easy
15 minutes to 1 hour
No physical fitness required as this is a virtual experience
Step inside Alaska’s remote reindeer farm with a captivating virtual tour that brings the wild north to your screen. Discover how this unique farm preserves a vital part of Alaskan heritage while providing an intimate wildlife experience.
From $30 • All Ages • 15 min - 1 hour
15 Minute Virtual Farm Tours ($50) Visit with 3 animals
30 Minute Virtual Farm Tours ($90) Visit 5 animals
45 Minute Virtual Farm Tours ($225) Visit all the animals.
60 Minute Virtual Farm Tours ($300) Spend time with each animal
15 minute tour: quick walk around the farm to see the Rocky the moose, Dolly the bison and the Reindeer.
30 minute tour: walk around the farm to see 5 animals with extra time to answer questions.
45 minute tour: information and question and answer, walk around the farm to see all of the animals and potential elf appearance.
60 minute tour: potential elf appearance, information, spend some time with each animal as technology will allow.
It can be as cold as 20 degrees below 0 In Palmer, Alaska. Sometimes our phones die in the cold. We will do our best to prevent this from happening.
FaceTime or video call through Facebook messenger works on our farm. We can invite you to a Zoom meeting or your can invite us to yours. PLEASE RESPOND TO YOUR CONFIRMATION EMAIL WITH A ZOOM LINK, or tell us you need us to set one up.
**Please note all bookings are in the ALASKA TIME ZONE. Please check your local time zone to know what time the call will begin.
If you would like to book at a time we are not available you are welcome to email us at reindeertours@gmail.com and if our schedule allows we will try to accommodate.
Ensure you have a reliable internet connection to experience the live virtual tour without interruptions.
Have your questions ready to make the most of the Q&A session with the farm guides.
Watching on a tablet or computer screen enhances visual detail compared to smaller smartphones.
Book your virtual tour in advance to secure preferred dates and times for the live interaction.
Reindeer were introduced to Alaska in the late 1800s to provide sustainable herd resources for indigenous communities, shaping much of the region’s grazing landscape.
The farm emphasizes sustainable land use and animal welfare, working closely with local communities to minimize environmental impact and preserve native flora and fauna.
Provides a stable platform and larger screen for the best viewing experience.
Optional for clearer audio during the live tour and Q&A session.
Helpful for jotting down interesting facts or questions during the tour.
Necessary to ensure smooth streaming and interaction with the guides.