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Frequently asked questions
907 Tours Alaska offers small-group nature, wildlife, glacier, and sightseeing tours departing from Anchorage. Tour options include the Glacier & Wildlife 1-Day Tour, Alaska Wildlife 1/2-Day Tour, Matanuska Glacier Hike, and the Best of Alaska Glaciers & Wildlife 2-Day Tour. 907 Tours also offers cruise transfers between Anchorage and Whittier that include sightseeing and wildlife viewing along the way.The tours are designed to give visitors an up-close experience with Southcentral Alaska's glaciers, wildlife, mountains, and scenic highways while traveling with knowledgeable local guides.
Most 907 Tours Alaska experiences depart from Anchorage, with complimentary pickup available at most Anchorage hotels. Depending on the tour, 907 Tours can also arrange pickup or drop-off at convenient locations in downtown Anchorage.If you are staying somewhere outside the standard pickup area or have a specific pickup location in mind, contact 907 Tours before your tour so the team can confirm whether arrangements can be made.
Yes. Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off are included with 907 Tours Alaska's Anchorage-based tours. This makes it easy for visitors to participate in a tour without arranging separate transportation.For guests who need transportation to or from the airport, 907 Tours may also be able to arrange airport drop-off when requested in advance. Pickup and drop-off arrangements can vary depending on the tour, so guests should provide their hotel and transportation details when booking.
Yes. 907 Tours specializes in personal, small-group Alaska adventures rather than large bus tours. Many of the company's experiences operate with groups of no more than 12 guests, while certain cruise transfer tours have smaller maximum capacities.The smaller group format gives guests more opportunities to interact with their guide, ask questions, enjoy scenic stops, and experience Alaska in a more personal setting.
907 Tours' wildlife experiences visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, where guests can see Alaska wildlife in a natural mountain setting. Depending on the day, visitors may see brown bears, black bears, moose, caribou, musk ox, wolves, lynx, and wood bison.Wildlife sightings can never be guaranteed because animals are living creatures, but the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center provides excellent opportunities to observe and learn about many Alaska species. Guides also provide information about the animals, the area, and Alaska's natural environment.
Tour inclusions vary by experience, but many 907 Tours Alaska day tours include complimentary hotel pickup, transportation in a comfortable tour van, a fully guided experience, water, and snacks.For example, the Glacier & Wildlife 1-Day Tour combines scenic travel along the Seward Highway and Turnagain Arm with Portage Valley, a visit to Portage Glacier, and wildlife viewing at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center.Lunch and gratuities are generally not included, so guests should plan accordingly.
The Glacier & Wildlife 1-Day Tour is an approximately 7- to 8-hour experience departing from Anchorage. The tour travels along the scenic Seward Highway and Turnagain Arm before visiting Portage Valley and traveling toward Portage Glacier.Guests also visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center to see and learn about Alaska wildlife. The tour is rated as an easy activity and requires only limited walking at the various stops, making it a good option for travelers who want to experience glaciers, wildlife, and scenery without committing to a strenuous hike.
The Matanuska Glacier Hike is rated as a moderate activity and is more physically demanding than 907 Tours' standard wildlife and sightseeing experiences. Guests spend approximately 2.5 to 3 hours exploring the face of Matanuska Glacier with an expert glacier guide.The experience involves walking on uneven, slippery glacier terrain and covers approximately two miles. Guests are provided with microspikes that fit over their shoes for better traction. Light hiking boots are recommended, and sandals or flip-flops are not appropriate for the glacier hike.
Layered clothing is the best choice for an Alaska tour because temperatures and conditions can change throughout the day. Guests should be prepared for wind and rain and consider bringing a fleece or light jacket, long pants, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and insect repellent.For the Matanuska Glacier Hike, light hiking boots are recommended. Tennis shoes may be suitable for some summer activities, but guests participating in the glacier hike must have appropriate closed-toe footwear. Microspikes are provided for the glacier portion of the experience.
Many 907 Tours Alaska experiences welcome children, and the minimum age varies by tour. The Matanuska Glacier Hike has specific age requirements, while the Glacier & Wildlife and other sightseeing experiences are designed to accommodate families.Children and youth may have different pricing depending on the tour. Because age requirements and pricing can vary between experiences, families should check the specific tour they are considering before booking.
907 Tours Alaska can accommodate some guests with limited mobility, depending on the tour. The Glacier & Wildlife 1-Day Tour, for example, requires relatively little walking, and guests can return to the tour van between stops when needed.However, some stops may have unpaved surfaces, and the company's vehicles are not equipped to accommodate guests who use wheelchairs. The Matanuska Glacier Hike requires walking on uneven glacier terrain and is not appropriate for guests with limited mobility.Guests with mobility concerns should contact 907 Tours before booking so the team can help determine which experience is the best fit.
