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Alaska Safaris

Home to some of the largest bears on the planet, national parks the size of nations, and glaciers as big as US states, the call of the wild is real in Alaska. Watch as brown bears snatch leaping salmon out of thundering rivers and spot wild characters such as musk oxen, grey wolves, moose and caribou. The landscapes of Alaska are those of towering snow-capped peaks, dramatic plunging valleys, fjords, untouched glaciers, forests, and perpetual tundra.

The Alaska Safari Experience

  • Alaska’s rugged, vast, and wild lands are dominated by wildlife. Encounter puffins, sea lions, orcas and humpback whales, as well as moose, wolves, bears, bald eagles, and so much more.
  • Walk among the largest grizzly bears in the world, the Kodiak bear.
  • Explore Alaska’s vast landscapes via biplane for an aerial view and access to untouched areas.
  • Enjoy kayaking in salmon-rich rivers and vast tranquil lakes.

Why NWS for your Alaska safari?

  • Our fascination for bears originally started over 10 years ago with our niche company named World Bear Safaris. Our CEO and Founder Will Bolsover spent many years alongside our specialists locating the best bear haunts in the midst of Alaskan wilderness.
  • As a leading specialist operator, we have specifically chosen lodges that are in some of the most remote areas in the heart of bear country.
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How much does Alaska Cost?

Expect to budget around $7,500 per person for a 6-day safari in Alaska, staying somewhere like the intimate Alaska Bear Camp in the pure Alaskan wilderness.

Where to stay in Alaska?

From small lodges nestled in the heart of the woods to converted tugboats that offer incredibly close wildlife viewing, our selected Alaska lodges have the most desirable setting to give the best access to the wildlife and natural scenery of the surrounding area. Read more about where to stay in Alaska.

When to go to Alaska?

The best time to visit Alaska is between May and September. The climate in Alaska varies dramatically according to where you are, but the state is generally a summer destination, with long hot days and verdant landscape. Winters, while generally dark and cold, are the best months to attempt to catch a glimpse of the magnificent Northern Lights. Read more about when to go to Alaska.

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Why Natural World Safaris for your Alaska Safari?

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Wildlife Specialists

Alaska is one of the last great wildernesses home to brown bears, wolves, orcas, bald eagles and more. We design safaris that revolve around the region’s extraordinary wildlife, whether you're flying into remote bear-viewing outposts or cruising iceberg-dotted fjords to spot whales breaching just offshore.

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Wealth of Experience

With years of expertise in creating safaris to Alaska, we know how to deliver rare wildlife moments without compromising comfort or conservation. We work with expert naturalists and local guides, ensuring every encounter is safe, responsible, and unforgettable.

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Tailored to You

No two Alaskan adventures are the same. Whether you want to explore Denali’s backcountry, photograph bears up close, or take to the water in search of marine giants, we craft every journey around your interests, timings, and comfort level, with seamless logistics throughout.