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Northern Ring of Fire: Aleutians & the Bering Sea

May be combined with Northern Ring of Fire: Kuril Islands & Kamchatka

Summary

Clipper Odyssey Alaska wildlife Cruise Kamchatka Peninsula history of WWII Aleutian Islands Pribilofs Kodiak Commander Islands Expedition Travel
Clipper Odyssey Alaska wildlife Cruise Kamchatka Peninsula history of WWII Aleutian Islands Pribilofs Kodiak Commander Islands Expedition Travel
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On this remarkable cruise aboard the Clipper Odyssey, we'll explore some of the most remote places on Earth – the Kamchatka Peninsula followed by the Commander, Pribilof, and Aleutian Islands – showcasing a wild and pristine Alaska few travelers get to witness. The history of WWII in Alaska unfolds as we explore Attu, Kiska, and Adak Islands and note rusted military artifacts amid fields of vividly-hued wildflowers. And, aboard Zodiacs we investigate secret coves and picture-perfect bays in search of seabirds, brown bears, and Arctic foxes.

Dates

June 21 – July 7, 2009

Activities

Birding, Hiking, Natural history, Photography, Wildlife viewing, Zodiac cruises

Luxury Cruise Ship

Clipper Odyssey

Day by Day Itinerary

June 21 — 

Home / Anchorage, Alaska

June 22–23 — 

Anchorage / Cross International Date Line / Petropavlovsk, Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia / Embark Clipper Odyssey

June 24 — 

Zhupanova River

June 25 — 

Bering Island, Commander Islands / Ariy Kamen Island

June 26 — 

Attu, Aleutian Islands, Alaska

June 27 — 

Kiska Island

June 28 — 

Adak Island

June 29 — 

At Sea

June 30 — 

St. Paul Island, Pribilof Islands

July 1 — 

St. George Island

July 2 — 

Dutch Harbor, Unalaska Island / Baby Islands

July 3 — 

Unga Island, Shumagin Islands

July 4 — 

Semidi Islands

July 5 — 

Geographic Harbor, Katmai National Park and Preserve

July 6 — 

Kodiak, Kodiak Island

July 7 — 

Seward / Disembark Clipper Odyssey / Anchorage / Home

Reports From The Field

The 1899 Harriman Expedition Retraced: Homer to Nome

The 1899 Harriman Expedition Retraced: Homer to Nome
Wednesday, July 24, 2002 — Geographic Harbor / Kinak Bay

"…brown bears in this region are famous for having learned to dig clams…"