4 h

Confirmação imediata

Sobre esta atividade

Após o embarque no seu hotel no centro de Anchorage, viaje pela Seward Highway, uma rota panorâmica nacional e uma das únicas 15 estradas dos EUA designadas como Estrada Totalmente Norte-Americana. Enquanto você segue o caminho ao longo do Turnagain Arm, aprecie o incrível cenário do Alasca e faça uma parada para visualizar a vida selvagem, como carneiros, bodes, alces, baleias, lobos e águias. Em seguida você chegará no Centro de Conservação da Vida Selvagem do Alasca.
Essa organização sem fins lucrativos de propriedade privada é dedicada à preservação da vida selvagem do Alasca através da educação do público. O centro resgata animais órfãos e machucados e proporciona aos animais áreas com cercas naturais e cuidado de qualidade. Os animais que não possam ser soltos recebem um lar permanente no centro.
Em sua excursão guiada, você visualizará bem de perto os ursos, alces, renas, caribus e outros animais do Alasca. Você passará 3h30 aqui visualizando a vida selvagem e aprendendo sobre os esforços de reabilitação e resgate do centro.
Você também terá a oportunidade única de adotar um animal! Por um custo adicional, pagável diretamente ao centro, você poderá ajudar a dar suporte ao animal escolhido. Você receberá um certificado de adoção e a equipe profissional do centro fornecerá uma dieta especial, o ambiente e os cuidados veterinários que seu animal necessita. Basta pedir ao guia da excursão por um formulário de adoção ou por mais detalhes ao fazer a sua reserva.
Depois da excursão, relaxe na viagem cênica de volta para o seu hotel em Anchorage.

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Incluído

Entrada para o Centro de Conservação da Vida Selvagem do Alasca
Embarque e desembarque no hotel
Transporte em ônibus com ar condicionado
Guia local

Não incluído

Gorjetas (opcionais)
Comida e bebida

Adicional

A confirmação será recebida durante a reserva
Opera em todas as condições climáticas; use roupas adequadas.
Os preços para adultos são válidos para todos os viajantes

Características

Turismo

75%

Cultural

55%

Análises

4.2

25

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Peter B

5 | 2019-07-03

Wonderful opportunity to see wild life and Alaska scenery if time is limited. Experienced guide. Lots to see.

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Gladys C

3 | 2018-09-10

Our driver was very nice and provided a lot of commentary about Alaska while we were on the road. However, the stops we made were extremely brief. 10-15 minute stops at each point, 1 lookout point on Turnagain arm, and animal areas at the Wildlife Conservation Center. 1 stop was 45 minutes, which was at the gift shop area, of course. Our driver provided some info on the Center itself and a couple of the animals there, but I would've wished for a Conservation Biologist to provide informational talks and the back-stories of each animal that ended up at the center. None of the workers at the Center really spoke to us. Only 1 person did, to tell us how to spot the hiding spot of the Lynx, but that was it. There is a lot of missed opportunities with this tour, I didn't feel quite the connection to the Center as I thought I would've. That's too bad because wildlife and conservation is the #1 reason as to why I decided to visit Alaska in the 1st place. Hopefully, this tour in the future will provide a little more connection with the Center's mission or just make the tour last longer. I felt that we were just being rushed and shuttled between areas. At least during our visit, all the animals decided to wake up and put on a show for us. A brown bear was rolling around on his back, and another was scratching an itch on a pole. The wolves were napping at first and then all 3 woke up and started pacing and hoping on top of things. There was plenty to see so that was good. And I think I may have seen a beluga whale while driving on Turnagain Arm, but i'm not certain.

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Russell W

5 | 2018-08-26

This excursion was one of the best things we did in Alaska. Our guide was prompt and professional, and very helpful with navigating Anchorage (as it was our first day there). The Wildlife Conservation Center was remarkable. We were literally 3 feet away from brown and black bears, moose, caribou, foxes, etc. Funny enough, we were thrilled to be there on a sunny day with a bright blue sky, but we were told the animals are often more active when it rains (which it does frequently during the summer in Alaska.) Anyway, everyone who visits Anchorage should make it a point to go out to the remarkable Turnagain Arm and Wildlife Conservation Center. It is well worth it! And, going with this tour did not disappoint! We loved it!

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FrankFabianGroup

5 | 2018-08-21

Our tour guide, John, made the trip worthwhile. His knowledge of Alaska and the Anchorage area was interesting and fascinating at the same time as well as his stories of life in Alaska. At the wildlife refuge, we got to see quite a few animals up close. As the first excursion of our cruise, it really made us excited for what was to come next! Highly recommend this tour.

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Nadia M T

5 | 2018-07-30

This tour was great! I booked it at the very last minute and was able to do so quite easily. Rebecca, our guide, picked us up at the hotel and provided a commentary throughout on the scenery and wildlife. As there were only six of us , the tour was tailored to everyone's preferences. On our last day in Alaska we were finally able to get some great pictures of: bears, elk, reindeer, moose, wolves and some other animals that were elusive in the wild. The Wildlife Nature Center was a great way to see the animals up close and personal. I would highly recommend Salmonberry Tours.

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Thomas S

3 | 2017-04-17

A Little bit to expensive. Only a car drive to the wildlife Center and back. The Center is really great.

Excursão pela vida selvagem do Turnagain Arm e do Alasca saindo de Anchorage

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