Whittier serves as an exceptional launchpad for your Alaska vacation, whether you embark on a driving tour, explore the region via a railroad tour, or traverse the landscapes in a comfortable motorcoach. Regardless of your chosen mode of exploration, the experience promises to be nothing short of unforgettable. From Whittier's scenic backdrop to its accessible waterways, your journey begins with a captivating blend of convenience and natural wonders. Whether you're navigating the roads, riding the rails, or cruising in comfort, Whittier lays the foundation for an immersive and unforgettable Alaskan adventure, setting the stage for the extraordinary beauty that awaits. Our Prince William Sound Cruise and Sea Kayaking Tours are featuring excellent wildlife viewing, magnificent scenery and calving tidewater glacier. Accessed from Whittier, Alaska, 60-miles south of Anchorage, Prince William Sound is the more protected area with generally calmer seas. In fact, one tour company operating a catamaran in the Sound guarantees no seasickness upon a money-back return. The appeal of this cruise is mainly glaciers. Wildlife is often encountered such as sea otters, whales, sea birds and seals basking on floating icebergs, but it’s the incredible number of alpine, cirque, piedmont and active tidewater glaciers that are the most impressive aspect of these tours. Please note that the excursions can only be booked in combination with our travel packages.

WS#01 Prince William Sound Glacier Cruise

Prince William Sound is one of the most spectacular and unspoiled wildernesses in the world. Majestic blue glaciers explode into its calm fjords. Humpback, killer, Minke, and Gray whales rise from dark waters, surface and spray with clouds of breath into the clear Alaskan air. Seals, Stellar sea lions, and otters sun themselves on frozen rafts of ice. Visit. Blackstone Bay with the massive 1700 ft towering Blackstone and Beloit Glacier. Experience the results of the rapid calving of a glacier in retreat. A forest service ranger provides first hand information on every trip. Included is a hot meal.

Departure: Daily at 12:30 pm - 6:20 pm      Rate: $226.00

WS#02 26 Glacier Cruise

Travels over 140 miles into Prince William Sound where you will see 26 “named” glaciers and many more unnamed. We get very close to towering masses of ice so you can listen to the moves of the glaciers and see the brilliant blues in the ice. Glacier calving are normally seen on each cruise. The types of glaciers you will view are Alpine (hanging), Piedmont and Tidewater Glaciers. During your cruise, you may view sea otters, seals, porpoises and sea lions. The most common whales in Prince William Sound are Humpback and the Orca (Killer) Whale. Guests may also spot bears, bald eagles, mountain goats and over 200 species of birds inhabiting this area. A hot meal is included.

Departure: Daily at 12:30 pm - 6:20 pm      Rate: $226.00

WS#03 Blackstone Bay Sea Kayaking Tour

Join us for a day of sea kayaking in the ice of Blackstone Bay. This is our most popular paddling destination. This is a perfect Prince Willliam Sound kayak tour for people with a limited amount of time. Our day will start with a charter boat ride from Whittier to a beach near the head of Blackstone Bay. We will paddle through the ice floe with harbor seals and numerous sea birds to keep us company. You and your guides will have the opportunity to safely paddle in the glaciated areas of Blackstone Bay while you explore it's natural beauty. The sights and sounds of the actively calving glaciers from the unique viewpoint of our ocean kayaks will indeed be the highlight of your trip! Along with safe and beautiful paddling, Blackstone has some short hikes to offer. Weather and time permitting, we can hike along side Lawrence Glacier for an "up close" look or hike to the top of Willard Island to enjoy one of the most spectacular views in the Sound. This trip is rife with wildlife photo opportunities from eagles to otters and more. At the end of our paddling day we will be taken by charter boat back to Whittier, a perfect day trip from Anchorage.Take a comfortable water taxi to Blackstone Bay and paddle in a kayak to the tidal glacier, watch for wildlife and enjoy the peaceful grandeur.  We promote environmental awareness through our sea kayaking operations and are equipped and staffed to offer the safest and most enjoyable kayaking experience on the Sound. Sea kayaking is a fun and relatively easy sport for all ages.

