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Seattle
Making the Most of Your First Port
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Seattle
With Kodiak West Travel
Seattle Weather
Heavy rain in January to May and October to December
Average yearly precipitation is 37 inches
Average temperature in July and August is 75 degrees
Visit Seattle Before or After Your Cruise to Alaska!
Kodiak West Travel Can Help You Develop Your Itinerary
Although cruises to Alaska are held during summer months, a visit to Seattle in summer is no guarantee of sunshine! Keep your favorite umbrella handy!
Day One Sample Itinerary
Get an early start!
Pike Place Market for breakfast and shopping
Olympic Sculpture Park and a stroll along the waterfront
Mid-afternoon
The Seattle Aquarium
Evening
Seattle Underground Tour
Pike Place Market for dinner
Day Two Sample Itinerary
Pike Place Market
Breakfast here again and visit the places you loved or missed
Experience Music Project and Science Fiction Museum
The Space Needle
Seattle’s iconic and most famous landmark
And if you can spare one more day…
Visit Mt. Rainier National Park!
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Seattle
With Kodiak West Travel
And if you can spare one more day…
Visit Mt. Rainier National Park!
Visit Seattle Before or After Your Cruise to Alaska!
Kodiak West Travel Can Help You Develop Your Itinerary
Although cruises to Alaska are held during summer months, a visit to Seattle in summer is no guarantee of sunshine! Keep your favorite umbrella handy!
Day One Sample Itinerary
Get an early start!
Pike Market for breakfast and shopping
Olympic Sculpture Park and a stroll along the waterfront
Mid-afternoon
The Seattle Aquarium
Evening
Seattle Underground Tour
Seattle Weather
Heavy rain in January to May and October to December
Average yearly precipitation is 37 inches
Average temperature in July and August is 75 degrees
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Seattle
Making the Most of Your First Port
Visit Mt. Rainier National Park!
Day One Sample Itinerary
Get an early start!
Pike Market for breakfast and shopping
Olympic Sculpture Park and a stroll along the waterfront
Mid-afternoon
The Seattle Aquarium
Evening
Seattle Underground Tour
Day Two Sample Itinerary
Pike Market
Breakfast here again and visit the places you loved or missed
Experience Music Project and Science Fiction Museum
The Space Needle
Seattle’s iconic and most famous landmark
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p01_student_data_files/p01D_Photography.pptx
Alaska Photography
By Kodiak West Travel
Lights, Camera, Action
Be prepared at all times with your camera. You will want to be ready if nature decides to fly right by you.
Invest in an anti-shake lens for choppy water photography
Be aware of the scenery around you. Look in all directions to find the best photographic opportunities.
Get in on the action
With Deep Sea Fishing
Photography Tips
Dress for the weather—it can be extreme
Choose the right camera gear
Do the research
Be familiar with the lighting
Learn to work fast
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Alaskan Wildlife
Capturing Nature with Your Lens
Be Careful
Use common sense
Never approach a real bear or bear cub
Your best pictures will be those in which you are not intruding on a wild animal’s home
Lights, Camera, Action
Be prepared at all times with your camera. You will want to be ready if nature decides to fly right by you.
Be aware of the scenery
Look in all directions to find the best photographic opportunities
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Wildlife and Excursion Photos
Kodiak West Travel
Be Careful
Use common sense
Never approach a real bear or bear cub
Your best pictures will be those in which you are not intruding on a wild animal’s home
Lights, Camera, Action
Be prepared at all times with your camera. You will want to be ready if nature decides to fly right by you.
Rafting the Refuge
River rafting is a popular way to tour the refuge. Trips are scheduled from mid-June to early September and are typically planned for six to eight days.
Brooks Mountain Range
A treeless range peppered with rivers and streams and home to a variety of birds and land and marine mammals.
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Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Experience Alaska with Kodiak West Travel
About the Refuge
Largest National Wildlife Refuge in the country
Alaska’s first official ecosystem conservation area
Established in 1960
Climate varies from cold to freezing
Temperatures may drop below freezing at any time
No formal roads
Wildlife
On Land
Bears
Polar
Grizzly
Black
Other large mammals
Caribou
Moose
Oxen
In the Air
Owls
Snowy
Great gray
Northern hawk owls
Peregrine Falcons
Golden eagles
Plovers
Contact Kodiak West Travel
We are currently accepting reservations for next year!
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The North Lights
Nature’s Most Spectacular Light show
North Lights Ideal Viewing Conditions
Best time
Late fall and early spring
Between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m.
Fairbanks
Ideal location due to distance from equator
Clear skies with little moonlight are ideal
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Alaska Slides
Kodiak West Travel
Lights, Camera, Action
Be prepared at all times with your camera. You will want to be ready if nature decides to fly right by you.
Brooks Mountain Range
A treeless range peppered with rivers and streams and home to a variety of birds and land and marine mammals.
The Aurora Borealis
Ribbons of blue, green, pink, and purple luminescence that are caused by the collisions of electrically charged particles in the atmosphere.
Viewing the Lights from Fairbanks
Cleary Summit
Chena Lakes Recreation Area
Steese Highway
Ester Dome
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p01_student_data_files/p01H_Rain_Forest.pptx
Ketchikan Rain Forest
Kodiak West Travel
About the Rain Forest Sanctuary
40 acre forest reserve
Variety of trees and wildlife
Spruce, alder, and several varieties of cedar
Black bear, bald eagles, reindeer
Marine life including several varieties of salmon
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Wildlife
The Ketchikan Rainforest has an incredibly high concentration of bald eagles. Be prepared with your camera as you view these majestic creatures!
Canopy Tours
High octane zip line adventure
Safety equipped with harnesses, lanyards and dual-line cables
Seven lines along tree platforms
Significant walking, hiking, and climbing between lines
Off Road Adventure
Fully equipped mountain trail ATV tour
4 hours in length including lunch
Gear and safety briefing provided
Experienced guides
Ample opportunities to stop for pictures
Rainforest Adventure
Ketchikan
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Packrafting Tours
Kodiak West Travel
What is Packrafting?
A form of white water rafting that involves a portable raft that is light enough to be carried between watersheds. Packrafts are sturdy and are suitable for steep creeks and whitewater.
Tour Information
Led by experienced guides
Certified white water experts
Certified in basic first aid
Can be combined with other tours
Fishing
Hiking
Tour Classification
Class 1
Eagle River
Splashy whitewater
Spectacular views
Class 3
Campground rapids
Swift whitewater
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Packing for Your Alaska Adventure
Kodiak West Travel
Weather
Summer
Temperatures range from 60 to 80 degrees
Spring
Temperatures range from 45 to 55 degrees
Winter
Temperatures range from below zero to 40 degrees
What to Pack
Layers, layers, layers!
A layer of something thin and clingy close to the skin to keep in body heat is essential
Fleece for a second layer is a good option
Your third layer should include protection from moisture
Always pack hats, gloves, and scarves
Water repellant shoes are a must
Be Prepared for All Types of Weather!
Rain, Snow, or Sun!
