique in its inclusion of Canada’s Yukon Territory and
Gold Rush history) you’ll board Holland America Line’s
ms Koningsdam for some pampering and relaxation at sea —
with a stop in Ketchikan and a front row seat cruising Glacier
Bay National Park. This tour is our most popular itinerary, and
has been for the past 37 years!
DENALI ADVENTURE
This tour truly explores the highlights of Alaska with more
cruise time to relax — do as little or as much as you desire!
After five days of land exploration from Fairbanks to Denali
National Park and Anchorage, you’ll have eight days at sea
on Holland America Line’s ms Noordam with stops in Juneau,
Haines and Ketchikan. Adventure seekers can choose to book
an excursion of hiking, rafting, fishing, and flightseeing. Or
take a historical tour, visit with local natives, photograph
totem poles or pop into gift shops and art galleries.
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LAND & SEA
ALASKA IN-DEPTH
Anchorage • Denali National Park • Fairbanks • Dawson City • Whitehorse • Skagway •
4-night Inside Passage Cruise • Glacier Bay National Park • Ketchikan • Vancouver
July 12-25, 2020 • 14 Days
July 26-Aug 8, 2020 • 14 Days
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Embark on the ultimate Alaskan journey. Discover the unspoiled wilderness of Alaska, along with its rich
culture on this in-depth land and cruise tour. This is one of Ambassadair’s most popular trips!
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Panoramic views on the
McKinley Explorer dome railcars
• Denali Tundra Wilderness Tour
• White Pass & Yukon
narrow-gauge train ride
ITINERARY
Sun, July 12 / July 26: Fly to Anchorage, Alaska. Check in to the Hotel Captain Cook in
downtown Anchorage.
Mon, July 13 / July 27: Explore at leisure before a Welcome Dinner. (Meal: Dinner)
Tue, July 14 / July 28: Journey aboard Holland America Line’s award-winning McKinley
Explorer dome train as you traverse the Great Land to Denali National Park. Stay in the
new Junior Suites at McKinley Chalets on the Nenana River for two nights. Spend your
evening at leisure or on an Ambassadair “Your Choice” excursion. (L)
Ambassadair Add-ons
• Discover Anchorage with an
extra day and overnight
• Anchorage Welcome Dinner
Wed, July 15 / July 29: Embark on the Tundra Wilderness Tour. Travel 53 miles deep
• Lunch on the McKinley Explorer into Denali National Park, home to North America’s highest peak, Denali (formerly
• Stay in Junior Suite
Mount McKinley). The balance of the day is yours to enjoy optional activities.* (Snack
accommodations in Denali
Box)
• Ambassadair “Your Choice”
Thu, July 16 / July 30: Travel to Fairbanks, enjoy lunch and take a riverboat cruise.
excursion in Denali
• Riverboat tour and dinner in
Watch a bush floatplane take off, stop at the home and kennels of the late four-time
Fairbanks
Iditarod winner Susan Butcher, and visit a recreated Chena Indian Village. Enjoy dinner
• Private tour and dinner in
at a local restaurant overlooking the river. (L,D)
Dawson City
Fri, July 17 / July 31: Fly from Fairbanks to Dawson City, Yukon, Canada. Take a
• Alaskan Barbeque and Dredge
narrated tour of Dawson City, stopping at the historic Robert Service Cabin, Gold
Town visit in Skagway
Dredge No. 4 and the Discovery Claim, and catch stunning views from Top of the Dome.
• Gratuities for bus drivers, local
step on guides, and railcar
Overnight in the heart of the Klondike National Historic Site. (L)
attendants
Sat, July 18 / Aug 1: Board the Klondike Spirit for a river cruise or take an optional tour.*
• Onboard beverage package
Enjoy a group dinner. (D)
• Pinnacle Grill Dinner
• Pre-departure meeting
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LAND & SEA
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Sun, July 19 / Aug 2: Travel along the Klondike Highway past Five Finger
Rapids on the Yukon River. Arrive in Whitehorse, capital of the Yukon
Territory. (L)
Mon, July 20 / Aug 3: Depart for Fraser, to board the vintage White Pass &
Yukon Route Railroad scenic train to Skagway. Enjoy interactive Dredge Town
and an Alaskan barbeque lunch. Evening is at leisure. (L)
Tue, July 21 / Aug 4: From Skagway, take advantage of optional excursions,
including glacier helicopter flightseeing, hiking or a visit to a historic saloon.*
Board the ms Koningsdam. (L,D)
Wed, July 22 / Aug 5: Cruise Glacier Bay National Park. Spend the day on
deck as you watch for seals, sea lions and whales! Sail close to actively calving
glaciers. National Park Rangers will provide commentary. (B,L,D)
Thu, July 23 / Aug 6: Enjoy Ketchikan in the Tongass National Forest. Choose
to explore on your own or purchase an optional shore excursion.* Immerse
yourself in Tlingit Indian culture, view the world’s largest collection of totem
poles, see the Lumberjack Show or stroll along the boardwalk. (B,L,D)
Fri, July 24 / Aug 7: Sail through the Inside Passage. (B,L,D)
Sat, July 25 / Aug 8: Arrive in Vancouver and transfer to the airport for your
flight home to Indianapolis. (B)
*Additional costs apply for optional excursions.
Note: See Canada travel restrictions on page 25.
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Fairbanks
McKinley Chalet Resort
DENALI NATIONAL PARK
ANCHORAGE
Air
Deluxe Motorcoach
McKinley Explorer
White Pass & Yukon RR
Cruise
GLACIER BAY
NATIONAL PARK
Ketchikan
Dawson City
INSIDE
PASSAGE
Whitehorse
Skagway
VANCOUVER
COMPLETE PACKAGE
Price Per Person
Cat K
Inside
Cat E
Ocean View
Cat VD
Verandah
Double $5,599 $5,999 $6,229 $7,049
Single $9,339 $10,129 $10,629 $12,029
Cat SY
Signature Suite
Documents Required: Valid Passport; Deposit per person: $600 ; Final Payment: 3/26/20 (for July 12) 4/9/20 (for
July 26); Cancellation Policy: 105-0 Days: No Refund; Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured. To purchase, call your
Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
Trip Includes: roundtrip air from Indianapolis; internal flight per itinerary, escorted, 9 nights hotel accommodations,
4 nights shipboard accommodations on Holland America Line’s ms Koningsdam, 20 meals, sightseeing and admissions per
itinerary, ground transportation (motorcoach, dome railcars), taxes and port charges. Trip #7980 / #7981
OPTION TO EXTEND YOUR STAY!
VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA
Disembark in Vancouver and ferry to Victoria
where you will visit world-famous Butchart
Gardens. Tour downtown Victoria and stay
one night at the Fairmont Empress Hotel. The
following afternoon, ferry back to Vancouver
and check in for one night at a downtown hotel.
Explore Vancouver at your leisure this evening.
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LAND & SEA
DENALI ADVENTURE
Fairbanks • Denali National Park • Anchorage • 7-night Glacier Discovery Cruise •
Glacier Bay National Park • Haines (Skagway) • Juneau • Ketchikan •
Inside Passage • Vancouver
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June 24-July 5, 2020 • 12 Days
Explore on land in Fairbanks, Denali National Park, and Anchorage. Discover mountain peaks, wildlife
and stunning vistas by riverboat and scenic rail, then cruise the glacial waters of the inside passage.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Tour on board the riverboat
Discovery III on the Chena &
Tenana Rivers in Fairbanks
• Tundra Wilderness Tour in
Denali National Park
• Panoramic views on the
McKinley Explorer dome railcars
• Glacier Bay National Park
• Five-star dining on Holland
America Line’s ms Noordam
Ambassadair Add-ons
• Stay in new Junior Suite
accommodations in Denali
• Ambassadair “Your Choice”
excursion in Denali National
Park
• Lunch on the McKinley Explorer
dome railcars
• Breakfast in Anchorage
• Gratuities for bus drivers, local
step on guides, and railcar
attendants
• Onboard beverage package
• Pinnacle Grill dinner
• Pre-departure meeting
ITINERARY
Wed, June 24: Fly to Fairbanks, Alaska and overnight downtown.