Departure: Daily at 9:00 am           Rate: $395.00  (4 person minimum) 

WS#04 Blackstone Bay Glacier Quest Cruise

The Glacier Quest Catamaran is your quickest way to see the massive tidewater glaciers of Alaska at Blackstone Bay and Beloit Glacier - some of the most amazing sights you will ever see. Cruise along Passage Canal and venture into magnificent Blackstone Bay, home to seven glaciers and Yosemite-scale waterfalls. Your captain and the US Forest Service ranger will point out the sites along the way. Watch for playful sea otters, harbor seals, kittiwakes, bears, whales or mountain goats. Cruise to the face of two active tidewater glacier and view spectacular alpine glacier and waterfalls while cruising through the calm waters of Prince William Sound.  The tour includes taxes, hot lunch.

Departure: Daily at 1:00 pm - 4:45 pm    Rate: $159.00 

Join our popular Juneau sightseeing tours during your stay in Alaska's main capital Juneau, located in southeast Alaska's Inside Passage. Visit Juneau for a truly unique experience surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Nestled between mountains and the sea, Juneau offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and cultural richness. Explore the majestic Mendenhall Glacier, witness breaching humpback whales, and immerse yourself in Native Alaskan heritage. With diverse wildlife, vibrant arts scenes, and the state capital's charm, Juneau promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Alaska's wilderness and culture. Visit close-by Glacier Bay National Park and join a full day Glacier Bay Cruise or a thrilling day tour to view the Pack Creek Bears on Admiralty Island. You'll never forget the sight of these amazing powerful grizzly bears. The half day cruise to Tracy Arm Fjord is unforgettable as you'll never see more floating icebergs or calving glaciers. Glacier Bay National Park was completely covered by ice just 200 years ago. The “Y” shaped body of Glacier Bay in south-east Alaska is a designated World Heritage Site and includes 16 huge tidewater glaciers - with 12 of them are active and calve icebergs thundering into the bay. On the east and west of the 65 mile long bay the steep mountain summits of the Chilkat and Fairweather Mountain Ranges rise up to provide a dramatic backdrop. The marine wilderness of Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve includes tidewater glaciers, snow- capped mountain ranges, ocean coastlines, deep fjords, and freshwater rivers. Please note that the excursions can only be booked in combination with our travel packages.

JS#1 Juneau Icefield Helicopter Tour and Glacier Hike 

This tour 50-60 minutes flight time that enables passengers to view more of the immense Juneau Icefield when weather permits. This tour takes you deep into the Juneau Icefield and lands in one of our permitted areas. A large portion of the 1500 square mile Juneau Icefield may be observed enroute. Weather permitting an alternate route returning to the airport provides additional scenic possibilities. Our pilots provide custom flights. A 15-minute walk supplements the narrated flight over the glacier with our pilot/guide who can answer additional questions or will use your camera to take photos of you and your friends. We provide transportation to and from the ship docks or selected downtown locations as needed. An additional 45 minutes each direction for transportation and outfitting is required

Duration: 3.25 Hours       Rate: $465.00 

JS#2 Admiralty Island | Windfall Harbor Bear Viewing

Fly by floatplane to Admiralty Island, home to the largest concentration of brown bear in the world. This is immersion in bear territory: There’s no lodge or development out here, which means you won’t be fighting crowds to see these magnificent creatures. Depending on when you go, you’ll see bears and their mating displays, foraging for clams, or fishing for salmon. You’ll land in a small ocean cove on Admiralty Island, within the Stan Price State Wildlife Sanctuary, a protected place for brown bears. A short quarter-mile hike along a rocky beach takes you to a small bluff overlooking a meadow where you can observe bears fishing in the creek or foraging along the shoreline. There is also the possibility of a one-mile hike through towering, 500-year old spruce forest to an observation tower, where you may see spawning salmon and bears. This option has you in bear habitat for about 5-6 hours.

Duration: about 8 hours         Rate: $1089.00 

JS#3 Full Day Glacier Bay Tour

Enjoy a full day in Glacier Bay National Park - with its snow-capped mountain ranges rising to over 15.000 feet, coastal beaches with protected coves, deep fjords, tidewater glaciers, coastal and estuarine waters and freshwater lakes. Bring your camera - because this is an experience you will not easily forget! Witness glacial calving, stunning scenery, and the areas impressive wildlife diversity (Whales, Sea Lions, Sea Otters, Bald Eagles, Bears, Sea Birds) as you comfortably enjoy the smooth ride towards the magnificent glaciated world of Tarr and Muir Inlets located within the West Arm of the Glacier Bay. Tour Including: Flights from / to Juneau, 8-Hour Glacier Bay Cruise narrated by a park ranger, Lunch, Transfers in Gustavus, Taxes and Fees.  

