Karen Dillard

Alaska Travel Agent Expert

I love my work as an Alaska travel agent since the state is a dream destination for anybody who visits it. Alaska is a terrific place to go if you're looking for adventure and the great outdoors. From Fairbanks to Anchorage, one of my favorite Alaskan escapes is to drive between the two cities. This is the route to take if you want to see some of the best of Alaska's scenic beauty. When you're close to either city, a metamorphosis takes place - one that transforms a barren and snow-covered landscape to a pine and snow-covered wonderland - a  peaceful and idyllic place to explore and set your thoughts on adventure. As you go along you'll see ice and glaciers, valleys, firs, and hillsides. There are plenty of places to stop and snap pictures on the course of your travels. Only in Alaska can you be privy to natural phenomena, such as the Aurora Borealis, or the Northern Lights - a true natural treat when you choose to stay in Fairbanks. The magnificent boat ride from old Skagway to Juenau, is another travel highlight. Between coastal communities and the rest of the state, the Marine Highway System is a crucial artery. This kind of travel, with its constant exposure to breathtaking scenery, is one you won't soon forget. Deep fjords and islands with lighthouses and quiet fishing communities await you on your trip across the glacial waters. Cruise the waters for you will be rewarded with sightings of amazing animals, such as the humpback whale, porpoise, sea lion, and seal. You can witness bald eagles in flight from the deck of your vessel as well as hear the barks of seals. Set your sights on the horizon,  as you will always be mesmerized by the skies during dawn and sunset. Check out Admiralty Island, a great place to watch bears, or take a sightseeing  plane to see the scenery from on high. Visit the Russian-settled town of Sitka and view the totem poles that Native Americans once carved along a trail. You might also think of traversing the Yukon Railroad if you plan a Skagway adventure. Whatever you wish to do, you can make your Alaskan travel dream come true. Allow me to help you with your travel planning. Contact me anytime by phone or email.

Cabo San Lucas Travel Agent Professional

Cabo is at the tip of Baja California and is known for some of the best fishing in the world. There is also so many luxury hotels as Cabo is a great place to get away and relax. This is a very popular spot amongst the Alaskans also. 

Washington State Travel Agent Expert

The state is home to some of the best wineries and breweries in the country. Here are some of the best ones to check out during your trip: 1. Chateau Ste. Michelle: This world-renowned and scenic winery is located in Woodinville, just a short drive from Seattle. They offer tours and tastings daily, so you can learn about the winemaking process and sample their delicious wines. 2. Redhook Brewery: For beer lovers, Redhook Brewery is a must-visit. They offer tours of their facility, so you can see how they make their award-winning beers. And of course, you'll get to sample some of their delicious brews! 3. Dick's Brewing Company: Located in Centralia, Dick's Brewing Company is another great choice for beer lovers. They offer tours of their facility, so you can learn about the brewing process and taste some of their local concoctions. Visit the deli and enjoy the smoked sausages. Unique Shopping Experiences for Every Traveler There is no shortage of unique shopping experiences to be had in Washington State. From the quaint shops of Leavenworth to the hip boutiques of Seattle, you’re in for a treat. Here are just a few of the many great places to go shopping in Washington State: -The Historic District of Ellensburg: This charming district is home to a variety of unique shops, galleries, and restaurants. Spokane’s vibrant downtown area is filled with great shops, cafes, and art galleries. Bainbridge Island is a lovely place to stroll around, with its scenic waterfront and quaint buildings. Visit the malls and check out the stylish women’s clothing, shoes, and accessories. Walla Walla is home to many excellent wineries, but it also has a great selection of shops selling everything from local produce to handmade goods.  Don’t miss a visit to The Foundry - an interesting place to see in between shopping. It’s  one of the world’s largest modern art fabricators and a scheduled tour is an amazing experience. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or just looking to get outside and explore, Washington State has plenty to offer. From hiking and camping to fishing and kayaking, there are endless outdoor possibilities. Hiking: With over 300 miles of maintained trails, Mount Rainier National Park is a hiker’s paradise. Explore subalpine meadows blanketed in wildflowers, old-growth forests, and glacial valleys. Don’t miss out on the chance to summit one of the tallest volcanoes in the Cascade Range! Camping: Camping is a great way to immerse yourself in nature and experience all that Washington State features. There are hundreds of campgrounds throughout the state, so you’re sure to find one that suits your needs. Whether you’re looking for a remote backcountry site or an RV hookup, you’ll find camping in this state is first-rate. Fishing: Fishing is a popular pastime in Washington State, with many opportunities to catch salmon, steelhead, trout, and bass. There are many rental shops and guides available to help you get started. Kayaking: With over 3,000 miles of coastline and countless rivers and lakes, Washington makes kayaking an easy activity.  Must See Cities and Towns in Washington State Seattle is the obvious choice for many visitors, but there are plenty of other great cities and towns worth checking out. Here are some of the best tourist attractions in Washington State: 1. Spokane - Spokane is the second largest city in Washington State and is full of great things to see and do. The city has a lively downtown area with plenty of shopping and dining options, as well as a number of parks and museums. Spokane is also home to the famous Spokane Falls, which is definitely worth a visit. 2. Tacoma - Tacoma is another great city in Washington State, located just south of Seattle. The city has a thriving arts scene, as well as a host of excellent museums and restaurants. The city is also home to Point Defiance Park, one of the largest urban parks in the country. 3. Olympia - Olympia is the capital city of Washington, and is located in the southern part of the state. The city features a charming historic downtown area, as well as a number of parks and government buildings - all well worth touring.  The capital is also home to the popular Puget Sound waterfront area, where you can enjoy spectacular views of Mt. Rainier and spending time outdoors. 4. Vancouver - Vancouver is located in southwestern Washington State, just across the river from Portland, Oregon. The city has a thriving downtown area with plenty of shopping and dining options, as well as several parks and museums you’ll want to visit. With so many amazing attractions to explore in Washington State, it's no wonder why Seattle and its surrounding areas are prime destinations for tourists. From the lush forests of Olympic National Park to the bustling city life of Seattle, you’ll find plenty to visit and explore.  Allow me, as your travel agent and advisor, to lead the way.  Contact me now so we can begin your trip-planning for your Washington vacation.  

