Explore Alaska's Untamed Beauty by Superyacht

Alaska's isolated nature creates an ideal environment for a secluded superyacht charter. Many coastal areas, inaccessible by road, remain beautifully untouched. Imagine cruising through winding channels, passages, and straits, watching icebergs float by from the comfort of your sundeck – an experience truly like no other.

Joe Reid from Roccabella Yachts suggested several incredible experiences to look out for when chartering a yacht in Alaska. Kodiak Island offers serene anchorages with minimal human presence, perfect for those seeking tranquillity. You can even trade goods with local Alaskan fishermen, enjoying fresh king crab for dinner each night. Katmai National Park, particularly Port Bailey, is a must-visit for its incredible wildlife and stunning landscapes. Each of these experiences contributes to the allure of an Alaskan yacht charter, making it a destination worth exploring.

For the ultimate Alaskan experience, consider chartering a yacht with a touch-and-go helipad. This allows easy access to remote areas otherwise inaccessible, opening up a world of possibilities for exploration and adventure.

Alaska offers a range of unique experiences for yacht charterers. From thrilling adventures like heli-skiing and glacier picnics to peaceful moments kayaking through tranquil fjords, there's something for everyone. Fishing enthusiasts can test their skills in the world-class fishing waters, while thrill-seekers can experience the adrenaline rush of navigating turbulent rivers whilst white-water rafting. For those looking for a cultural immersion, visiting traditional villages provides a glimpse into the rich heritage of Alaska's indigenous people.

Alaska is a haven for nature enthusiasts, offering incredible opportunities to observe a variety of wildlife. Visitors can expect to see humpback whales breaching, Alaska brown bears fishing for salmon, majestic eagles soaring overhead, and pods of orcas swimming through icy waters. The region's abundant marine life and diverse ecosystems make every day an adventure in wildlife spotting.

The Alaska charter season runs from mid-May to mid-September, with late May to late July considered the peak months. During this time, visitors can enjoy longer daylight hours (up to 18 hours on June 21st) and more favourable weather conditions, with summer highs between 21 and 25°C. For the ultimate adventure, consider chartering an ice-classed expedition yacht during the winter months.