Departure: Daily       Rate: $920.00

JS#4 Taku Glacier Lodge and 5 Glacier Floatplane Discovery 

Board your float plane on downtown Juneau's waterfront for a scenic 25 minute flight over Juneau's 1,500 square mile icecap. View huge, jagged cracks and crevasses, cascading waterfalls and the beautiful blue color of glacial ice. Each guest enjoys a window seat to get unrestricted view of up to five magnificent glaciers. The flight is also narrated. For a unique adventure, add a wilderness salmon bake to your flightseeing tour at the historic (build 1923) Taku Wilderness Lodge. While enjoying your meal the hosts will entertain you with stories of the early day characters like May Joyce and her famous dog sled trip.... The lodge unique interior is decorated with hunting and trapping gear and the roaring fire in the rock fireplace makes a cozy place to relax. Duration: 3 hours 

Departure: Daily at 10 am, 12 pm, 2 pm   Rate: $475.00 

JS#5 Mendenhall Glacier Float Trip 

An adventure awaits you as you paddle out onto Mendenhall Lake near the face of the majestic Mendenhall Glacier in the Tongass National Forest. Your journey takes you on an exciting ride down the Mendenhall River, which flows from the glacier. Glide across the iceberg-studded lake, marvelling at the1.5-mile-wide glacier, and set course downstream. The five-mile route combines Class II and III whitewater. The rapids are perfectly safe, just exciting enough for beginners. Encounter river features such as Moon Flats and Pin Ball Alley. Where the river levels out, soak in the views of the riverbank, lush forests, and 7,000-foot mountains above the valley floor. Learn about the natural history of the river. Be on the lookout for bald eagles, black bears, otters and seals, and salmon during spawning season. Duration: 3.5 hours

Departure: Daily    Rate: $175.00 

JS#6 Juneau Icefield | Glacier Sled Dog Tour

For a "once in a lifetime" experience. You will be transported to the heliport where you will start this very special adventure. The helicopter flight is only one part of this legendary experience that includes flying over the Juneau Ice Field to the dog camp, a kennel tour and the dogsled ride. When you take off, glaciers are seemingly within arm's reach. A glacier-carved mountain panorama will unfold in front of your eyes as you embark on your flight to the camp. When you arrive at your destination, you will share this adventure with 80 Alaskan huskies and hear unique personal accounts of the Iditarod, back country experiences and have the opportunity to ask questions. Total trip: about 3-hours.

Departure: Daily      Rate: $715.00  

JS#7 Juneau City Tour and Mendenhall Glacier Tour

Learn about Juneau's past and present as your motorcoach takes you through the new and historic part of downtown Juneau, Alaska's capital city. See the Governor's Mansion, Gold Creek Basin, the State Capital Building, the St. Nicholas Historical Russian Orthodox Church, the Miners Museum and the Juneau Museum as well as Douglas Island with scenic views over the Gastineau Channel and towards downtown Juneau. Stop at DIPAC Salmon Hatchery to learn about the life cycle of the salmon. The tour continues on to Mendenhall Glacier where you'll have time to view all the exhibits at the US Forest Service Visitor Center and Observatory, walk the trail to photo point, and just take in the magnificence of this glacier situated in Juneau's back yard.