Thu, June 25: A full day of sightseeing includes a cruise aboard the sternwheeler
riverboat Discovery III. Watch a bush floatplane take off, stop at the home and kennels
of the late four-time Iditarod winner Susan Butcher, and visit a recreated Chena Indian
Village. Depart for Denali National Park and overnight in the new Junior Suites at
McKinley Chalets on the Nenana River for two nights. Use your Ambassadair “Your
Choice” excursion or enjoy an evening on your own. (Meal: Lunch)
Fri, June 26: Travel on a Tundra Wilderness Tour — 53 miles into Denali National Park,
home to North America’s highest peak, Denali (formerly Mount McKinley) as well as
wildlife including grizzlies, Dall sheep, moose and caribou. Afternoon free time for
optional activities.* (Snack Box)
Sat, June 27: Board the award-winning McKinley Explorer dome train and traverse the
Great Land. Check in to the Hotel Captain Cook in downtown Anchorage. (L)
Sun, June 28: Enjoy breakfast with your fellow travelers. Travel the Seward Highway
along the scenic Turnagain Arm to board Holland America Line’s ms Noordam. (B,D)
Mon, June 29: At sea. Relax and explore the ship. (B,L,D)
Tue, June 30: Cruise Glacier Bay National Park. Spend the day on deck as you watch
for seals, sea lions and whales! Sail close to actively calving glaciers as National Park
Rangers provide commentary. (B,L,D)
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LAND & SEA
Wed, July 1: Experience the activities in and around Haines, including rafting,
hiking, fishing or sightseeing, or opt to explore the nearby port of Skagway,
a picturesque Gold Rush town. A not-to-be-missed highlight in Skagway is
the White Pass & Yukon narrow-gauge railway.* A water transfer is required in
order to travel from Haines to Skagway.* (B,L,D)
Thu, July 2: Cruise to Juneau, accessible by air or water only. With its bounty
of water, forests, mountains, and glaciers, Juneau offers a variety of optional
activities. Highlights include the Taku Glacier Lodge, Feast & Five Glacier
Seaplane excursion, a visit to the Mendenhall Glacier and the Juneau Icefields,
whale watching, rafting, fishing, dog sledding, and hiking.* (B,L,D)
Fri, July 3: Enjoy Ketchikan in the Tongass National Forest. Choose to explore
on your own or purchase an optional shore excursion. Immerse yourself in
Tlingit Indian culture, view the world’s largest collection of totem poles, see the
Lumberjack Show, or stroll along the boardwalk.* (B,L,D)
Sat, July 4: Enjoy a day at sea, cruising the Inside Passage. (B,L,D)
Sun, July 5: Arrive in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Transfer to the
airport and fly home. (B)
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OPTION TO EXTEND YOUR STAY! VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA
Disembark in Vancouver and ferry to Victoria where you will visit world-famous
Butchart Gardens. Tour downtown Victoria and stay one night at the Fairmont
Empress Hotel. The following afternoon, ferry back to Vancouver and check
in for one night at a downtown hotel. Explore Vancouver at your leisure this
evening.
*Additional costs apply for optional excursions.
Note: See Canada travel restrictions on page 25.
COMPLETE PACKAGE
Price Per Person
Cat L
Inside
Cat F
Ocean View
Cat VD
Verandah
Double $4,699 $5,199 $5,699 $6,299
Single $7,549 $8,549 $9,549 $10,749
Cat SY
Signature Suite
Documents Required: Valid Passport; Deposit per person: $600; Final Payment: 3/11/20 ; Cancellation Policy: 105-0
Days: No Refund; Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured. To purchase, call your Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
Trip Includes: roundtrip air from Indianapolis, escorted, 4 nights hotel accommodations, 7 nights shipboard
accommodations on Holland America Line’s ms Noordam, 23 meals, sightseeing and admissions per itinerary, ground
transportation (motorcoach, dome train), taxes and port charges. Trip #7978
McKinley Chalet Resort
DENALI NATIONAL PARK
Anchorage
Seward
Deluxe Motorcoach
McKinley Explorer
Cruisetrain
Cruise
GLACIER BAY
NATIONAL PARK
FAIRBANKS
Haines/
Skagway
Juneau
VANCOUVER
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Ketchikan
INSIDE
PASSAGE

“ Very relaxing and scenic
way to see Alaska. You visit
several different towns,
and experience excellent
excursions.
”
-Ambassadair Guest
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Shaped by the staggering force of massive
glaciers millions of years ago, Alaska’s
Inside Passage boasts lush island scenery
and wildlife-filled fjords — habitat for
bald eagles, sea lions, porpoises and
whales. It is a region of pristine water,
snow-capped mountains, deep fjords
and forested islands. The picturesque
coastal communities are rich in history.
The Native cultures of Tlingit, Haida and
Tsimshian Indians dominate this area.

TRAVEL BY SEA
Travel by sea and explore remote sites not accessible by
land. Enjoy your Alaska adventure surrounded by the
comfort and amenities of a cruise ship.
INSIDE PASSAGE SOJOURN CRUISE
Sail from Ketchikan to Sitka: Venture into Alaska’s wilderness
on a small ship, reaching deeper into Alaska’s remote
wilderness with opportunities for active exploration. Get
up close and personal with glaciers, glide close to land on
expedition skiffs, kayak or take a guided hike. Experience
the intimacy onboard with fewer passengers. Enjoy gourmet
meals, supreme comfort and panoramic views from the bow.
ALASKA EXPLORER CRUISE
Round trip from Seattle: A comprehensive cruise and great
introduction to Alaska, this cruise will take you through
Puget Sound and Glacier Bay National Park. Explore Juneau,
Ketchikan, and historic Sitka, with its rich native Tlingit culture
and Russian history. Top it off with a stop in Victoria, BC
Canada.
ALASKA INSIDE PASSAGE CRUISE
Round trip from Vancouver: Explore Alaska’s Inside Passage,
one of the most scenic sea-lanes in the world, and see the
sights of Alaska. Cruise through Glacier Bay National Park and
visit Juneau, historic Skagway, and Ketchikan. Explore and stay
overnight in Vancouver, Canada.
GLACIER DISCOVERY CRUISE
Cruise from Seward to Vancouver: Combine a relaxed cruise
vacation with the stunning backdrop of Alaska. Follow the
scenic Turnagain Arm from Anchorage to Seward. Discover the
majesty of Glacier Bay National Park as you sail into a glacial
wonderland. Watch and listen for calving glaciers, whales,
seals, sea lions, eagles and more. Stop in Haines, Juneau, and
Ketchikan where there are options for all — from active nature
explorations to casual sightseeing.
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SEA
INSIDE PASSAGE SOJOURN
Ketchikan • Metlakatla • Thorne Bay • Wrangell • Tracy Arm • Juneau • Glacier Bay National Park • Sitka
June 3-13, 2020 • 11 Days
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Experience the essence of Alaska. Discover more of the Great Land’s unspoiled wilderness. Experience the
wildlife, legends, and lore of Alaska on this up-close-and-personal, small ship cruise.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Orca Point Lodge Alaskan
salmon and king crab dinner
• Small ship cruising for an
intimate wilderness experience
• Up close glacier viewing in
Tracy Arm and Glacier Bay
National Park
• Wildlife viewing experiences
on board expedition craft
• Juneau, Misty Fjords, Wrangell,
Sitka and Ketchikan
• Chef-inspired cuisine
Itinerary
Wed, June 3: Overnight at a local hotel in Ketchikan, Alaska.
Thu, June 4: After breakfast, transfer to the pier to board Alaskan Dream Cruise
Line’s Chichagof Dream. Sleek, stylish and newly renovated, she holds just seventy-six
passengers for a nice intimate appeal. (Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Fri, June 5: Today the cultures of the Metlakatla Indian Community surround you
on Annette Island. Visit a traditional longhouse, and enjoy a ceremonial dance. Later,
glide beneath the 3,000-foot glacier-sculpted cliffs of the Misty Fjords. (B,L,D)
Sat, June 6: Experience the frontier spirit of Alaska’s timber years in Thorne Bay, on
the eastern side of Prince of Wales Island. Meet resident artisans and enjoy a walking
tour of the town. In Kasaan, walk a forested path laden with intricately carved totem
poles to the Chief Son-i-Hat Whale House, the only remaining traditional Haida
longhouse in the United States. (B,L,D)
Sun, June 7: Visit Wrangell, the only town in Alaska that was ruled by four nations.
