Alaska's Inside Passage Resorts- August 2006 Newsletter {{First Name}}

August 2006

Adventure Travel Newsletter

Dear Angler,

The dog days of summer are upon us.   Record breaking temperatures are making many people wish for winter. If you're ready to cool things way down, Alaska may be just the ticket. Can you imagine the brisk moist air blowing through your hair as you skim across the bay headed out for a day of spectacular sportfishing or wildlife viewing? Give yourself that much-needed relief and treat yourself and your loved ones to a trip to the Great-Land, Alaska!

Orca Take In the Sights Too

Picture of the Month (Spy Hopping Orca)

Scientific Name: Orcinus Orca.  These northern resident killer whales seem to be checking out their surroundings by spyhopping. It is believed that their sight is as good above the water as it is underwater. Orca Whales are the largest member of the dolphin family and this day proved that they can be as playful as their relatives.

Male Orca can growg to 30 feet in length and usually weigh about 10,000 pounds. Females grow to about 26 feet and may weigh over 7,000 pounds. Orcas can swim at 30 miles per hour and can travel over 100 miles in 24 hours. They can easily dive to more than 600 feet, and can stay underwater up to 25 minutes.

Adults may eat 200 pounds of fish and squid per day. Orcas are found in all oceans of the world. Orca sightings are always thrilling and your chances of seeing pods of Orcas on an Alaskan small ship cruise are excellent, creating a memory that will last a lifetime.

Call Alaska's Inside Passage Resorts Today!
800-926-2477
Download our E-brochure Presentation

http://www.directwebadv.com/download/AIPR.ht

Visit us on the web at:   www.aipr.com

Don't Miss The Boat This Season!

There is still time to book your Alaska fishing trip for 2006.
Call today for specific dates and availability

800-926-2477

Designing Your Alaska Dream Vacation

Alaska's Inside Passage Resorts is now working with several additional Alaskan lodges and yacht charters. We are now offering more destinations in Alaska for the discriminating adventurer. Consider a custom land & sea package with thrilling adventures and breathtaking Alaskan beauty to experience.

With one call, you can be on your way to the dream vacation of a lifetime. Spend your days exploring uncharted glaciers, pulling up baskets of crab & shrimp for the evening's feast, and take in views of the extraordinary wildlife that can only be found in Alaska's pristine environs. The Alaska tourist season begins in May and ends in September-October. Planning ahead is advisable for those wishing to secure premium dates and the most desirable destinations.  If you can dream it, we are prepared to make your Alaskan vacation a reality.

Alaska's Inside Passage Resorts \Activities

Quality Guided Excursions, Saltwater Fishing, Fresh Water Fishing, Fly-Fishing, Yacht Cruising, Kayaking, Flight-Seeing, Wildelife, Glacier Tours, Whales Watching, Photography, Remote lodges & Resorts.

If you have an interesting image or Alaskan story you would like to share, please forward to aipr2@ix.netcom.com
Interested in more information? Please complete an inquiry form at http://www.aipr.com/contact.asp

If you do not wish to receive this newsletter, please repley to aipr2@ix.netcom.com with remove me in the "subject line." Or call 800-926-2477 to speak with the editor.

August 2006 Adventure Travel Newsletter Dear Angler, The dog days of summer are upon us. Record breaking temperatures are making many people wish for winter. If you're ready to cool things way down, Alaska may be just the ticket. Can you imagine the brisk moist air blowing through your hair as you skim across the bay headed out for a day of spectacular sportfishing or wildlife viewing? Give yourself that much-needed relief and treat yourself and your loved ones to a trip to the Great-Land, Alaska!
Orca Take In the Sights Too Picture of the Month (Spy Hopping Orca) Scientific Name: Orcinus Orca. These northern resident killer whales seem to be checking out their surroundings by spyhopping. It is believed that their sight is as good above the water as it is underwater. Orca Whales are the largest member of the dolphin family and this day proved that they can be as playful as their relatives. Male Orca can growg to 30 feet in length and usually weigh about 10,000 pounds. Females grow to about 26 feet and may weigh over 7,000 pounds. Orcas can swim at 30 miles per hour and can travel over 100 miles in 24 hours. They can easily dive to more than 600 feet, and can stay underwater up to 25 minutes. Adults may eat 200 pounds of fish and squid per day. Orcas are found in all oceans of the world. Orca sightings are always thrilling and your chances of seeing pods of Orcas on an Alaskan small ship cruise are excellent, creating a memory that will last a lifetime. Call Alaska's Inside Passage Resorts Today! 800-926-2477 Download our E-brochure Presentation http://www.directwebadv.com/download/AIPR.ht Visit us on the web at: www.aipr.com	Don't Miss The Boat This Season! There is still time to book your Alaska fishing trip for 2006. Call today for specific dates and availability 800-926-2477 Designing Your Alaska Dream Vacation Alaska's Inside Passage Resorts is now working with several additional Alaskan lodges and yacht charters. We are now offering more destinations in Alaska for the discriminating adventurer. Consider a custom land & sea package with thrilling adventures and breathtaking Alaskan beauty to experience. With one call, you can be on your way to the dream vacation of a lifetime. Spend your days exploring uncharted glaciers, pulling up baskets of crab & shrimp for the evening's feast, and take in views of the extraordinary wildlife that can only be found in Alaska's pristine environs. The Alaska tourist season begins in May and ends in September-October. Planning ahead is advisable for those wishing to secure premium dates and the most desirable destinations. If you can dream it, we are prepared to make your Alaskan vacation a reality. Alaska's Inside Passage Resorts \Activities Quality Guided Excursions, Saltwater Fishing, Fresh Water Fishing, Fly-Fishing, Yacht Cruising, Kayaking, Flight-Seeing, Wildelife, Glacier Tours, Whales Watching, Photography, Remote lodges & Resorts.
If you have an interesting image or Alaskan story you would like to share, please forward to aipr2@ix.netcom.com	Interested in more information? Please complete an inquiry form at http://www.aipr.com/contact.asp
If you do not wish to receive this newsletter, please repley to aipr2@ix.netcom.com with remove me in the "subject line." Or call 800-926-2477 to speak with the editor.