Departure: Daily     Rate: $95.00  

JS#8 Whale Watching Cruise

Humpback whales, and Orca (killer whale) feeding and playing in quiet inlets. This is God's country and mother nature's playground. There is no better place for professionally guided whale watching tours. Enjoy whale watching on our comfortable 42 foot jet boat the Awesome Orca and leave the crowds behind. Captain Larry, an internationally renowned whale watching captain, and a professional naturalist tour guide, bring years of knowledge and experience to your personalized excursion. Come with us for the whale watching and wildlife adventure of a lifetime. Our personalized whale watching tour style and high-speed boat allows us to stop, observe and photograph whales, orca, and other marine mammals in their natural environment, while safely and comfortably enjoying the rugged Alaskan scenery

Duration: 3 - 3.75 hours, Daily         Rate: $165.00  

JS#9 Mendenhall Glacier Trekking Tour

This trek is an Alaskan glacier adventure that includes four hours hiking and climbing over the rugged terrain of the Mendenhall glacier. Upon landing, the guide teaches the basics of glacier travel and then leads your group on an exploration of the most pristine and remote areas of the glacier. Opportunities for adventure photos abound as you are introduced to and practice basic climbing and rope techniques enabling you to safely climb and descend the ice walls. The amount of walking is extensive and often on steep terrain with some technical climbing. No previous experience is necessary however you should be comfortable hiking 3-4 miles over varied and sometimes steep terrain. Duration 8 hours 

Departure: Daily at 10 am       Rate: $230.00  

There is a lot to keep you occupied at Denali National Park. Popular activities in and around Denali National Park are Denali wildlife viewing tours, Mt. Denali flightseeing tours with an optional glacier landing, Denali backcountry hiking trips, ATV and Jeep safari adventures and not to forget, the Cabin Nite Dinner Theatre Show. For dog lovers there is a special highlight in Denali National Park: Various agencies offer sled dog demonstrations. Let us show you the power of the impressive huskies and learn all about the robust four-legged friends during a visit to the Husky Homestead. If you are more of a fan of action-packed water sports, a rafting tour is just the thing for you. Get to know the national park from the water side and plunge down the rapids. Experience Alaska's grandeur on our spectacular road trips and Alaska railroad tours, both featuring a visit to Denali National Park. Whether navigating scenic roads or enjoying a comfortable rail journey, these expeditions promise breathtaking views of Alaska's wilderness. Join us for an unforgettable adventure, seamlessly blending the thrill of the open road or the charm of rail travel with the majestic landscapes of Denali National Park.

Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska's first national park, covers 6 million hectares of wilderness, with only one road bisecting the park. The park was established by the United States Congress in 1917 to protect the animals living in the Alaska Range. The size of the park tripled in 1980, when Congress expanded the park to include all of the mountains within the Denali National Park. Visitors driving along the Park Road can watch taiga forests change at low altitudes into high alpine tundra and snow-capped mountains leading to Mount Denali, the highest peak in North America at 20,310 feet. Denali National Park has been a destination for adventure and mountaineering for over a century. The park still attracts mountaineers, skiers, packers, athletes, hikers, and dog sled riders who want to stand up to the truly wild landscape. Roaming freely, the park is the natural wilderness habitat for bears, caribou, Dall sheep, moose, wolves, and lynxes. There are also more than 160 different birds that you can witness on Denali National Park bus tours. Please note: Our sightseeing tours cannot be booked individually, but only in conjunction with our travel packages.

DS#1 Denali Park Tundra Wilderness Tour

For visitors wanting to know about Denali National Park’s varied landscapes and wildlife, this 6-8 hour fully narrated tour takes visitors to the Toklat River at mile 54 of the Park Road. While we can’t predict nor promise when and where wildlife may show up, this tour travels deep into the heart of the park and will allow you ample opportunity to look for Dall sheep, moose, caribou and the elusive grizzly bear. On days when Mt. Denali is visible, it may be possible to travel to Stony Hill Overlook at mile 62 where the mountain first becomes fully visible from base to summit - an impressive view. A snack box and water is included. Two departures daily: the AM departure leaves between 5:30 am and 7:30 am to reach the afternoon train to Fairbanks. The PM departure is for clients arriving from Fairbanks and departs between 13:30 pm and 15:00 pm. The NPS Entrance Fee is included. 
Departures: Daily 5:30 am | 1:30 pm Rate: $155.00   

Note: Our tour packages usually include the Denali Transit Bus. Guests have the option to exchange this tour and upgrade to the Tundra Wilderness Tour for $130.   

Update: The turnaround point is the East Fork Cabin, 42 miles into the park, as the Denali Park Road is closed from this point due to reconstruction.