Private Jet Travel Agent Expert

Whether you need a private jet to transport your family, to fly to a meeting, or for luxury travel, I can arrange the details. Maybe you need to arrange a flight for a sick animal. Call on me to arrange the transportation. I will do everything in my power, as your private travel agent expert, to make your trip seamless, pleasant, and hassle-free.  People who fly privately step up to a new level of comfort and privacy, and I am someone who is committed to making it happen. In our contemporary, time-constrained society, convenience and time savings are advantages that are frequently regarded as priceless, and flying privately offers both in spades. Simply call ahead and let me know all the details for your trip.  When you take a private flight, the plane takes off when you are ready. That means you can conveniently skip the headaches of crowded airports and travel on your own timetable as opposed to being limited by the schedules of commercial flights.  As the number of low-cost commercial airlines rises, your options start to dwindle. Compared to commercial flights, flying privately offers much faster trip times. You can enjoy plane side valet parking and board the aircraft as soon as you arrive instead of having to find your way around a crowded airport. No more waiting in those long queues. By allowing you the independence to conduct business meetings, work productively, or simply unwind, flying privately helps you make the most of your time.  Private jet charter companies use smaller airports frequently. Therefore, you can save a lot of time flying privately, as over 5,000 airports are available for use. This equates to ten times the number that commercial airlines provide.  Also, private charter services offer greater flexibility because last-minute or, in certain situations, mid-flight route alterations are possible in the event of an emergency. One-way flights further increase the time savings, as they provide quick alternatives for last-minute appointments or impromptu vacations. If you want to fly by a private plane, give me a call today. I can handle all the arrangements quickly and to your satisfaction. Allow me to serve as your private jet travel agent expert for any trip you wish to customize for either business or leisure travel plans. Call me now for all the details. 