See Petroglyph Beach, which contains the highest concentration of petroglyphs in
Southeast Alaska. (B,L,D)
Mon, June 8: Today, scout for humpback whales and other marine mammals in
Frederick Sound. (B,L,D)
Tue, June 9: Journey through Tracy Arm–Fords Terror Wilderness, a place
naturalist John Muir called “a wild, unfinished Yosemite.” Renowned for its pristine
waterfalls, towering icebergs, abundant harbor seals, and granite cliffs that rise from
sea level to 4,000 feet. (B,L,D)
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Wed, June 10: Spend the day touring Juneau, the capital of Alaska.
Experience the world-famous Mendenhall Glacier. See the Alaska State
Museum with time to explore Juneau on your own. End the day’s adventure
with a relaxing evening at Orca Point Lodge on Colt Island. Enjoy a Tlingit
cultural presentation, as well as the beach and marine life touch-tank. Dine
on wild caught Alaskan salmon and king crab, or prime rib either at the lodge,
or nestled next to a beachside bonfire. (B,L,D)
Thu, June 11: Today, explore Glacier Bay National Park and its wide-array
of wildlife, including both brown and black bears, wolves, mountain goats,
Steller sea lions, and humpback whales. Experience Margerie Glacier, known
for its dramatic calving displays. A Glacier Bay National Park Service Ranger
narrates the day’s program along with a Native Huna Tlingit interpretive
naturalist. (B,L,D)
Fri, June 12: Savor the serenity of raw wilderness on your own. Opportunities
may include a coastline kayak paddle, up-close whale encounters, a hike
through an old-growth forest, or track along with a foraging bear from the
safety of an expedition skiff. (B,L,D)
Sat, June 13: Disembark in beautiful Sitka, located on Baranof Island
between the forested mountains and the Pacific Ocean — where Tlingit
culture and Russian history intertwine. Extend your stay or transfer to the
airport to fly home. (B)
CRUISE ONLY (Airfare not included)
Price Per Person
Cat A
Main Deck
Cat AA
Upper Deck
Double $6,149 $6,519 $6,699
Single $9,149 $9,699 $9,979
Cat AAA
Lounge Deck
Documents Required: Valid U.S. government issued photo I.D.; Deposit per person: $750; Final Payment: 2/3/20 ;
Cancellation Policy: Booking-121 Days: $375; 120-0 Days: No Refund; Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured.
To purchase, call your Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
Trip Includes: 9 nights shipboard accommodations on Alaskan Dream Cruises’ Chichagof Dream, 1 night hotel
accommodation, 28 meals, sightseeing and admissions per itinerary, transfers, taxes and port charges. Trip #7977
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SEA
ALASKA EXPLORER CRUISE
Seattle • Juneau • Glacier Bay National Park • Sitka • Ketchikan • Victoria
June 12-20, 2020 • 9 Days
Embark on the ultimate Alaskan journey. Hear the thunder the ice makes as it breaks away from a glacier
and falls into the sea, shooting water hundreds of feet into the air. Watch bald eagles fly over charming
frontier ports. Sail out of Seattle’s lovely Puget Sound for relaxing days discovering Alaska.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Discover Juneau, Alaska’s
capital city
• See the historic and scenic
community of Sitka, located
on Baranof Island
• Scenic cruising through
Glacier Bay National Park
• Visit Ketchikan, home to the
world’s largest collection of
totem poles
• Evening visit to Victoria,
British Columbia on majestic
Vancouver Island
Ambassadair Add-ons
• Pre-cruise overnight stay in
downtown Seattle
• Private sightseeing tour in
Seattle, including a visit to
famous Pike Place Market
• Visit the Museum of Flight
Itinerary
Fri, June 12: Fly to Seattle, Washington. Enjoy a tour of The Museum of Flight en
route to your downtown hotel. The museum’s collection includes more than 150
historically significant air and spacecraft, as well as the Red Barn® — the original
manufacturing facility of The Boeing Company. The remainder of the afternoon and
evening are yours to do as you please.
Sat, June 13: After breakfast, enjoy an included narrated sightseeing tour of Seattle.
Later, board Holland America Line’s ms Eurodam for scenic cruising in Puget Sound.
(Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Sun, June 14: Enjoy the amenities on board as you spend the day at sea. (B,L,D)
Mon, June 15: Cruise to Juneau, the state capital of Alaska — which is accessible
by air or water only. With its forests, mountains, and glaciers, Juneau offers a variety
of optional activities. Highlights include the Taku Glacier Lodge Feast & Five Glacier
Seaplane excursion, a visit to the Mendenhall Glacier and the Juneau Icefields, whale
watching, flightseeing, rafting, fishing, dog sledding, and hiking.* (B,L,D)
Tue, June 16: Cruise Glacier Bay National Park. Spend the day on deck as you
watch for seals, sea lions, and whales! Sail close to actively calving glaciers. National
Park Rangers will provide commentary. (B,L,D)
Wed, June 17: Visit the historic and scenic community of Sitka, located on
Baranof Island between forested mountains and the Pacific Ocean. Sitka offers
a combination of native Tlingit culture, Russian history, and Alaskan wilderness.
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Optional tours include a sea otter & wildlife quest, salmon and halibut
fishing, the Alaska Raptor Center, and the numerous cultural sights around
Sitka.* The dramatic setting in the shadow of Mount Edgecumbe is one of
the loveliest you will experience. Enjoy kayaking, hiking, biking, fishing, or
taking a sightseeing tour in order to experience the history and beauty of
this quaint community.* (B,L,D)
Thu, June 18: Discover Ketchikan, located in the heart of the Tongass
National Forest. Optional activities include a flightseeing trip to the Misty
Fjords National Monument, Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show & Crab Feast,
a sightseeing trip to explore Totem Bight State Park, or Saxman Native
Village to see the world’s largest collection of totem poles.* (B,L,D)
Fri, June 19: Cruise around Vancouver Island with an evening visit to
Victoria, British Columbia. Popular optional excursions include a visit
to Butchart Gardens, Orca Whale Watching, or a Victoria Highlights tour.
Butchart Gardens, a national historic site encompassing 55 beautiful acres,
opened in 1904 and is still privately owned by family descendants. (B,L,D)
Sat, June 20: Disembark in Seattle and fly home. (B)
*Additional costs apply for optional excursions.
Note: See Canada travel restrictions on page 25.
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COMPLETE PACKAGE
Price Per Person
Cat K
Inside
Cat F
Ocean View
Cat VD
Verandah
Double $2,869 $3,179 $3,749 $4,249
Single $4,149 $4,749 $5,899 $6,899
Cat SY
Signature Suite
Documents Required: Valid Passport; Deposit per person: $350; Final Payment: 2/27/20 ; Cancellation Policy: 105-0
Days: No Refund ; Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured. To purchase, call your Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
GLACIER BAY
NATIONAL PARK
Sitka
Juneau
Ketchikan
Trip Includes: roundtrip air from Indianapolis, escorted (with 15 or more guests), 1 night hotel accommodations, 7 nights
shipboard accommodations on Holland America Line’s ms Eurodam, 22 meals, sightseeing and admissions per itinerary,
transfers, taxes and port charges. Trip #7971
Victoria
SEATTLE
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ALASKA INSIDE PASSAGE CRUISE
Vancouver • Inside Passage • Juneau • Skagway • Glacier Bay National Park • Ketchikan
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August 14-22, 2020 • 9 Days
Bring your camera and binoculars for a spectacular cruise through Alaska’s scenic Inside Passage.
