Utqiaġvik (Barrow) Adventures

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Tour Summary

  • UNFORTUNATELY, for the summer of 2023 we do not have a one-day Utqiagvik Adventure as the large commercial flights do not have a schedule that works for a one day experience

 

We will update this page when we are once again able to offer a one-day Utqiagvik Adventure.

Tour Dates and Rates

May 15, 2022 - September 15, 2022

7:30 AM Departure

Days: Daily

Rate: $759

Activities:
  • Arctic Circle
  • Arctic Ocean
  • Undiscovered Arctic
  • Arctic Circle
  • Arctic Ocean
  • Undiscovered Arctic

Tour Schedule: Unfortunately, commercial flights to Utqiagvik for the summer of 2023 do not work for a one-day adventure. If you are interested in a one-day experience to Utqiagvik we do have the Utqaigvik Expedition out of Fairbanks or there is the Utqaigvik Overnight Adventure best done out of Anchorage. 

2023 Starting at Rates: No rate is available for 2023 as there are no flights to make a one-day Adventure available.  

Note: In respect to the community's recent vote to rename Barrow to Utqiaġvik, the traditional Inupiat name for the community, Northern Alaska Tour Company's Barrow Expedition and Barrow Adventure have been renamed to the Utqiaġvik Expedition and Utqiaġvik Adventure.

Adventure Series guests travel to and from Utqiaġvik in a 737 jet operated by Alaska Airlines. On any given day the plane can be configured to accommodate up to 111 passengers.  Once in Utqiaġvik guests will have a similar tour experience as the expedition guests in visiting the residential and commercial areas of Utqiaġvik. The Adventure Series is an Alaska Airlines Vacation Package and Northern Alaska Tour Company is just one of several agents who sell this tour experience. 

CANCELLATION Policy - Due to restrictions of commercial air travel it is very important for guests to understand the Cancellation Policy associated with booking an Utqiagvik Adventure.

For information on how to make a reservation, click on the link to our planning page. 

Scene from the Barrow Expedition

Gateway to the Arctic, the whalebone arch