Alaska - 5 Reasons Why Many Call Alaska the Last True Frontier

Many consider Alaska the last true frontier becauseand a crew of 1,500 to 2,000. Add to this the small
the rugged climate provides an unspoiled naturalmotor yacht charter fleet of perhaps ten to twelve
landscape backdrop. Like the Wild, Wild West of theyachts, which only carry eight to twelve guests plus
1800's gold rush days, Alaska promises adventures ina crew of four to six.
an untamed wilderness.Unique and Up Close Experience
Alaskan WinterOne can readily see Alaska "up close and personal"
Imagine the hearty residents of Alaska during thefor a unique, once in a lifetime experience. The choice
winter. These permanent families and individuals callto vacation aboard a private yacht charter provides
Alaska their home. They share the frontier withgreater nature exposure than any other means of
bears who hibernate most of the winter, deer whoAlaskan sightseeing. The prime window is in late May
forage and make-do with minimal food until springthrough the end of August, before the winds begin
thaws, wolves who stalk their prey and taketo howl for the up coming Fall season, which brings
whatever opportunities that present themselves, anddark clouds, torrential rain, and heavy snow as early
various other wild creatures.as October.
Spring into AlaskaExperience Wild Life and Wild Scenery
Each spring, after an extreme Alaskan winter, theImagine Alaska...
landscape transforms and refreshes like no otherPicture the beaches, whales, and wild life, and taste
state in the union. This annual transformation takesthe freshness of the salmon -- the delicate backbone
place because of high winds along the shores, snowof the Alaskan fishing industry. Experience the real
measuring 3 to 8 feet in depth, and the shortenedAlaska and the thrill of fishing for king salmon, halibut,
time-span of the winter sun--which brightens the dayrockfish, crab and shrimp. See eagles soaring the
with five to six hours of light.skies above and bears feeding on the countless
Alaska Flourishes with Tourists and Support Servicesrocky outcrops and secluded beaches. Witness the
In late spring and throughout the summer, Alaskaextraordinary sight of whales staring and glaciers
flourishes and becomes a major destination forcalving. Feel the warmth of hot springs with serene
tourists and those who make their living providingviews of waterfalls surrounding and nature at your
tourist services. Juneau averages six cruise ships afingertips.
day, which average 2,500 to 3,000 tourists per boat