Visit the historic Alaskan towns of Skagway and Ketchikan, and cruise stunning Glacier Bay National Park.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Sightseeing tour in Vancouver
including Stanley Park and
Granville Island
• Experience Holland America
Line’s award-winning service
and five-star dining
• Visit the capital city of Juneau
• Port in the picturesque Gold
Rush town of Skagway
• Scenic cruising through
Glacier Bay National Park
• Shop the galleries on historic
Creek Street in Ketchikan
Ambassadair Add-ons
• Pre-cruise hotel night in
Vancouver
• Sightseeing tour in Vancouver
• Breakfast in Vancouver
• Cocktail party on board ship
Itinerary
Fri, Aug 14: Fly to Vancouver, British Columbia. Enjoy a sightseeing tour of
Vancouver en route to your downtown hotel.
Sat, Aug 15: After an included breakfast, enjoy the morning exploring Vancouver
on your own. Later, board the ms Koningsdam for scenic cruising as you set sail under
the Lions Gate Bridge towards Alaska. (Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Sun, Aug 16: Enjoy a day at sea cruising the Inside Passage. (B,L,D)
Mon, Aug 17: This morning, before arriving into Juneau, an optional tour to Tracy
Arm Fjord* is offered from the ship via catamaran. Nestled between 3,000-foot-high
granite walls, the narrow, twisting slice of ocean called Tracy Arm Fjord weaves
through the Tongass National Forest for roughly 35 miles. The shoreline is spotted
with waterfalls created by melting snowcaps, and trees sprouting at odd angles
from rocky outcroppings. The dramatic twin Sawyer Glaciers at the end of Tracy
Arm are framed by mountains on either side; and are often bathed in a light mist
that amplifies the blue hue of the glacial ice. The glaciers are home to wildlife such
as bears, wolves, and moose; while the fjord’s icy waters are a popular playground
for the seals and whales. Then, port in Juneau, the state capital of Alaska, offering
a bounty of water, forests, mountains, and glaciers to explore. Optional excursions
include the Taku Glacier Lodge Feast & Five Glacier Seaplane excursion, a visit to the
Mendenhall Glacier and the Juneau Icefield, whale watching, flightseeing, rafting,
fishing, dog sledding, and hiking.* (B,L,D)
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Tue, Aug 18: Port in the picturesque Gold Rush town of Skagway. A notto-be-missed
highlight in Skagway is the narrated White Pass & Yukon
narrow-gauge railway excursion.* Other optional excursions include glacier
helicopter flightseeing, hiking, or sightseeing tours.* (B,L,D)
Wed, Aug 19: Enjoy scenic cruising through Glacier Bay National Park.
Spend the day enjoying the gorgeous scenery while watching and listening
for calving glaciers. National Park Rangers will be on board to educate you
on the importance of this area and to help you spot seals, sea lions, sea
otters, and whales as you navigate through this spectacular waterway.
(B,L,D)
Thu, Aug 20: Discover Ketchikan, located in the heart of the Tongass
National Forest. Optional activities include a flightseeing trip to the Misty
Fjords National Monument, a Bering Sea Crab Fisherman’s adventure, a
sightseeing trip to explore Totem Bight State Park, or Saxman Native Village
to see the world’s largest collection of totem poles.* Meander along historic
Creek Street, once Ketchikan’s “red light” district, now lined with unique
shops and art galleries. (B,L,D)
Fri, Aug 21: Day at sea cruising Alaska’s Inside Passage. (B,L,D)
Sat, Aug 22: Disembark and fly home from Vancouver. (B)
*Additional costs apply for shore excursions
Note: See Canada travel restrictions on page 25.
GLACIER BAY
NATIONAL PARK
Skagway
Juneau
TRACY ARM
Ketchikan
INSIDE
PASSAGE
VANCOUVER
COMPLETE PACKAGE
Price Per Person
Cat J
Inside
Cat E
Ocean View
Cat VD
Verandah
Cat A
Vista Suite
Double $2,799 $3,499 $3,899 $4,339
Single $3,999 $5,399 $6,199 $7,069
Documents Required: Valid Passport; Deposit per person: $350; Final Payment: 4/30/20 ; Cancellation Policy: 105-0
Days: No Refund; Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured. To purchase, call your Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
HAVE MORE TIME FOR VACATION?
Our Canadian Rockies by Rail trip
is the perfect pre-cruise addition
– see pages 20-21 for details.
Trip Includes: roundtrip air from Indianapolis, escorted (with 15 or more guests), 1 night hotel accommodation in
Vancouver, 7 nights shipboard accommodations on Holland America Line’s ms Koningsdam, 22 meals, sightseeing and
admissions per itinerary, transfers, taxes and port charges. Trip # 7982
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GLACIER DISCOVERY CRUISE
Anchorage • Glacier Bay National Park • Haines (Skagway) • Juneau • Ketchikan •
Inside Passage • Vancouver
June 27-July 5, 2020 • 9 Days
Bring your camera and binoculars for a spectacular cruise through Alaska’s scenic Inside Passage.
Visit the historic Alaskan towns of Juneau and Ketchikan, and cruise stunning Glacier Bay National Park.
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HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Discover Anchorage with
pre-cruise overnight
• Scenic cruising in Glacier Bay
National Park
• Full day and evening in port
at Haines, gateway to visit the
Gold Rush town of Skagway
• A variety of optional activities
in both Juneau and Ketchikan
• Carefree cruising on Holland
America Line’s ms Noordam
Ambassadair Add-ons
• Pre-cruise overnight in
downtown Anchorage
• Welcome breakfast at
Anchorage hotel
• Cocktail party onboard ship
Price: from $3,049 p/p double •
from $4,369 single.
Documents Required: Valid Passport; Deposit
per person: $350; Final Payment: 03/12/20;
Cancellation Policy: 105-0 Days: No Refund;
Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured. To
purchase, call your Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
Trip Includes: roundtrip air from Indianapolis,
locally hosted, , 1 night hotel accommodations,
7 nights shipboard accommodations on Holland
America Line’s ms Noordam, 21 meals, transfers,
taxes and port charges.
Trip # 7979
Itinerary
Sat, June 27: Fly to Anchorage, Alaska and overnight downtown, joining the Denali
Adventure group.
Sun, June 28: Enjoy breakfast with fellow travelers. Travel along the scenic Turnagain
Arm to board Holland America Line’s ms Noordam. (B,D)
Mon, June 29: At sea, relax and enjoy the ship. (B,L,D)
Tue, June 30: Cruise Glacier Bay National Park. Spend the day on deck and watch
for seals, sea lions and whales! Sail close to actively calving glaciers as National Park
Rangers provide commentary. (B,L,D)
Wed, July 1: Visit Haines, your springboard for seeking adventure and learning
about their earliest residents, the Tlingit. Or opt for the nearby port of Skagway,
an historic Gold Rush town, and home to the White Pass & Yukon narrow-gauge
railway.* A water transfer is required to travel from Haines to Skagway.* (B,L,D)
Thu, July 2: Cruise to Juneau, surrounded by water, forests, mountains and glaciers,
offering a variety of optional activities. Highlights include the Taku Glacier Lodge
(seaplane flight and feast), the Mendenhall Glacier and the Juneau Icefields, whale
watching, rafting, fishing, and dog sledding.* (B,L,D)
Fri, July 3: In Ketchikan, have the opportunity to view the world’s largest collection
of totem poles, see the Lumberjack Show* or stroll along the boardwalk to historic
Creek Street. (B,L,D)
Sat, July 4: At sea, cruising the Inside Passage. (B,L,D)
Sun, July 5: Arrive in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Transfer to the airport
and fly home. (B)
Option to extend your stay! Vancouver and Victoria
Disembark in Vancouver and ferry to Victoria where you will visit world-famous
Butchart Gardens. Tour downtown Victoria and stay one night at the Fairmont Empress
Hotel. The following afternoon, ferry back to Vancouver and check in for one night at a
downtown hotel. Explore Vancouver at your leisure this evening.
*Additional costs apply for shore excursions. Note: See Canada travel restrictions on page 25.
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TRAVEL BY LAND
Travel deep into the heart of Alaska. See National Parks,
fish the crystal-clear waters, experience SilverLeaf
rail service on the Rocky Mountaineer, or chase the
Northern Lights. Choose any of these once in a lifetime
land tours, and see what makes Alaska so memorable.
FISHING IN ALASKA
Roundtrip from Ketchikan: Spend three nights at Waterfall
Resort, a salmon cannery turned legendary fishing resort.
