On the Edge 

Eighteen hundred miles west of everything. A chain of active volcanoes strung along the Ring of Fire, where the Pacific slams into the Bering Sea and the fog rarely lifts long enough to let you get comfortable.

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In Summer 2027, Krüger Expeditions sails into the Aleutians: viewing walrus haul-outs and seabird colonies, soaking in wild hot springs, and tracing a coastline that's been inhabited by the Unangax̂ people for thousands of years.

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Join us to explore, and to deepen the same connection to wild places that drives everything we do.

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Trip Highlights:

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• Volcanoes that still breathe: the near-perfect cone of Mount Shishaldin venting steam, and Akutan's still-active peak looming over the village by the same name. 

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• A soak with a view:  Hot Springs Bay on Akutan Island... slide into geothermal water while sea otters work the kelp beds offshore

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• Wildlife stacked on wildlife: orcas and humpbacks in the channels, puffins on the cliffs, bald eagles everywhere, and beaches where hundreds of walrus haul out at once

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• Explore the only U.S. soil invaded in WWII: abandoned bunkers and coastal defense positions on islands the Japanese occupied in 1942

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• A sea feast: salmon, cod, shellfish, and wild greens harvested straight from some of the richest waters on the continent

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• Weather that means it: wind, fog, and smoking volcanoes that fall right into the sea make this one of the most truly magical sails in North America

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Contact us for more information.