Whitehorse Solstice Tour

Classic Canadian Tours does not provide travel insurance. If you would like to purchase travel insurance we suggest that you first check with your credit card company, as it may be offered on purchases made with your credit card. Travel insurance may also be purchased through your car or home insurance provider or through a travel insurance company, such as Travel Guard. Trip cancellation and interruption insurance will ensure that you are covered in the event that you are not able to make the trip for a personal reason, such as illness or if your trip is interrupted for an unforeseen reason, such as weather. Travel medical insurance, will pay the upfront costs not covered by Provincial Healthcare, such as evacuation, if you do not have extended health benefits. Only your insurance provider will be able to let you know your exact coverage.

Average temperatures during the summer months can from from 20 C  (68 F) during the day,  to 7 C (45 F) overnight.  We suggest that you bring clothing for Spring and Summer conditions along with light rain gear - just in case.

To help ensure a more memorable journey, here are some suggested items to bring:

• Valid Passport (required for travel to Alaska from Canada)

• Camera

• Sun glasses

• Binoculars

• Good walking shoes

• Comfortable clothing for exploring and in-flight travel

• Light jacket

• Umbrella

• Extra batteries for your camera

• Extra memory cards or film for your camera

• Bug repellant

Regarding cash, there are major banks and ATM's in Whitehorse.  If you need to make a cash withdrawal while you are in the Yukon it is recommended to get cash in Whitehorse.  
During the Alaska portion of the journey, US cash may be helpful. In Skagway there is a bank and an ATM machine. Generally most merchants in Skagway will accept major credit cards. 

Outside of Whitehorse, you may find simple things like bug repellant, toiletries, batteries and extra memory cards or film for your camera expensive. Please remember to stock up on these items before your journey or in Whitehorse.

In Dawson City, the streets are dirt which creates a lot of dust if it's hot and mud if it rains. Therefore, please pack accordingly.

Yes. You will need a passport for entry into Alaska from Canada. In addition, government issued photo identification is required for all flight segments aboard Air North, Yukon's Airline.

If you do not have a valid passport, you will not be permitted to participate on the Alaska portion of the tour.

Luggage allowances will be dictated by Air North, Yukon's Airline. Guests will be allowed one piece of carry-on luggage and two pieces of checked luggage. Please review Air North's Luggage Policy prior to departure.

Payments and deposits will be handled by Classic Canadian Tours or your selected travel professional. They/We are responsible under jurisdictional law to appropriately handle the payments.

Classic Canadian Tours will be happy to answer any questions you may have. You may contact us via phone or email and we'll do our best to respond to your inquiry within 24 hours. Please proceed to Contact Us for additional information.