The bright sunshine in the morning always cares about the coastline in the northwest of Tanah Island. The blue sea is full of ripples, and the tides on the shore retreat to the distance. In the pure sea water, the coral reefs connected to each other stretch for dozens of miles, with an elliptical blue water area in between, overlooking the sky, like the pupil of the sea, the magical Tanner Blue Cave. The mysterious and fantastic blue hole is like a dazzling pearl on the coast of the island, surrounded by beautiful corals. From the pocket-sized Tanner Airport, take the pickup truck all the way north, accompanied by the dust flying along the way, through the quaint paths surrounded by the jungle, and soon you can reach the waters where the blue caves are located.

Turnagain arm is a beautiful area south of anchorage, where there are beautiful bore tides that you can surft for literally miles and miles, with stunning mountains in the background

There are nearly 40 glaciers in Harding Icefield in Kenai Fjord National Park. This time I watched the Exit Glacier. If you have people in your class who are not suitable for high-intensity mountain climbing, it is recommended to take a look at the Glacier Viewpoints at the bottom to see the glacier. Walked almost 10 minutes from the visitor center. Don't look at the Harding Icefield Trail, which has a total of only 4.1 mile. Considering the steepness, you need to return to the top after climbing to the top. It takes about 8 hours to go back and forth. Climbing this trail will have a lot of angles to see the Exit Glacier, and you can see a large glacier after climbing to the top. When the walk came, the weather was not very good, it was rainy. Visibility is not very far. Be careful to keep warm, and the more you climb, the more you feel cold. Fortunately, the blue of the glacier is enough to make people intoxicated, but it is also a reward.