DS#2 The Natural History Denali Park Tour

The Denali Natural History Tour is an approximate 5-hour, fully narrated tour that travels to Primrose Ridge at Mile 17 within Denali National Park and Preserve. With a focus on the rich, cultural history of the park, this tour makes several stops with programs that depict the diverse native and early pioneer influences that make Denali special. Hear about the history and culture that surrounds you at a Living History presentation, while visiting Savage Cabin, and find out more about the local native culture and their stories at Primrose Ridge. Your driver/naturalist will provide a great introduction to the landscape, geology and history of Denali National Park. The tour will include a stop at the Wilderness Access Center for a viewing of "Through Time & Tundra" to set the perspective of traveling the park road. Morning and afternoon tours are available.

Departure: Daily on Request Rate: $120.00

DS#3 Backcountry Wildlife Tour to Kantishna | Wonder Lake

The Denali Backcountry Adventure is a full day narrated exploration along the Denali Park Road to Denali Backcountry Lodge in Kantishna, returning to the Denali Park entrance in the evening. This trip into Denali National Park travels the entire length of the restricted 95-mile Denali Park Road to Kantishna in our private bus. Our trained naturalist Guide/Driver provides natural history interpretation along the way, helping guests search for bears, moose, caribou and other wildlife while pointing out the biology and geology of the region. We stop along the way for photography and take several rest stops where you can stretch the legs. Snacks, drinks and lunch are provided. Lunch is served at exclusive Denali Backcountry Lodge in Kantishna. Dietary meal options available. Lunch: sandwich bar, soups, fruits, snacks and drinks.
Departure: Daily 7:30 am Rate: $215.00

Note: Our tour packages normally include the Denali Transit Bus. Guests have the option to exchange this tour and upgrade to the Kantishna Roadhouse Tour / Denali Backcountry Lodge Tour for $160.

Update: This tour is not available due to the reconstruction of a section of Denali Park Road near Polychrome Pass.

DS#4 Adventure Walking Tours

Join an experienced naturalist for this fascinating half-day walking tour to explore the splendid flora and fauna found on the northern side of the Alaska Range. After helping yourself to provided outerwear and walking stick, which will be provided, embark on this relaxed expedition. Listen as the naturalist describes the pristine taiga and tundra ecosystems, which extend from the Nenana River, one of Alaska's top whitewater rafting destinations, to the sub-artic alpine tundra. As you come to understand these remarkable natural zones and the powerful forces that shape them, learn about hundreds of species of wildflowers, migratory birds and animals that inhabit the region.

Departure: Daily on Request Rate: $140.00

DS#5 Helicopter Hiking Tour

An exhilarating helicopter flight takes you to the top of the ridge overlooking spectacular vistas of the Alaska Range and Yanert Valley dominating the landscape. What a thrill it is to soar like a bird over spectacular scenery and to hike down rather than up, witnessing the spectacular views nature has provided from this vantage point. On your descent down the ridge, Mt. Denali towers on the western horizon and the 12,339-foot Mt. Deborah and the 13,832-foot Mt. Hayes provide an impressive backdrop to the east. Your naturalist-guide pauses frequently to explain the flora and fauna found in the area. You may also see a variety of wildlife as everyone does their best to spot Dall sheep, caribou, moose, bear, as well as hoary marmots pika's and birds of Alaska Interior. Duration: 4-hours

Departure: Daily on Request Rate: $536.00

DS#6 Helicopter Glacier Hiking Tour

No trip to Alaska is complete without this experience-an incomparable flightseeing adventure that lets you walk on ice thousands of years old. Your tour begins by following the Yanert Valley east to the base of 12,339-foot Mt. Deborah. With icefalls cascading down, the view is absolutely breathtaking. Land on the Yanert Glacier and listen to your pilot as he describes the history of the area while you view glacier moraines, ice bridges, and glacial streams and ponds. The glacier surged a few years ago and the movement caused the surface to buckle and crack, creating peaks and crevasses for added interest. Your return trip takes you over the Sheep Creek Valley for a panoramic view of the Alaska Range and breathtaking views of the West Fork and Nenana glaciers.

