Planning an RV trip takes special planning and we make every effort to make certain that your needs are met.

Please ask us for a list of RV parks at each port of call. Our capable reservations agents have years of experience in planning Alaska travel and will make all of your ferry arrangements. 

We'll need the length and width of your RV, including any trailers, overhangs or towed vehicles. RV's that are unable to fold mirrors to under 8' 6" wide will be charged a 25% premium. RV's 9' wide and over will be charged a 50% premium. 

On Alaska Ferries you cannot sleep in your vehicle. Most ferries have stateroom accommodations you may wish to have on overnight passages. You are welcome to take bedding from your vehicle and sleep in the covered, heated, solarium area on the top deck.

Be sure to ask for our "Help Along the Way" brochure covering Emergency Medical Services for Alaska Travelers. You'll find a wealth of information with various topics from Alaska Laws to Wrangell's emergency response phone numbers.

EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR VEHICLE
-Flares and reflectors
-First aid kit with knife and pocket mask
-Multi-purpose dry chemical fire extinguisher
-Tow cable (at least 20 feet)
-Spare tire - inflated to proper pressure
-Tool kit (pliers, screwdriver, wrenches)
-Flashlight and spare batteries
-Maps, pencil and paper
-Jumper cables
-Matches and candles
-Containers for liquids
-Facial and toilet tissue; Paper towels
-Supply of non-perishable foods
-Transistor radio and extra battery
-Full tank of gasoline - always drive on upper half
-Come-along
-Nylon rope (at least 20 feet)
-Insect repellent

Additional Equipment for Winter Driving
-Chains
-Shovel
-Ice Scraper
-Sack of sand
-Blanket; sleeping bag
-Extra warm clothing

Special note: propane must be shut off at the tank when traveling on all Alaska Marine Highway vessels.

Please call us at 800.327.2571 for more information about RV travel aboard the Alaska Ferry.

Viking Travel, Inc.