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Follow on Google News | ![]() Great Alaska Adventures Family Programs Highlight Wilderness Exploration with Bear Viewing & FishingThis company's family-specific programs offer with one fully paid accompanying adult a 50 percent savings for one child ages 5 to 15. If there are two adults, then the savings applies to two children.
By: Great Alaska Adventures Great Alaska Adventures (http://www.greatalaska.com/) 1. Choosing a location everyone in the family is excited about. 2. Picking a destination offering children and adults a range of activities. 3. Making a game of sampling new food and beverages while away from home. 4. Trying a totally new sport or activity such as sea kayaking or fly fishing. Families seem drawn to Alaska and its seemingly endless scenery and outdoor options. "Our family business in Alaska is growing, up 30 percent over just three years ago," says Kent John, co-owner, General Manager, and head of Fishing Operations for Great Alaska Adventures (http://www.greatalaska.com/ This company's family-specific programs offer with one fully paid accompanying adult a 50 percent savings for one child ages 5 to 15. If there are two adults, then the savings applies to two children. John and his team suggest these three family-specific programs for the 2016 season (all offer the 50 percent per child discount). Ultimate Family Adventure available June 1 through Sept. 1 can be for seven days at a per person adult rate of $5,195 or for five days at $3,795. This program combines world-class Alaska fishing, one night at a private, fly-in bear viewing camp, plus glacier and wildlife cruising. The adventure begins on Day 1 when families are met at their hotel in Anchorage for a scenic 135 mile trip deep into the Kenai Peninsula. After orientation and lunch, the family hops into a bush plane for a 50-minute back country flight to Great Alaska's BearCamp®. Here the family meets the royalty of Alaskan wildlife at camp as brown bears feed and frolic beyond the perimeter of an electrified fence. From the main lodge on Day 3 the options are salmon fishing or lake kayaking. Day 4 is a choice between a cruise through Kenai Fjords to see whales and puffins, or fishing for halibut. Day 5 is wilderness hiking. Day 6 is a float on the Kenai River to spot Bald Eagles that nest here. Lynx, nesting swans and moose are in store on Day 7 while paddling on calm water. See: http://www.greatalaska.com/ Alaska Family Adventure Safari available June 1 to Sept. 10 is also seven ($3,895) or five ($3,095) days. Families fish the world famous Kenai or Kasilof rivers with world class guides, hike through remote wilderness, look for Bald Eagles on a river float, cruise through the fjords of Kenai Fjords National Park seeking calving glaciers and, among other sea critters, Humpback Whales, and experience the "End of the Road" in Homer where old-time Alaska reveals a Russian Orthodox Church, a boardwalk and the famed Salty Dog Saloon. Each night guests overlook the most famous stretch of salmon fishing water on the world, the famous Kenai River. Home is Great Alaska Adventure Lodge. See: http://www.greatalaska.com/ Alaska Family Fishing Adventure available June 1-Aug. 31 is seven days at a per person adult rate of $4,395. In addition to the featured activity, four days of guided fishing (three boat trips and one beach fishing trip), guests enjoy guided hiking, cruising for wildlife and rafting. Families can mix up spin and fly fishing. Trolling for salmon and trophy trout combines with off-shore fishing for deep water species. Home during the week is at the Great Alaska Adventure Lodge. See: http://www.greatalaska.com/ For more information on all of Great Alaska's family programs please see http://www.greatalaska.com/ For more information on all of the packages offered by Great Alaska Adventures please call 866-411-2327, email greatalaska@ About Great Alaska Adventures One particular love affair with Alaska began more than 30 years ago. Since then a venture that began as a fishing lodge has morphed into Great Alaska Adventures. Laurence John, Principal and Founder, son Kent John, and partner Kathy Haley, an Alaska native, have grown a sport fishing enterprise into opportunities for diverse adventure travel on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula, just 20 minutes by plane from Anchorage. The company is recognized as an industry leader by virtue of its world-class offerings of trips: sport fishing, bear viewing, family safaris, multi-sport adventures, eagle float trips, Kenai Fjords nature cruises, photo safaris and more. Contact for Information, Interviews, Photos and Press Trips: Widness and Wiggins PR Sara Widness / sara@widnesspr.com Dave Wiggins / dave@travelnewssource.com (mailto:dave@ End
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