Yes. Solo travelers are welcome on 907 Tours Alaska experiences. However, the company's tours have a two-guest minimum.If another guest has already booked the tour and the minimum has been met, a solo traveler can book a single ticket. If a tour has not yet reached the two-guest minimum, 907 Tours can place the solo traveler on a standby list and provide an update before the tour date.
907 Tours Alaska requires a minimum of two guests for its tours to operate. If you are traveling alone and a tour has not yet reached that minimum, the team can place you on a standby list.907 Tours will notify you as the tour date approaches if the minimum has not been met and will let you know whether the tour will operate. Guests who have questions about a specific reservation can contact 907 Tours directly for the most current information.
Yes. 907 Tours Alaska offers private group options for certain experiences, including cruise transfers between Anchorage and Whittier. Private transfers allow groups to travel together in a comfortable tour van and may offer opportunities for additional activities or customized arrangements.Private tour pricing and group capacity depend on the specific transfer or experience. Guests interested in a private option should contact 907 Tours directly to discuss their group size, schedule, and preferred activities.
Yes. 907 Tours Alaska offers cruise transfer experiences between Anchorage and Whittier that are designed to be more than simple transportation.The route includes scenic travel along the Seward Highway and Turnagain Arm, sightseeing in Southcentral Alaska, and a guided visit to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. Depending on the direction of travel, the experience can include hotel pickup in Anchorage or pickup at the Whittier Cruise Terminal.These transfers are available as small-group or private experiences, depending on the option selected.
Yes. 907 Tours provides cruise transfer services between Anchorage and Whittier for guests traveling to or from cruise ships. Instead of spending the trip on a standard bus transfer, guests travel in a comfortable tour van with large windows while receiving narration about the scenery and Alaska's history.The Whittier-to-Anchorage and Anchorage-to-Whittier options include sightseeing and a visit to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. Cruise transfers must be booked by contacting 907 Tours directly rather than through the standard online tour booking process.
The exact timing depends on the direction of travel and the specific transfer. The Anchorage-to-Whittier transfer generally departs Anchorage in the morning and arrives in Whittier in the early afternoon. The Whittier-to-Anchorage transfer similarly includes a morning departure and an approximate early-afternoon arrival in Anchorage.Because these transfers include sightseeing and a guided visit to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, they provide an opportunity to experience Alaska rather than simply traveling from one destination to another.
For travelers visiting Alaska for the first time, the Glacier & Wildlife 1-Day Tour is a strong option because it combines several of Southcentral Alaska's highlights into one day. Guests travel along the scenic Seward Highway and Turnagain Arm, visit Portage Valley and Portage Glacier, and see Alaska wildlife at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center.Travelers who want a more active experience may prefer the Matanuska Glacier Hike, while visitors who want a shorter outing can choose the Alaska Wildlife 1/2-Day Tour.For guests with two days available, the Best of Alaska Glaciers & Wildlife tour combines wildlife viewing and glacier exploration into a two-day itinerary.
The Glacier & Wildlife 1-Day Tour is considered an easy activity and requires a relatively small amount of walking. At the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, guests can often view animals from close to the vehicle, while those who want to stretch their legs can choose to walk closer to the viewing areas.The van remains available throughout the experience, which makes this tour a convenient option for guests who want to enjoy Alaska's scenery and wildlife without a strenuous physical activity.
907 Tours Alaska provides water and snacks on its tours, but lunch is generally not included in the tour price.Guests should plan to purchase or bring lunch depending on the specific itinerary. Certain longer experiences include a lunch stop where guests can purchase food. Because tour schedules and stops can vary, guests should review the details of their specific tour when planning meals.
Tips are not required, but they are a meaningful way to recognize a guide who provides an excellent experience. 907 Tours generally suggests approximately $5 to $10 per person per guide for many tours, while longer experiences may have a higher suggested gratuity.Guests can use their own judgment based on the quality of service and their overall experience.
Alaska weather can change quickly, so 907 Tours recommends dressing in layers and preparing for conditions such as rain and wind. The company's tours are designed to operate in typical Alaska weather conditions, and the guides can help guests adjust throughout the day.For activities involving glaciers or outdoor wildlife viewing, guests should bring appropriate clothing and footwear rather than relying on the forecast alone. If weather or other circumstances require an itinerary adjustment, 907 Tours will make decisions with guest safety and the overall tour experience in mind.
907 Tours Alaska offers a Worry-Free Booking and Cancellation Policy designed to give travelers flexibility when Alaska vacation plans change. Reservations may be eligible for changes or cancellation under the company's current policy, including the ability to reschedule an existing reservation within the applicable timeframe.Because cancellation terms can vary and policies may be updated, guests should review the current policy associated with their reservation or contact 907 Tours directly before canceling or changing a booking.
Most 907 Tours Alaska experiences can be reserved through the company's website. Cruise transfer reservations are handled directly by phone rather than through online booking.If you have questions about hotel pickup, group size, mobility requirements, children, private tours, or a special request, contacting 907 Tours before booking is the best way to make sure the experience you select is appropriate for your group.

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