2026 Departures
Daily from June 1 to September 30.
Suggested Itinerary:
DAY 1 - ANCHORAGE
Arrival in Anchorage and transfer by shuttle service provided by the hotel. Accommodation.
DAY 2 - ANCHORAGE / PALMER
(75 km) In the morning, pick up the RV. Departure to Palmer enjoying views of the Chugach and Talkeetna Mountains, and Pioneer Peak. Accommodation at campsite.
DAY 3 PALMER / DENALI
(322 km) Departure to Denali National Park via the Parks Highway, crossing the Matanuska-Susitna Valley and Denali State Park. Stop along the way to visit the town of Talkeetna. Accommodation at campsite.
DAY 4 - DENALI
Located in the heart of Alaska, Denali National Park encompasses over 24,500 km² of wilderness. It is home to Mount Denali, the highest mountain in North America at 6,194 m. Along its single road, you can observe rich wildlife: grizzly bears, caribou, wolves, moose and more than 160 bird species. Accommodation at campsite.
DAY 5 - DENALI / FAIRBANKS
(205 km) Departure via the Parks Highway heading north to Fairbanks. Accompanied by the incredible landscape of forests and mountains, we will pass through towns such as Healy, Nenana and the community of Ester, an old mining camp. Arrival in Fairbanks. Accommodation at campsite.
DAY 6 - FAIRBANSKS
Located in the interior of Alaska, Fairbanks combines the wild beauty of the north with the comforts of a modern city. It is famous for its unique natural phenomena: the midnight sun in summer and the northern lights in winter. Accommodation at campsite.
DAY 7 - FAIRBANSKS / GLENNALLEN
(390 km) Departure from Fairbanks with a first stop in North Pole, Santa Claus's home in Alaska, continuing to Glennallen. During the journey, you cross spectacular landscapes, including views from Delta Junction and the Alaska Range. Accommodation at campsite.
DAY 8 - GLENNALLEN / VALDEZ
(195 km) Departure via the Richardson Highway, bordered by mountains, glaciers and rivers. A stop at Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Worthington Glacier, one of Alaska's most accessible glaciers, is recommended. Cross Thompson Pass, a mountain pass offering panoramic views of the Chugach Mountains and Keystone Canyon, where rock walls rise on both sides of the road. Arrival in Valdez, a coastal town surrounded by mountains and glaciers. Accommodation at campsite.
DAY 9 - VALDEZ / SEWARD
(140 km) Departure by ferry through Prince William Sound to Whittier. After crossing through the single-lane Whittier-Portage Tunnel, a stop at the Begich Boggs Visitor Center at Portage Lake is recommended. Continue to Seward. Accommodation at campsite.
DAY 10 - SEWARD
Seward offers a variety of activities. A must-visit is Kenai Fjords National Park or a tour of the Alaska SeaLife Center. Accommodation at campsite.
DAY 11 - SEWARD / HOMER
(270 km) Departure south on the Kenai Peninsula. On the way to Homer there are interesting stops such as: Bear Creek Weir where you can see salmon jumping during migration season, Moose Pass, Russian River Falls, Ninilchik with its Orthodox church, and before reaching Homer, a stop at the Baycrest Overlook to enjoy a panoramic view of Kachemak Bay, with glaciers and mountains in the background. Arrival in Homer. Accommodation at campsite.
DAY 12 - HOMER
Free day in this coastal town, where you can do various activities such as a whale watching tour in Kachemak Bay, a trip to Grewingk Glacier, halibut and salmon fishing, or seaplane or small plane tours to see bears.
DAY 13 - HOMER / ANCHORAGE
(359 km) Departure along the coast of the Kenai Peninsula and continue to Anchorage with interesting stops such as: Anchor Point, Skilak Lake or Girdwood. Accommodation at campsite.
DAY 14 - ANCHORAGE
At the agreed time, return of the RV. Rest of the day free in Anchorage. Accommodation.
DAY 15 - ANCHORAGE / PORTUGAL
Transfer to the airport by shuttle service provided by the hotel.
DAY 16 - PORTUGAL
Arrival.