From Ketchikan, board a floatplane bound for remote Prince
of Wales Island. Add a little sea swagger to your step and head
out with expert guides to catch salmon, halibut, lingcod, and
more. Experience the heart of Alaska’s wilderness, devour
hearty local fare, and swap fish tales in the saloon.
ALASKA NATIONAL PARKS
Round trip from Anchorage: Travel by way of the Seward
Highway to visit Kenai Fjords National Park, where nearly 40
glaciers flow from the Harding Icefield. Ride in a deluxe dome
railcar to Talkeetna. Spend two nights in a park lodge in Denali
National Park, which is six million acres of wild land, including
America’s tallest peak – Denali.
CANADIAN ROCKIES BY RAIL
Travel from Calgary to Vancouver: Tour Banff National Park
and see Bow Falls, Lake Minnewanka, Surprise Corner, and the
Hoodoos. Visit Yoho National Park, and admire the reflection
of Victoria Glacier on Lake Louise. Spend two days traveling
from Banff to Vancouver aboard the Rocky Mountaineer
enjoying stunning scenery and all-inclusive SilverLeaf service.
NORTHERN LIGHTS & IDITAROD
Travel from Anchorage to Fairbanks: See the start of the
Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, then set off in search of the
northern lights with exciting expeditions and breathtaking
views along the way. Ride the Aurora Winter Train enjoying
panoramic vistas and wildlife. Take a dog sled ride along trails
where teams train, and soak in the mineral-rich waters at
Chena Hot Springs Resort.
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FISHING IN ALASKA
Ketchikan • Prince of Wales Island • Alaska’s Inside Passage
Courtesy of The Waterfall Group
Summer 2020 • 7 Days
Prince of Wales Island has been a top drawer for fisherman since the late 1800’s. Join anglers from
around the world to catch king or silver salmon, halibut, lingcod, and more. Spot humpback whales, bald
eagles, and sea otters at play. Discover the breathtaking scenery and warm hospitality at the secluded
Waterfall Resort.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Two full days and two half days of
fishing
• Fishing equipment, trimming
and packing provided
• U.S. Coast Guard licensed guides
• Roundtrip scenic floatplane
transfers to Waterfall Resort
• Stay on pristine Prince of Wales
Island
• Hearty Alaskan-style meals
Price: coming soon.
Trip Includes: locally hosted, 6 nights
accommodations, 13 meals, sightseeing and
admissions per itinerary, ground transportation.
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in Ketchikan and transfer to your hotel. The balance of the day is yours.
Day 2: Transfer by floatplane to the Waterfall Resort on Prince of Wales Island, located in
the rainforest that defines most of Alaska’s Inside Passage. Head out for an exhilarating
afternoon of fishing with lunch on board. Expert U.S. Coast Guard licensed guides will
be your new best friends on the water, and the fishing cruisers are equipped for comfort
and include an arsenal of field-tested equipment. Return to the resort, and settle into
your accommodations. Take a walk to view the nearby waterfall, then savor an Alaskan
inspired buffet dinner. In the evenings at the resort, The Lagoon Saloon opens for fun and
laughter; a place to swap fishing stories, taste a local brew or play a game of pool. (Meals:
Lunch, Dinner)
Day 3: After an early breakfast, meet your guide to head out for a full day of fishing. Off
the island’s craggy western shore, a nutrient-rich spring runoff and a confluence of ocean
currents create an ideal habitat for seasonal runs of king or silver salmon, as well as halibut,
lingcod, and more. Return to the resort this afternoon. (B,L,D)
Day 4: Today could be the day you reel in the fish that makes the King of Kings Salmon
Tournament leaderboard! Following the excursion, return to the resort for dinner. (B,L,D)
Day 5: Take an early morning opportunity to increase your bounty or choose to relax and
enjoy the views. Return in time for the catch to be trimmed and packaged. Enjoy lunch
before boarding the floatplane to return to Ketchikan for a two-night stay. (B,L)
Day 6: Sightseeing opportunities abound today in Ketchikan. Choose to stroll the
boarded walkways along famous Creek Street, glide along the Misty Fjords, take to
the tree-tops on the Bear Creek Zipline or visit nearby Saxman Totem Village*. Enjoy a
Farewell Dinner with the group this evening. (B,D)
Day 7: Transfer to the airport in Ketchikan for your flights home. (B)
*Additional costs apply for optional excursions.
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ALASKA’S NATIONAL PARKS
Anchorage • Denali National Park • Talkeetna • Seward • Kenai Fjords National Park
August 20-27, 2020 • 8 Days
This Alaskan land adventure tour is a great introduction to the national parks of America’s Last Frontier
and the state’s most popular wildlife! In fact, wildlife watching is a highlight of this trip: Watch for moose,
caribou, mountain goats, bears, whales, sea lions, bald eagles, puffins and hundreds of other bird species.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Two nights in Denali National
Park including a Tundra
Wilderness Tour deep into the
park
• Scenic wildlife and glacier cruise
in Kenai Fjords National Park
• Ride deluxe dome railcars from
Denali National Park to Talkeetna
• Deluxe hotels including the
Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge with
views of Denali and the Alaska
Range
Price: $4,799 p/p double • $5,659 single.
Documents Required: Valid U.S. government
issued photo I.D.; Deposit per person: $300;
Final Payment: 5/22/20; Cancellation Policy:
Booking-91 days: $150; 90-0 Days – No Refund;
Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured. To
purchase, call your Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
Trip Includes: roundtrip air from Indianapolis,
escorted, 7 nights hotel accommodations, 10
meals, sightseeing and admissions per itinerary,
ground transportation (motorcoach, dome
railcar). Trip #7985
Itinerary
Thu, Aug 20: Fly to Anchorage, Alaska. Meet your Alaska guide and transfer to the hotel.
Fri, Aug 21: Board the motorcoach for a journey north to Denali National Park. The
route takes you along the scenic Parks highway where you will make several stops
along the way. Watch for a glimpse of majestic Denali and wildlife. A Welcome Dinner is
included this evening. (Meals: Breakfast, Dinner)
Sat, Aug 22: Travel deep into Denali National Park on the Tundra Wilderness Tour and
search the vast wilderness for bears, moose, caribou, and Dall sheep. This six-to-eighthour
journey is narrated, allowing for insight into the flora and fauna. Return to the hotel
and explore Denali at your leisure by either participating in a complimentary park service
activity or optional tour.* Choose from river rafting, flightseeing, a jet boat safari on the
Nenana River, or a visit to an Iditarod champion’s dog kennel.* (B,S)
Sun, Aug 23: This morning will be at leisure for optional tours.* Then transfer to the
Denali Rail Depot to board a deluxe dome railcar for a scenic rail journey south to the
quaint town of Talkeetna. (B)
Mon, Aug 24: Board a motorcoach for today’s grand adventure to Seward, gateway to
Kenai Fjords National Park. As you travel along the scenic Turnagain Arm, keep an eye out
for Dall sheep high up in the rocky cliffs, as well as moose, bears, and eagles. (B)
Tue, Aug 25: Board a glacier and wildlife cruise and travel through majestic Kenai Fjords
National Park. Pass by the face of a glacier and keep your eyes open for seals, sea lions,
sea otters, whales, walrus, bears, eagles, puffins, and more. (B,L)
Wed, Aug 26: Travel by motorcoach to Anchorage. Enjoy a brief city tour, which includes
the historic downtown district and Anchorage Museum. Tonight, enjoy a group Farewell
Dinner. (B,D)
Thu, Aug 27: Transfer to the Anchorage airport and fly home. (B)
*Additional costs apply for optional excursions.
