National Geographic Alaska Cruise
Introduction
Experience the breathtaking landscapes of Alaska with Heli Alaska, Inc., a veteran-owned, FAA-certified helicopter operator. As you embark on a National Geographic Alaska cruise, our expert services offer unique aerial perspectives of Alaska’s pristine wilderness. From the rugged terrains of the Chugach Mountains to the serene waters of Prince William Sound, our operations prioritize safety, ensuring you enjoy the majestic vistas with peace of mind.
Safety First
At Heli Alaska, Inc., safety is our utmost priority. Our veteran-owned and FAA-certified operations adhere to strict safety protocols, ensuring a secure and enjoyable experience. Our pilots are experienced in navigating Alaska’s challenging terrains, including the Matanuska Valley and Hatcher Pass. We conduct regular maintenance checks on all our helicopters and provide thorough safety briefings before every flight. For more on our commitment to safety, visit the FAA’s official guidelines.
When to Go
The ideal time for an Alaska cruise and helicopter experience is during the summer months, from May to September. This period offers longer daylight hours and milder weather, perfect for exploring the stunning landscapes. However, weather in Alaska can be unpredictable. For up-to-date weather information, refer to NOAA’s Alaska forecasts.
What to Wear
Dressing appropriately for Alaska’s variable climate is essential. Wear layers to adapt to changing temperatures, and waterproof gear is recommended due to potential rain or spray from glaciers. Comfortable, sturdy shoes are a must for exploring rugged areas. For more detailed guidance on Alaskan attire, check Travel Alaska’s clothing tips.
Route Options
Our helicopter tours offer a variety of routes tailored to showcase Alaska’s natural beauty. Consider our Knik Glacier Helicopter Tour, which provides stunning views of ice fields and alpine landscapes. Alternatively, our Alaska Flightseeing Tours offer aerial perspectives of the Mat-Su Valley and beyond. Each route is designed to highlight Alaska’s unique features.
Photography Tips
Capture the essence of Alaska with your camera. Use a polarizing filter to reduce glare from water surfaces and ice. Early morning or late afternoon flights provide softer light, enhancing the natural beauty of the landscape. Always secure your camera equipment to prevent damage during flight. For more photography tips, visit Alaska.org’s photography guide.
How to Book
Booking a helicopter tour with Heli Alaska, Inc. is straightforward. Visit our contact page to inquire about availability and pricing. Our team is ready to assist you in planning an unforgettable Alaskan adventure.
Conclusion
Embark on a journey of discovery with Heli Alaska, Inc. Whether you’re cruising with National Geographic or exploring on your own, our helicopter tours offer unparalleled access to Alaska’s natural wonders. Contact us today to book your adventure and witness Alaska from the skies.
FAQ
What should I pack for an Alaska helicopter tour?
Pack layers of clothing, waterproof gear, and sturdy shoes to adapt to Alaska’s changing weather conditions.
When is the best time to take a helicopter tour in Alaska?
The best time is between May and September, when the weather is milder and daylight lasts longer.
How do I ensure my camera is safe during the flight?
Secure your camera with a strap and use a hard case for storage when not in use to prevent damage.
Are the helicopter tours suitable for children?
Yes, our tours are family-friendly. Safety briefings ensure all passengers, including children, are well-prepared.
What happens if the weather is bad on the day of the tour?
If weather conditions are unsafe, tours may be rescheduled. We prioritize passenger safety above all.
Can I customize my helicopter tour route?
Yes, we offer customizable route options to cater to your interests. Contact us to discuss your preferences.
How do I book a tour with Heli Alaska, Inc.?
Visit our contact page to book your tour or to learn more about our services.