[Travelandtourism] alaska

[cheryl echevarria]

There are many possibilities of going to Alaska in September. In fact the 
summer is the best time to go, this time of year not the best time to go to 
the Caribbean, Hurricane Season.

So yes, Alaska is wonderful in Early september.

The best way to see the Fjords and Glaciers are by cruise ships, and many of 
the cruise lines out of Alaska offer pre and post cruise vacation at Denali 
National Park, where you can see nature at its best.

But if you prefer to stay in some of the parks, they do have nice lodgings 
as well.

All depends on what you want to do.

I would take the time and talk to a travel agent, like myself, and speak to 
us on the phone, and write out a game plan of what you want to do, what you 
want to spend, etc.

So that you find out ahead of time about it.


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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tatyana" <tagriru at gmail.com>
To: <travelandtourism at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, August 22, 2011 6:04 PM
Subject: [Travelandtourism] alaska


> Hello,
> I'm thinking about a week on vacation in early September, and one of the 
> ideas is going to alaska.
> Is early September good for traveling to Alaska?
> What   places would you recommend to a blind person with a sighted  spouse 
> in Alaska to visit?
> In what park  a blind person could experience a presence of  sea lions, 
> seals, wails etc   in nature but in a zoo?
> Where are the best fjords to go on boat tour  to fjords?
> What hikes do you recommend? I can walk hours but prefer not too rugged 
> trails.
>
> Thank you all who could share with me your experience
> All the besst and have a nice day.
> Tatyana.
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