Travel Agent for Arctic Circle Trips to Alaska

While some may shiver at the thought of an Arctic Circle trip to Alaska, they are missing out on a true adventure. I love representing Arctic Circle trips to Alaska as a travel agent professional as they’re a one-of-a-kind excursion. Meant for anyone who loves true adventure and the beauty of nature, these trips will give you memories that you can never replicate. The Arctic of Alaska is always an adventure. Since the Dalton Highway is the only land route through the area, a large portion of the region can only be reached by plane. The Dalton Highway travels north from Fairbanks, passing over the Yukon River and the Arctic Circle, the Brooks Mountain Range, and the Arctic Coastal Plain before coming to an end in Deadhorse, a service town for Prudhoe Bay, on the shores of the Arctic Ocean. This is a hard land road that travels through a very distant region and space. Many of the conveniences seen in today's contemporary society are absent from the towns that are visited along the highway. Therefore, the key to making the most of a vacation experience in Alaska's Arctic is unquestionably the traveler's attitude, whether they are flying into a remote community or driving the arduous Dalton Highway. Because of its isolation, Alaska's Arctic is frequently too expensive and time-consuming for the average traveler to explore on their own. However, one-day and multi-day excursions provide visitors the opportunity to thoroughly yet affordably explore this amazing region. I might suggest a tour that allows you to fly over the Arctic Circle and drive the area as well. For example, one tour option might include flying from Fairbanks to the Arctic Circle in the Brooks Mountain Range. This will allow you to get an aerial view of Alaska’ wilderness. You’ll land, taking a ground tour south of Coldfoot back to Fairbank via a comfortable tour vehicle. During your journey, you can learn more about the Arctic while making stops along the way. I can add travel along the Dalton HIghway, which was made popular because it is the route secured for the construction of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline. I can also make it possible for you to cross the Arctic Circle and receive a certificate. Stop along the shoreline of the Yukon river or take a trip to Joy, Alaska where you can visit the Arctic Trading Post. One of the exciting natural experiences is seeing the Aurora gleaming from darkened Arctic skies and experiencing a solar Midnight. You can also see polar bears safely in polar-bear-safe transport. I’ll make sure you have a journey that is worth sharing on Facebook and with friends and family. I can also lead you on other Alaskan adventures. Wherever you want to go in the Far North, I can help you plan an amazing trip. Give me a call today to learn more about the details.  

Juneau Travel Agent Specialist

Juneau (Alaska’s capitol) With my experience as a Travel Agent since 1997 and I have lived here most of my life I can put together the best adventure travel package for you on your trip to Juneau to make your trip memorable.  To include Juneau Wildlife Whale Watching & Mendenhall Glacier, Mendenhall Glacier Ice Adventure Tour, Mendenhall Lake Canoe Adventure, Juneau Wildlife Whale Watching, Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure in Juneau, Juneau Helicopter Tour and Guided Icefield Walk, Historic Gold Mining and Panning Adventure, and Juneau Shore Excursion: Exclusive Pack Creek Bear Viewing from Juneau (Please Note:  These packages can be combined into combos.  

Charter a fishing trip while in Juneau and experience the adventure and excitement of catching salmon, halibut, rockfish, lingcod, or you can even go crabbing and shrimping.  The chef aboard will prepare you a cuisine meal from your catch of the day!  Or even have your own Private Luxury Whale Watching charter, just as their name suggests, luxury is the difference. Your time together aboard this luxury private charter has been carefully designed to ensure you experience the very best of Alaska’s capital city and the Inside Passage. 

Travel Agent for Alaska Hunting and Fishing Trips

  When you plan a hunting and fishing vacation, you need the expertise of a travel agent who knows all about all the great places where you can take part in these activities. That is why you’ll want to give me a call. As your travel agent professional for fishing and hunting, I can make sure your trip is both fun and memorable. Not only do I know about all the great places to fish or hunt in Alaska, I can also direct you to hunting and fishing locales that are favorites in the contiguous United States. Because I”ve lived in Alaska most of my life and have worked as a travel agent in this state since 1997, I can give you some “inside” information about this spectacular hunting and fishing destination. Whether you’re seeking an all-inclusive package, a fishing or hunting guide, or wish to hunt or fish solo, I know how to get the best deals for these vacations.  Also, I can lead you to some Rocky Mountain fishing and hunting locales that you’ll love visiting. While the Rocky Mountains begin in Alaska in the U.S., they are also part of Canada and the states of Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Wyoming, and Utah. They also lie in Arizona and New Mexico.  If you’re hunting, tell me what you want to hunt. For example, are you interested in hunting deer, black bear, brown bear, caribous, bison, or elk? Maybe you’re planning a fishing vacation. If so, I can arrange fishing charters from Alaskan towns such as Whittier, Seward, Homer, Ketchikan, or Valdez. All of these locations offer saltwater fishing that features fish such as salmon, halibut, lingcod, and rockfish.  I’m sure you’ll love fishing in these locations, as the customer return rates are high. Tours include full-day halibut/salmon excursions or longer fishing journeys that feature rockfish, salmon and halibut charters. Overnight charters may be arranged with advanced bookings accepted regularly. If you want to go hunting or fishing, you need to get started now. Charters, for example, fill fast, so you want to contact me as soon as possible. I can also arrange charters for crabbing and shrimping. Are you dreaming of going on a hunting or fishing vacation? If so, you’ll need to contact me about your dream vacation now. As your travel agent professional for fishing and hunting, I can book a trip and tour for you that will meet all your travel expectations. Give me a call now and let’s start planning your journey.           