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CANADIAN ROCKIES BY RAIL
Calgary • Yoho National Park • Banff National Park • Lake Louise • Athabasca Glacier • Kamloops • Vancouver
August 8-15, 2020 • 8 Days
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Travel by train taking in views of snow-capped mountains, glacial lakes, and the unspoiled wilderness
of Canada. Spend two days aboard the Rocky Mountaineer enjoying the SilverLeaf service. Day trips take
you to unforgettable Lake Louise and along one of the world’s most spectacular roads, the Icefields Parkway.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• Panoramic helicopter tour
• Banff Gondola ride
• Glacier Skywalk and Ice
Explorer excursion on
Athabasca Glacier
• Ride the train through the
Spiral Tunnels
• 2-day SilverLeaf rail service
on the Rocky Mountaineer
from Banff to Vancouver
• All daylight train travel
• Dome coach with
oversized windows
• Captivating narration
from onboard host
• Regionally inspired
gourmet meals serviced
at your seat
• Complimentary
alcoholic and nonalcoholic
beverages and
gourmet snacks
• Onboard gratuities
• Vancouver sightseeing tour
Itinerary
Sat, Aug 8: Fly to Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Transfer to the Delta Calgary
Downtown and enjoy the day at leisure.
Sun, Aug 9: Depart Calgary via motorcoach concluding in Banff. Stop for
a helicopter tour with incredible views of the Rockies. See Bow Falls, Lake
Minnewanka, Surprise Corner, and the Hoodoos. Enjoy breathtaking views of the
Rocky Mountains with a gondola ride to an elevation of almost 7,500 feet. Check in
to the Banff Caribou Lodge & Spa for the next three nights.
Mon, Aug 10: Today’s touring includes Yoho National Park and Banff National
Park. Visit Lake Louise, often known as the “Jewel of the Canadian Rockies,” where
the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise proudly stands at one end and the Victoria
Glacier reflects off the other. Marvel at Emerald Lake and stop at the Spiral Tunnels
viewpoint, where three lines of railway are laid at different elevations to cross the
Kicking Horse River on four bridges.
Tue, Aug 11: Travel along one of the most scenic highways in the world, the
Icefields Parkway. Visit the Columbia Icefield and take an Ice Explorer excursion to
the middle of the Athabasca Glacier and learn about how it was formed and its
geological features. Step out onto the Glacier Skywalk, a glass platform that features
the only unobstructed, completely accessible glacier view in the world! Return to
Banff for one last night.
Wed, Aug 12: Board the Rocky Mountaineer and travel to Kamloops in the heart of
British Columbia interior. Travel across ranchlands, along rocky lakeshores, over high
mountain passes, and through the remarkable tunnels that form part of the rich rail
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history of the Canadian Rockies. Today’s highlights include Craigellachie —
where the last spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway was driven, the climb
over Rogers Pass, Kicking Horse Canyon, the Spiral Tunnels, and the glaciers
and snow-capped peaks of the Canadian Rockies. Overnight in Kamloops*
(Meals: Breakfast, Lunch)
Thu, Aug 13: Your rail journey continues towards the Pacific Ocean and the
coastal city of Vancouver. See dramatic changes in scenery, from the desertlike
environment of the Interior, through winding river canyons and pristine
forests, to the Coast and Cascade Mountains and the lush green fields of the
Fraser Valley. Highlights include the steep slopes and rock sheds along the
Thompson River and the rushing waters of Hell’s Gate in the Fraser Canyon.
End in Vancouver for a two-night stay at the Sheraton Wall Centre. (B,L)
Fri, Aug 14: Enjoy a sightseeing tour of Vancouver. Take a gondola at
Grouse Mountain for breathtaking views of the city, ocean, and surrounding
mountains, and visit Capilano Suspension Bridge to walk across the world’s
longest suspension foot bridge perched 230 feet above Capilano Canyon
and a thriving coastal rainforest. The evening is yours to explore at leisure.
Sat, Aug 15: Transfer to the Vancouver Airport and fly home. Or, book the
Inside Passage Cruise and continue on to explore Alaska! (See page 14-15)
*All hotels in Kamloops offer moderate accommodations.
COMPLETE PACKAGE
Price Per Person
Double $4,999
Single $6,329
Documents Required: Valid Passport; Deposit per person: $600; Final Payment: 5/8/20 ; Cancellation Policy: Booking-
251 Days: $150; 250-91 Days $600; 90-0 Days: No Refund; Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured. To purchase, call your
Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
HAVE MORE TIME FOR VACATION?
Our Inside Passage Cruise is the
perfect post-trip addition – see
pages 14-15 for details.
Trip Includes: roundtrip air from Indianapolis, escorted, 7 nights hotel accommodations, 4 meals, sightseeing and
admissions per itinerary, ground transportation (motorcoach, dome railcar). Trip # 7936
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ALASKA’S NORTHERN LIGHTS & IDITAROD
Anchorage • Willow • Whittier • Talkeetna • Chena Hot Springs • Fairbanks
March 4-13, 2020 • 10 Days
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A winter adventure awaits in Alaska! Be there for the start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race®, then set off in
search of the northern lights with exciting adventures and breathtaking views along the way. Unwind in quirky
Talkeetna and at Chena Hot Springs Resort, located under one of the most active bands of aurora activity.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
• 2 nights at Chena Hot
Springs Resort with
opportunity to see the
northern lights
• Glacier cruise to the face of
two tidewater glaciers
• Aurora Winter Train from
Talkeetna to Fairbanks
• Dog mushing experience
• Ceremonial and official
starts of the Iditarod Trail
Sled Dog Race
• Attend the Mushers
Banquet
• Visit the headquarters of the
Iditarod
• Mountain side
accommodations at
Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge
Itinerary
Wed, Mar 4: Arrive in Anchorage, Alaska. Check in to the Hilton Anchorage for four
nights.
Thu, Mar 5: Travel to Willow to visit an Iditarod team kennel and ride along trails
that have trained multiple winning teams. Meet the dogs and learn how they are
hooked up before heading out on the trail for a 5-7 mile ride. This evening, mingle
with mushers and other race enthusiasts at the Iditarod gala known as the Mushers
Banquet. Watch as the starting places are drawn, enjoy dinner, and celebrate “The
Last Great Race.” (Meals: Breakfast, Dinner)
Fri, Mar 6: Travel along the scenic Turnagain Arm to Whittier for an amazing
glacier cruise to the face of two tidewater glaciers. See the numerous waterfalls and
hanging glaciers as you cruise among the sheer cliff walls and wide glacier out wash
streams. You may also get a glimpse of sea otters and harbor seals that make their
home in this part of the sound. (B)
Sat, Mar 7: Excitement begins for race fans and mushers on 4th Avenue at the
ceremonial start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race®. Visit the Alaska Native Heritage
Center to learn about Alaska’s indigenous cultures and traditional ways of life. (B,D)
Sun, Mar 8: Travel to Willow to see the official start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog
Race®. A tradition since 1973, the race follows the Iditarod Trail, a dogsled highway
that was designed in the 1920s to transport supplies and medicine. Visit the Iditarod
Race Headquarters then travel to Talkeetna. Check in to the Talkeetna Alaskan
Lodge, offering majestic views of the tallest peak in North America — Denali! Be sure
to keep an eye to the sky for an opportunity to view the aurora borealis. (B)
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Mon, Mar 9: Visit the Walter Harper Talkeetna Ranger Station, where every
climber must check in before heading off to climb the 20,310-foot Denali,
and the Talkeetna Historical Society Museum. Partake in activities available
at the lodge or explore the town. Perhaps you’ll want to book a snowmobile
tour, hike, or simply enjoy the view as you relax next to the 46-foot river rock
fireplace in the lodge. (B,L)
Tue, Mar 10: Depart on the Aurora Winter Train for Fairbanks, arriving in the
evening. Traverse the Alaska Range and enjoy stunning views of panoramic
vistas, wildlife, river valleys, and rocky gorges. Transfer to Chena Hot
Springs Resort for a two night stay. (B)
Wed, Mar 11: Soak in the natural hot springs, visit the Aurora Ice Museum,
and consider the variety of optional activities available from flightseeing
and snowmobiling to cross country skiing and snowshoeing. Tonight, book
an optional snowcoach tour or walk up the hill to the Aurorium, a heated
log cabin with large, northeast facing windows, to view the northern lights
(conditions permitting). (B)
Thu, Mar 12: Transfer to Fairbanks and visit the World Ice Art
Championships, an astonishing array of ice sculptures. Enjoy a Farewell
Meal before departing for home (overnight flight). (B,D)
Fri, Mar 13: Arrive home.
