The only Alaskan island where seaplanes land on 10,000-year-old Haida sacred waters
Deep in Alaska’s Alexander Archipelago lies Prince of Wales Island, where ancient Haida sacred waters have cradled seaplanes for nearly a century. This remote wilderness sanctuary holds America’s most exclusive indigenous cultural treasure—accessible only by floatplane landings on waters that have been sacred to the Haida people for over 10,000 years. When your seaplane touches … Lire plus