Maui Travel Agent Expert

   You may have heard that Maui is a remote, isolated island off the coast of Hawaii. It’s true, and it’s exactly what makes it such an amazing place to visit. That’s why I love representing this travel destination as a travel agent specialist. Remote means small and intimate, so there aren’t thousands of other tourists to invade your space or ruin your holiday. If you like nature and exploring new places, then Maui is the perfect destination for you. It has everything from lush rainforests with waterfalls and tropical greenery to snow-capped mountains with stunning panoramic views everywhere. Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian islands.  Known for its stunning beaches and volcanic activity, Maui is an exotic getaway that offers something for everyone. If you’re planning your next vacation and are looking for a location that is serene yet adventurous, then I know you’ll love Maui. Thanks to an abundance of hotels, condos and homes for rent, Maui is an increasingly popular travel destination. In fact, there are more than 260 establishments that offer accommodations on Maui. As a traveler to Maui, expect to see several unique attractions on this tropical getaway. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast or foodie, you’ll be pleasantly rewarded when you travel to this island locale. Haleakala National Park The 11,000-foot summit of Maui’s Haleakala Volcano is home to some of the most spectacular views in all of Hawaii. This is one of the island’s most popular attractions for a reason! On the Haleakala Summit Tour, you’ll travel up the mountain in a van, stopping at a variety of lookout points along the way.  The van will eventually reach the summit, where you’ll have access to the Haleakala Observatory, an educational facility that overlooks the Island of Maui. In addition to offering stunning views of the island, the Haleakala Observatory features sunrise views as well. Whale Watching in Maui Every year, thousands of humpback whales migrate from the Arctic to Hawaii’s warm waters to give birth. At Maui’s Lahaina Harbor, there are plenty of operators offering whale-watching tours. Depending on when you go, you may be able to see whale calves, which are extremely rare.  You can also expect to see plenty of dolphins along the way, which are common sightings during these excursions. Traveling the Hana Highway The Hana Highway is a 52-mile road that runs through the Hana region of Maui. Along the way, you’ll pass through tropical rainforests and rolling hills, making this one of the most scenic drives in all of Hawaii.  Although you can drive this stretch of road, I highly recommend that you travel it with a tour guide. The narrow highway has many twists and turns, which makes it a challenge to navigate. If you decide to drive the Hana Highway yourself, make sure you allow ample time for your journey. I suggest that you  travel the road during the earlier hours, as it becomes extremely dark during and after sunset. Snorkeling with Manta Rays The Pacific Ocean around Maui is home to a variety of tropical marine life, including several species of manta ray. Seeing a manta ray in its natural habitat is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience.  Manta ray snorkeling tours are offered in several different locations around the island. When visiting Maui, it’s essential that you book your manta ray snorkeling tour in advance to ensure that you’re able to take part in the activity.  Manta ray season is from July to October, and there are only a few tour operators that have access to these protected areas. Manta ray season is also weather-dependent, so be sure to check the forecast before booking a trip. Surfing on Maui Surfing is one of the most popular water sports in the Hawaiian Islands. While the majority of surfing in Hawaii is done on the island of Oahu, you can find a few select spots on Maui that attract experienced surfers.  Surfing on Maui is best done at the big breaks in the winter months. If you’re a beginner surfer, you should expect some challenges surfing on Maui. You’ll need to be prepared for the cold water temperatures, and the strength of the waves often require a good deal of talent and skill. Kaanapali Beach Kaanapali Beach is one of Maui’s most popular travel destinations. It’s located about an hour away from Lahaina, Maui’s main town. When visiting Kaanapali Beach, you have several different activities from which you can choose.  If you’re looking to experience some Hawaiian culture, you might stay at the Sheraton’s Hawaiian Village, which is a Polynesian-themed resort. Alternatively, you can visit the West Maui Tropical Botanical Gardens, which is home to exotic tropical plants. I can guarantee you’ll have a true island experience. Allow me, as your travel agent specialist for Maui, to create the perfect itinerary. Give me a call - let’s start planning today!             