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Price Per Person
Double $3,179
Single $3,899
Documents Required: Valid U.S. government issued photo I.D.; Deposit per person: $300; Final Payment: 01/03/20;
Cancellation Policy: Booking-61 Days: $150; 60-0 Days: No Refund; Optional Trip Insurance through Travel Insured. To
purchase, call your Ambassadair Travel Counselor.
Trip Includes: escorted, 8 nights hotel accommodations, 12 meals, sightseeing and admissions per itinerary, ground
transportation. Trip # 7957
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With non-age based pricing, the plan cost is determined
from trip cost alone. Talk to your Amabassadair Travel
Counselor to purchase trip insurance for your Alaska trip!
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from Indianapolis unless otherwise noted (including
current taxes and fuel surcharges, subject to change). If
there is an increase you will be notified prior to departure.
“Land Only” prices can be found online at ambassadair.
com and do not include air travel, airline fees, airport or
departure taxes, or transfers.
We are not responsible for air arrangements you have
made on your own. Grueninger reserves the right to
cancel or re-schedule any tour departure. Grueninger’s
only liability will be to refund to the passenger the
amount it has received for the “Land Only” booking
(less any applicable fees). Any air tickets or other travel
arrangements purchased outside of the complete
Grueninger “Package with Air” will not be the liability of
Grueninger in the case of trip cancellation or schedule
change.
PRICE EXCLUSIONS Package prices do not include any
items other than those listed in the tour itinerary. Visas,
passport fees, incidental charges (snacks, laundry, phone
calls, WIFI, etc.), beverages, meals not mentioned, items
of a personal nature and gratuities for your travel director,
motorcoach driver, hotel housekeepers, or cruise ship
staff are not included. Airline fees such as checked and/or
excess baggage or seat selections are not included.
RESERVATIONS & PAYMENT Based on the price of the
trip, a per person deposit of $150 or greater is required
to confirm your reservation. Upon confirmation of
reservation, balance of payment is due 60 to 90 days prior
to departure date, or earlier if specified. Deposit amounts
and final payment dates vary by trip, and details can be
found on the specific trip page at ambassadair.com. For
reservations made within the final payment date, full
payment is due immediately; a deposit or full payment
may be taken if you are placed on a waitlist. All checks and
money orders should be made payable to Ambassadair
or Grueninger Travel Group. We also accept MasterCard,
Visa, and Discover. Grueninger reserves the right to cancel
any reservation and imposed cancellation charges if any
payment Is not received per the payment schedule found
on the specific trip page at ambassadair.com.
CANCELLATION & REFUND You have the right to cancel
your reservation and receive a full refund, less a per
person cancellation fee, any time prior to final payment.
Trip cancellation fees and final payment dates vary by
trip, and details can be found on the specific trip page
at mbassadair.com. Participants who cancel within the
penalty date will forfeit the total amount of the reservation.
All refunds will be processed according to the manner in
which you paid. Unless stated otherwise in these terms
and conditions, please allow thirty (30) days for refunds
to be processed. Grueninger reserves the right to cancel
any reservation and imposed cancellation charges if
any payment is not received per the payment schedule
found on the specific trip page at ambassadair.com. To
avoid cancellation fees, we recommend optional Travel
Protection or Cancellation Waiver.
TRAVEL PROTECTION/CANCELLATION WAIVER Optional
Travel Protection may be purchased and is strongly
recommended. Travel Protection is through Travel Insured
International and must be purchased with Grueninger no
later than at the time of final payment. Travel Protection
with Cancel for Any Reason (CFAR) must be purchased
within 14 days of the initial trip deposit. Coverage includes
Trip Cancellation/Trip Interruption, Emergency Medical
and Emergency Medical Evacuation/Repatriation, Trip
Delay, Baggage Delay and much more. This is a brief
description of benefits; certain terms, conditions, limitation
and exclusions apply. You may request a copy of the Group
Deluxe Travel Protection Plan Description of Coverage
prior to purchase by contacting a Grueninger Travel
Counselor. Grueninger cannot be held responsible for
policies enforced by Travel Insured. The Travel Protection
Plan is underwritten by United States Fire Insurance
Company.
For trips that Travel Protection is not offered including
charter flights and motorcoach day trips, Cancellation
Waiver is offered. This covers any penalties incurred by
changes or cancellation up to 24 hours prior to departure
of air and/or ground components. It does not cover trip
protection fees, non-refundable optional tours, one-way
travel, or voluntary changes made to your plans that
result in a price increase. The Cancellation Waiver may
only be purchased at the time of booking and is valid for
new bookings only on selected trips. If the Cancellation
Waiver is desired, it must be purchased by each paying
passenger on the reservation and each person sharing
accommodations.
CHANGES Any changes you make regarding your
reservation are subject to a $50 per person change fee
plus any applicable cancellation charges or increases in the
package price.
ITINERARIES Grueninger continually strives to improve
travel itineraries. If such improvements can be made we
reserve the right to vary itineraries and to substitute hotels.
If unforeseen circumstances beyond our control make
changes necessary, we will make every effort to substitute
hotels and venues of similar standard and location
whenever possible.
TRAVEL DOCUMENTS Final documents will be issued by mail
or electronically approximately 10-14 days prior to departure.
Documents will not be delivered without full payment on a
reservation. It is the Participant’s sole responsibility to review
these documents for accuracy. Grueninger will not be liable
for inaccuracies in any travel documents
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REQUIREMENTS Participant is responsible for obtaining
the appropriate identification and documentation to
travel by air domestically or internationally. Grueninger’s
cancellation penalties will apply if the traveler cancels the
trip because they are unable to obtain the appropriate
identification (I.e. passports, visas). Regulations specifically
state that all passengers must present a government
issued photo identification when boarding (both ways).
It is the responsibility of the Participant to provide the
correct spelling of their full name as it appears on their
government issued I.D. If their name does not match
the ticket issued, there will be change fees that are the
responsibility of the Participant. Any person who cannot
prove that he or she is the person designated on the
reservation will not be allowed to board the aircraft.
International flights require that you be able to present
a valid U.S. passport as required. We recommend that
your passport has six months validity and at least 3 blank
pages. Non-U.S. citizens should consult the consulate of
host country regarding documentation required. It is the
Participant’s sole responsibility to be aware of the airline
and airport security documentation requirements and to
produce appropriate documentation. Grueninger bears
no responsibility for such information and will not be
responsible for advising and/or obtaining required travel
documentation for any guests, or for any delays, damages
and/or losses including missed portions of the trip due to
improper documentation.
CANADA TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS Any person may be
denied entry to Canada for reasons including, but not
limited to, security risks, health issues, financial condition,
and involvement in criminal activity (regardless of degree
or length of time since such crimes occurred) such as DUI,
DWI, reckless driving, negligent driving, misdemeanor
drug possession, all felonies, domestic violence,
shoplifting, theft, and other crimes. It is recommended that
a person who has ever been charged with, or convicted of
a crime obtain the necessary approval documents before
attempting to enter Canada. To learn more about applying
for and receiving these approvals and corresponding
documentation, we strongly recommend that you visit the
following website or details regarding the requirements
and process: www. cic.gc.ca/english/information/
inadmissibility/index.asp. This is only a guide. A Canadian
immigration officer will decide if you can enter Canada
when you arrive at a port of entry.
CHILDREN TRAVELING Children 17 and under must be
accompanied by an adult. Federal Air Regulations require
that any child over the age of 24 months must occupy a
separate seat. A birth certificate is required to validate age
of all infants under age two. Reduced prices for children
on ground packages are based on children sharing a room
with two adults. Passports are required for all international
travel regardless of age. For Aruba and all Mexican
destinations, any child 17 years or younger not traveling
with both parents is required to carry a Parental Consent
Form or permission letter signed by both parents and
notarized at time of check-in.
BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE & LIABILITY Baggage allowance
and fees vary and are not covered in the cost of the trip.
For specific allowances and fees, see airline and refer to
Grueninger’s documents, issued approximately 10-14 days
before the trip. Questions regarding baggage restrictions
on commercial carriers should be directed to that
particular airline.
