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“When we initially considered traveling to road trip Alaska, we never thought we would find cheap flights to Alaska!”

If you aren’t looking to visit Alaska on a budget or are looking to splurge, Alaska Air offers a wonderfully spacious first-class option. You are going to want to fly into Anchorage because flights to Anchorage are affordable and the city is centrally located. It is the perfect base to explore and start a road trip!

You will start and end your Alaska road trip in the city of Anchorage. There are plenty of things to do in Anchorage and the town is full of all the comforts.

If you are looking for some of the best things to do in Anchorage, consider going to the Anchorage Museum which has something for the whole family! Fascinating art and cultural exhibits, a planetarium, and an entire kids section make it a great day trip for all ages!

After spending time in Anchorage, the next stop on your Alaska road trip itinerary is to head north to Denali. The drive is a bit long, so make sure to budget at least four hours of driving for this part of your Alaska trip itinerary. Both times we drove from Anchorage to Denali, it was raining, so we had to drive slow.

Seward Is A Must-See On Any Alaska

Seward should top every Alaska itinerary! You can head there from Denali, but that is an 8-hour drive, or you can spend another night or two in Anchorage or the nearby towns of Wasilla or Palmer to cut down on the drive.

When people set out on an Alaska road trip, they want to see glaciers! There is no better Alaska Tour to see glaciers up close and personal than taking a boat ride in Seward! While there are many companies, Gold Marine Tours is hands down the best company for Alaska tours of glaciers in Seward.

  • Full-Day Tours:Experience abundant wildlife and towering tidewater glaciers.
  • Half-Day Tours: Cruise the protected waters of Resurrection Bay in search of wildlife.
  • Specials & Packages: Save time and money with special cruises and packages.
  • Transportation: Allcruises depart from Seward, Alaska.

Most cruises feature onboard National Park Ranger narration and famous Alaska salmon and prime rib buffet, freshly prepared and served while you cruise.

Helicopter tour

We had never flown in a helicopter before and while we know it would offer us stunning views and a once-in-a-lifetime experience, we were a little afraid!

If you are looking to see glaciers from above instead of at sea, add a helicopter tour to your Alaska itinerary! Flying over mountains, the ocean, and glaciers is one of the top things to do in Alaska. If you are looking to do a helicopter tour of Alaska and the surrounding glaciers, make sure to book with helicopter company.

If you have never flown in a helicopter before but hope to add it to your Alaska travel itinerary. If you are looking for what to do in Alaska that you will never forget, a helicopter tour will be perfect for you!

Since you are on an Alaska road trip, you are going to want to see all that Alaska has to offer! Spend the day in Seward, but spend the night in the cute nearby town of Moose.

We were thrilled when we walked up to our clean and modern boat! This is one of those Alaska tours where you are going to want to bring a good camera with you! Enjoy your staing in Alaska every moment!

Homer Is A Unique Addition To Your Trip

Homer is an essential stop on any Alaska itinerary and is easy to drive to which makes it the perfect place to visit when taking an Alaska road trip. Homer is about a 2-2.5 hour drive from Seward, making it an easy place to drive to. One of the top things to do in Homer is to go fishing for Halibut.

“Since we don’t fish, we spent our time walking the beach, taking in the stunning mountain and glacier vistas, visiting the famous Salty Dog Saloon.”

Homer is one of the best places to see in Alaska because of its proximity to the mountains and ocean. Don’t forget to check out Homer’s crazy tides and beautiful sunsets.

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Casas de Aguilar da la bienvenida a sus fiestas en honor a San Francisco de Asís con un emotivo pregón a cargo de Eladio Batista Almeida

La plaza de Casas de Aguilar contó con la presencia de numerosos vecinos para dar la bienvenida a las fiestas en honor a San Francisco de Asís, una celebración muy arraigada en este barrio y que cada año reúne a familias y amigos en torno a sus tradiciones. El encargado de pronunciar el pregón fue este año Eladio Batista Almeida, una persona muy vinculada a Casas de Aguilar y a la vida cotidiana de este barrio. Durante su intervención, recordó diferentes etapas de su trayectoria y sus vivencias, especialmente sus años trabajando junto a sus padres en la tienda de aceite y vinagre y, posteriormente, en la farmacia de Casas de Aguilar, establecimientos que forman parte de la memoria y de la historia reciente de la zona. Ante una plaza completamente llena, el pregonero compartió recuerdos y anécdotas con los asistentes, evocando a las personas, los lugares y las experiencias que han contribuido a mantener vivo el espíritu de estas fiestas. Su pregón sirvió para poner en valor la memoria colectiva de Casas de Aguilar y el vínculo que mantienen sus vecinos con las celebraciones en honor a San Francisco de Asís. El alcalde de Guía, Alfredo Gonçalves Ferreira, destacó durante el acto la importancia de mantener vivas las fiestas de los barrios y el papel de las personas que, generación tras generación, contribuyen a conservar sus tradiciones: «Las fiestas de nuestros barrios forman parte de nuestra identidad y de nuestra memoria. Son momentos para reencontrarnos, para compartir y para recordar a quienes estuvieron antes que nosotros. Hoy, Casas de Aguilar vuelve a demostrar la fuerza de sus tradiciones y el cariño con el que sus vecinos viven sus fiestas patronales año tras año», señaló. Tras el pregón, la programación festiva continúa con los principales actos previstos para este fin de semana. La jornada central de las fiestas tendrá lugar hoy a partir de las 18:00 horas, con la romería-ofrenda, seguida del tradicional baile de taifas. Mañana domingo, a partir de las 17:30 horas, tendrá lugar la elección del rey y la reina de las Fiestas de San Francisco de Asís 2026. El programa incluye juegos infantiles, cine al aire libre, escala en hi-fi, el torneo de futbito Memorial Cristian Alemán y Yeray Vega y la verbena, llegando, así, al día central de estas celebraciones, que será el domingo 4 de octubre, con la celebración de la Eucaristía Solemne en honor al patrón y la posterior procesión por las calles del barrio. Como fin de fiestas, tras la procesión se celebrará el tradicional almuerzo popular en la plaza de Casas de Aguilar. Galería de Fotos Ayuntamiento de Guía