Oahu Island Travel Agent Specialist

I am excited about being your Oahu travel agent professional, as I love to share my own experiences in the Aloha State and suggest many of Oahu's amazing attractions and adventures.  For example, perhaps you would like to take part in outrigger surfing. Or, maybe you would like to attend a family-friendly show, such as a luau. You can also horseback ride, snorkel, or scuba dive with the turtles in Honolulu. If you want to know how to prepare Hawaiian cuisine, I might suggest a Hawaiian cooking class. Oahu is home to a large number of beautiful beaches and fascinating sites, such as Hawaiian Plantation Village, Diamondhead State Park, and Pearl Harbor National Monument. I can arrange deep sea fishing excursions or glass bottom boat rides in Waikiki. If you want to experience total luxury and relaxation, I can plan a trip at an all-inclusive resort. Your vacation to Oahu will be a once-in-a-lifetime journey designed especially for you. Give me a call today. As your travel agent and Oahu travel specialist, I can ensure that your vacation to Oahu will be like no other. Contact me now and let's start planning the perfect getaway!          

Kauai Travel Agent Expert

Kauai is really the garden state with so much to offer!  With comparatively few commercial developments, "The Garden Isle" has preserved its pristine beauty and laid-back Hawaiian spirit. Waterfalls, scenic drives, and more than 60 beaches dot the landscape offering snorkeling, water sports, and shallow tidal pools that kids enjoy. Explore the island's natural beauty with a hike on the the Kalalau Trail along the Na Pali coastline, take a day trip to Waimea Canyon, or experience life on a sugar plantation at Grove Farm Homestead Museum. 

Kauai Backcountry has exclusive access to this historic irrigation system that once directly fed the sugar crops with waters that originate near the top of Mt. Waialeale, one of the wettest locations in the world with rainfall of about 452 inches per year! As you float down the tight canals and dark caves, you will find yourself literally off the beaten path and in one of the most tranquil, remote places on the island. End the adventure with a swim in the natural sinkhole and splash around in the refreshing mountain water! When your ready for your next adventure or relaxation vacation contact me for a hassle free and a one-of-a-kind adventure.  Talk to you soon!

Alaska Iditarod Travel Agent Specialist

Are you all set for your Alaskan Iditarod journey?I can help you plan a trip of a lifetime. As an Alaskan and experienced Idiatrod travel agent (since 1997), I can put together a customized trip especially for you. Everything you do during the Iditarod event will be exciting and memorable. For your tour package, I can arrange touring and sightseeing to and from Anchorage where you will also tour the famous sled dog kennels. You can also attend the Mushers’ Banquet where you will savor 3-course dining and get your picture taken with the mushers and other attendees.Would you like to take part in a dog sled ride? If so, you will have the chance during your Idiatrod vacation. Glide over the frozen tundra  to immerse yourself in the Idiotraod experience. An Idiatrod trip includes seeing the ceremonial start of the Iditarod from Anchorage and, again, taking part in a restart in Willow. You’ll be able to see the Northern Lights, attend the Ice Art World Championship in Fairbanks, or soak in the inviting thermal waters of Chena Hot Springs.It’s always fun to know some facts about the Iditarod before you embark on this exciting northern tour. For example, each sled in the event is pulled by 16 Huskies or dogs that resemble the familiar animal. Did you know that the dogs need about 10,000 calories per day? That is not an exaggeration. When they pull a weighty sleigh, they need to keep eating. On the trail, they receive chunks of soaked dog treats, fish, or meat. At checkpoints, dogs receive Arctic char, supplementation and kibble combined with chicken fat. The food is cooked on a camp stove that can also serve as a seat for the driver of the sled.The dog sled team wears booties, but not because of the chill air. They keep their paws covered so they don’t injure their foot pads. Their fur and efficient bloodflow keep them adequately warm. However, the ice and rocky terrain scratch and harm the pads. During the race, mushers are required to include 8 extra booties for each dog.Also, sled dogs learn different commands than your canine pet and friend. For example, “hike” means to get going and “haw” means turn left. “Gee” is the command for turning right while “On by” is the signal for passing another team. “Easy” means slow your pace and “whoa” means to stop.The race course, which is named for a once-active and buzzing ghost town, is around 1,000 miles long. The length varies, depending on the weather and condition of the terrain. The race alternates each year - going north one year and in a southern direction the next.So, which way are you going? Make plans to attend the upcoming Idiotrad in Alaska. As your Idiatrod travel agent specialist, I can make all the exciting arrangements for you today. The Idiatrod in 2023 will take place from February 27 to March 6, so let's plan your adventure now!

