Alaska Tour Adventures

Reservations for Small Ship Cruises, the Alaska Ferry and Northern Alaska!

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About Us

     

Meet my Public Relations Assistant, Callie. Callie is my 8-year old Blue Miniature Poodle.

I have the priveledge of working from my home office. Alaska Tour Adventures is just a portion of the services I am blessed to be able to offer through my home-based business. I love that I can be home with my little fur-baby. I also have part-time employment in the afternoons away from home, so during that time I monitor all my emails and respond once I am back in my office.

I am a licensed business in Leavenworth, Washington dba Deb's Webs.


My Background:

HOMER:
I grew up and graduated from High School in Homer back in the 70's. In 2011 I went back to Homer, received training through my employment, and began doing reservations throughout Alaska which also included the Alaska Marine Highway's Ferry System. I am still offering reservations for the Alaska Ferry but due to Alaska state budget cutbacks I now have to charge a fee for this service. Homer is a gorgeous little hamlet located on the end of the Kenai Peninsula. I also offer tour reservations up the Dalton Highway starting in Fairbanks.

LEAVENWORTH:
So much to say about a beautiful little community that I have lived in for 41+ years. I have watched Leavenworth transition over the years offering more and more for residents and for visitors. For more information about this community go to www.leavenworth.com.

> www.leavenworth.com 
> www.alaskaferryreservations.com 
> www.halibutcove.com 
> www.debswebs.net 
> www.soldotna.com 
> www.prudhoebay.com

 

Leavenworth Visitor Services

Travelers who need more information on Leavenworth and North Central Washington can reach us directly through www.leavenworth.com.
 
Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum
Information for a must-see while visiting Leavenworth 

 

 

Alaska Reservation Services

Alaska Ferry Reservations
 Booking Fee Applies
 
Northern Tours Departing Fairbanks
See the Dalton Highway to the Arctic Ocean