AIR CARRIERS All trips are via commercial air carriers unless
otherwise noted. Grueninger acts as a sales agent for air
carriers and reserves the right to designate any air carrier,
including commuters and charter services, connecting
routing and schedule from Indianapolis. Tickets issued are
highly restrictive and may not be reissued, revalidated, or
exchanged for another carrier or routing.
AIR SCHEDULE Flight schedules are confirmed by
Grueninger as early as 60 days prior to departure date. A
tentative flight schedule may be given. You will receive
your air schedule with your final documents approximately
10-14 days prior to departure. However, these schedules
and air carriers are subject to change without notice prior
to departure.
SEAT AND ROOM ASSIGNMENTS Seating and room
requests made at the time of booking will be considered;
however, these are requests, not guarantees. Although
your seating preferences are forwarded to the airline, the
airline cannot always honor these requests and pricing
does not include assigned seats.
TRAVEL DIRECTORS All departures designated “Escorted”
with 20 Participants or more will have an Grueninger Travel
Director throughout the trip.
ACTIVITY LEVEL The amount of walking varies according to
the tour. In general, European destinations require more
walking over uneven surfaces. Please call a Grueninger
Travel Counselor who can answer questions regarding the
activity level per trip.
TRAVELERS NEEDING SPECIAL ASSISTANCE Participants
with disabilities are welcome and must always be
accompanied by a companion capable of providing all
required and needed assistance and must not require
special assistance from Grueninger or its suppliers.
The Participant must notify Grueninger regarding any
disabilities, in writing, during the trip reservation process
and of the identity of the non-discounted, paid travel
companion who will be responsible for providing all
necessary assistance. The Participant should notify
Grueninger if ADA accessible accommodations are
needed at the time of reservation. Grueninger will make
all reasonable efforts to accommodate this request,
but cannot be responsible if ADA accommodations
are not available. Any accommodations provided will
be at the sole expense of the participant requiring the
accommodation.
Neither Grueninger nor its partners, nor its suppliers, may
physically lift or assist clients into transportation vehicles.
Any participant that uses oxygen must work with the
airline directly to obtain approval.
For safety and liability reasons, Grueninger and its
representatives cannot be responsible for directly
accommodating any food allergies, or dietary
requirements and restrictions, and is not responsible
for any issues or problems associated with the same. All
scenarios and special dietary requests regarding food and
drink, including allergies, or dietary requirements and
restrictions, are the sole responsibility of the participant.
While most meal establishments can offer general
options, Grueninger cannot guarantee that options will be
available. Just in case, we recommend packing extra food/
snacks if accommodations cannot be met.
PHOTOGRAPHY ON TOUR Grueninger may, at times,
use photographs taken by your Travel Director or fellow
Participants for promotional purposes. If you prefer that
your likeness not be used, please tell your Travel Director
or a Grueninger representative.
SUPPLIERS’ LIABILITIES Grueninger makes arrangements
with air carriers, hotels, car rental companies, and other
independent parties to provide you with travel services
you purchase. These services are subject to the conditions
imposed by these suppliers, and their liability may
be limited by their tariffs, conditions of carriage, and
international agreements.
RESPONSIBILITY CLAUSE Neither Grueninger, its affiliated
entities and their employees, shareholders, officers,
directors, successors, agents, and assigns (collectively
Grueninger), own or operate any person or entity which
is to or does provide goods or services for these trips. You
agree to be bound by the conditions of carriage for all
transportation providers. All tickets, receipts, coupons, and
vouchers are issued subject to the terms and conditions
specified by each supplier, and by accepting the coupons,
vouchers, and tickets, or utilizing the services, all customers
agree that neither Grueninger, nor its employees, agents,
or representatives are or may be liable for any loss, injury,
or damage to any tour participant or their belongings,
or otherwise, in connection with any service supplied
or not supplied resulting directly or indirectly from any
occurrence beyond the control of Grueninger. Grueninger
does not maintain control or operate the personal,
equipment, or operations of these suppliers it uses and as
such Grueninger assumes no responsibility for and cannot
be held liable for any personal injury, death, property
damage or other loss, accident, delay, inconvenience,
or irregularity which may be occasioned by reason of
(1) any wrongful, negligent, willful or unauthorized acts
or omissions on the part of any of the suppliers or other
employees or agents, (2) any defect in or failure of any
vehicle, equipment, or instrument owned, operated
or otherwise used by any of these suppliers, or (3) any
wrongful, willful or negligent act or omission on the
part of any other party. Without limiting the foregoing,
Grueninger accepts no responsibility for any risk or
resulting injury, criminal activity, weather or other acts of
God, accidents, disease, epidemics or the threat thereof,
illness, the provision of inappropriate or no medical
attention or access to appropriate medical attention, the
demands of indoor or outdoor activities, strikes, political
or civil unrest, overbooking, structural or other defective
conditions in hotels or other lodging facilities, acts of
terrorism or the threat thereof, insurrection or revolt, or
any other event beyond its direct control.
No refunds will be made for features in the trip not
utilized. The cost of replacing lost or stolen tickets is the
responsibility of the passenger. If a flight or transfer by
motorcoach or train is missed, whether by weather or
other conditions beyond Grueninger’s control, participant
is responsible to make his or her own arrangements and
to pay all charges associated therewith. Participant’s
retention of tickets, reservations, or bookings after
issuance shall constitute consent to the above. Grueninger
issues airline tickets, hotel confirmations, and other
travel documents for such services as an agent for the
companies that provided these services directly. Airline
tickets and hotel accommodations are subject to all terms
and conditions of the respective suppliers (airlines, hotel
chains, etc.) regarding travel. These suppliers may limit or
exclude the accrual of frequent flyer or reward program
points.
Both the U.S. State Department and the Centers for Disease
Control publish and update important country-specific
information for travelers. We strongly recommend that
you review them. They can presently be found at: https://
travelstate.gov/content/passports/en/alertswarnings.html
and https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/notices.
Grueninger in its sole discretion reserves the right to
decline to accept any participant as a member of these
trips. Grueninger reserves the right in its sole discretion
to terminate any participant who does not abide by its
rules and regulations, and/or whose conduct is deemed
to be such as to endanger the participant, the success
of the program, or the welfare of other participants,
staff members and/or third parties. In the event of
such termination, the participant will be sent home at
the expense of the participant and his or her parent or
guardian. The manner and means of transporting the
participant home shall be determined exclusively by
Grueninger. In the event of such termination, there will
be no refund whatsoever. The participant is personally
liable to Grueninger for any damages caused by improper
conduct. Grueninger may cancel any trip because of
insufficient enrollment or for any other reason. The terms
set forth in this agreement constitute the entire agreement
between participant and Grueninger. Any amendment to
this agreement must be made in writing and signed by
both parties.
Participants agree to hold Grueninger harmless for
himself/herself/their self and his/her/their heirs and any
of their minors, guests, and invitees and acknowledges
the inherent risks involved in the use of the hotel’s
swimming pool and/or body of water, which risks include,
but are not limited to bodily injury, sickness, disease
or death from using the swimming pool or body of
water. Participants also acknowledge and understand
that use of the swimming pool or body of water by the
participants is potentially dangerous and that the type
of injury or damage described above can occur when
using the swimming pool or body of water. PARTICIPANTS
UNDERSTAND THERE WILL BE NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY
AND IF THE PARTICIPANTS CHOOSE TO SWIM, THEY WILL
DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK.
Participants hereby releases Grueninger, its staff and
management, from any liability and/or responsibility for
possible damage done by the Participant to the Hotel,
or any other facility used during the tour, including:
buses; vehicles, the various attraction facilities and/or
performance facilities. Participant understands that full
responsibility for damage, if such is incurred, rests entirely
with the Participant to settle any claims, resulting from said
damage, directly with the claimant.
SEVERABILITY If any provision of these terms and
conditions shall be held unenforceable, such provision
shall be struck and the remainder shall remain enforceable.
CHOICE OF LAW This agreement is governed in all respects
by the laws of the state of Indiana without regard to
conflicts of law principles. All Participant claims must be
submitted in writing and received by Grueninger no later
than sixty (60) days after the completion of the Grueninger
trip. Participant claims not submitted and received within
this time shall be deemed waived and barred.
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9011 N. Meridian Street
Suite 100
Indianapolis, IN 46260
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