Denali National Park Travel Agent Expert

One of the great things about arranging Alaskan holidays is planning trips to Denali National Park - an awesome place to visit anytime of the year.  Alaska's core wilderness, covering 6 million acres, is protected by the Denali National Park and Preserve.  The tallest mountain in North America, Denali, once called Mt. McKinley, stands at 20,310 feet and serves as the national park’s focal point. The park is home to a wide variety of animal species, including grizzly bears, wolves, moose, caribou, and Dall sheep and has a landscape of tundra, spruce forest, and glaciers. Summertime activities include mountaineering, trekking, biking, and backpacking. While Denali was once called Mt. McKinley (honoring U.S. President McKinley), U.S. President Barack Obama announced that the country’s tallest mountain would be known as Denali in 2015. He did this to commemorate the Athabascan-speaking people from which the word, “Denali” originates. Prospectors who panned for gold along the Yukon River also named the mountain Densmore Peak. The mountain was referred to as Mt. McKinley after one gold prospector started using the name, which was tagged in a New York Sun article in 1897. A single thin road divides the six million acres of wilderness that make up Denali. The relatively low-elevation taiga forest gives way to snow-capped mountains, high alpine tundra, and North America's tallest peak, Denali (20,310 feet), as this northern journey is made. Wild animals of all sizes wander unfenced habitats, living like their ancestors. A remote trip--yet one filled with nature and all its wonders--awaits you in this Alaskan paradise. To get prepped for your Alaska adventure, I suggest you read the book, Travels in Alaska, penned by John Muir in the later part of the 19th century. John Muir, the founder of the Sierra Club, visited Yosemite as well as made some trips to the Alaskan wilderness.  Knowing something about Alaska’s history and the adventures others have made will make your trip to Denali National Park all that much more interesting. It’s also helpful to learn something about the area’s plants.  For instance, the region is home to 650 plus flowering plans, along with lichens, algae, moss, and algae. The growing season is not long. It extends from May 9 to about September 22 and usually does not start before April 22 or after the 26th of May. It rarely ends before September 3rd or the 9th of October. Therefore, the average season runs for 136 days or about 4.4 months. If you want to see Denali when plants are in bloom, it’s best to schedule travel from the mid part of May to early September. Whether you want to see wildlife and plants or wish to fish or hunt, I can arrange a one-of-a-kind Alaskan adventure. While sport hunting is permitted in the Denali Nature Preserve, Denali fly fishing is featured in some of the most scenic rivers and creeks in Alaska. You can fly fish in the Nenana River and its tributaries, including Jack River, Seattle Creek, and Fish Creek, as well as an abundance of other streams and creeks.  Also, you can visit Alaska anytime of the year. When you go depends on what you have planned. Let me help guide the way to an exciting Alaskan adventure and holiday. Give me a call anytime to make your Alaskan travel plans. I look forward to working for you as your travel agent professional for Denali National Park. 

Travel Agent for Fishing and Hunting

For your next adventure travel to Alaska for hunting and fishing, you have come to the right source.  I have lived in Alaska most of my life and I have been a Travel Agent here since 1997.  Whether you are looking for an all-inclusive package, a guide or just want to hunt or fish solo, let me get you the best deals out there.  With the vast amount of wildlife hunting to include deer, black bear, brown bear, moose, caribou, Dall sheep, Rocky Mountain goat, or the muskox, bison, and elk (which are available for hunting exclusively on a drawing permit basis) I will get you the best deals out there! Fishing Charters from Whittier, Homer, Seward, Sitka, Ketchikan, and Valdez offer saltwater fishing for halibut, salmon, rockfish, and lingcod. Most have an excellent reputation and customer return rates are high. They offer full day halibut/salmon charters and long-range halibut/salmon/rockfish charters.  Overnight range offered too.  Be sure to book at least 6 months to 1 year prior because these charters fill up fast.  You can even go on a charter for shrimp and crabbing.