Departure: Daily on Request Rate: $599.00

DS#7 Mt. Denali Summit Flightseeing Tour

Fly completely around Mt. Denali and continue right up over the top of its towering summit for a one-of-kind Alaska experience. Glide over U-shaped valleys and climb into a thrilling realm of snow-covered pinnacles. And when towering Mt. Denali comes into view, you’ll learn first hand why native people called it Denali, the "Great One." This gigantic mountain dwarfs all other massifs around it, keeping you glued to the edge of your window seat for one dramatic photo opportunity after another. With the expert narration of your professional pilot and the opportunity to interact and ask questions through your aviation headsets, this adventure is nothing short of exhilarating. Flight Length: 60-70 minutes 

Departures: Daily, Duration 2 hours     Rate: $449.00  

DS#8 Mt. Denali Flightseeing With Glacier Landing

Mt. Denali is located 90-miles from the park entrance. So, most visitors only get a glimpse of it in the distance. You can get up close and personal with the ''Great One''. Board a twin-engine airplane and let the wonder unfold as you fly over more mountains, glaciers and eye-popping scenery than you ever could imagine. When you arrive at Mt. Denali and soar around its staggering summit, you’ll feel the same sense of exhilaration a mountain climber feels. And when your pilot comes in for a gentle landing on one of Mt. Denali’s most scenic glaciers, you’ll be in privileged company indeed. Step out onto the ancient ice and immerse yourself in this astonishing world of towering rock and shimmering ice.

Departure: Daily     Rate: $779.00

DS#9 Denali Highway Jeep Safari

Don't miss the Denali Highway, the #2 “Drive of a Lifetime” by National Geographic Traveler magazine! Once the gateway to Denali National Park, this 135-mile gravel road is surrounded by pristine nature & is a photographer’s paradise. Snow-capped mountains, icy glaciers & panoramic vistas flank the Denali Highway! New, 4-door, 4x4 Jeeps hug the dirt road, while comfortably seating four adults who can trade off driving. Throughout the trip, you'll be able to ask the guide questions and share the experience with your fellow drivers. Each Jeep has a CB radio for communicating with the guide so stops can be made whenever desired. On a clear day you'll see Mt. Denali and a variety of wildlife. You are welcome to enjoy the thrill of manoeuvre along the wilderness road.

Departure: Daily     Rate: $189.00

DS#10 Denali ATV Adventure

Drive a ATV through the backcountry of northern Denali National Park. After learning how to safely manoeuvre the four-wheel-drive ATVs, which go up to 15 miles per hour, and donning safety gear, follow the guide onto the trail, which affords breathtaking imagery at every turn. The nearby mountains, dramatic tundra, jagged horizon and unique flora form the striking tableau that only exists in the Alaskan wilderness. Snap photos whenever you wish. As your guide describes the area’s mining history keep an eye out for wildlife. Explore Dry Creek riverbed, site of Athabascan Indian artefacts and an authentic cabin abandoned by old-timer Alaskans. Scale Black Diamond Peak for a heavenly view of Healy Valley.

Departures: Daily  | Duration 2.5 hours    Rate: $160.00  

DS#11 Denali Kennel Tour

Embark on a thrilling three-hour tour to Wolf's Den Kennel in Cantwell, home to Iditarod finisher Mark Santos and 60 sled dogs. Start with a scenic drive from your hotel, enjoying stories and views along the way. Meet adorable puppies and learn about sled dog training and care. Witness a training run, dive into the world of the Iditarod with a detailed presentation, and get a glimpse into the rugged Alaskan lifestyle. This immersive experience concludes with a narrated drive back, filled with lasting impressions of Alaska's wilderness and sled dog culture.

Departures: 8 AM, 7 PM   Duration 3 hours    Rate: $69.00

DS#12 Nenana River Rafting Trip

All you need is a sense of adventure for this exciting tour. Take in the spectacular scenery along the most gorgeous portions of the Nenana River as your guide does all the work. You'll enjoy 11 miles of Class I and Class II whitewater as you float through a glacial valley - gentle enough to let you enjoy the scenery yet active enough to be an unforgettable adventure. Skirt the boundaries of Denali National Park for an excellent opportunity to experience wildlife in its natural environment. This is the place to see wildlife including moose, sheep, caribou and bear as you raft downstream. If you choose the whitewater option, after lunch you are in for the ride of your lifetime through the Nenana River Gorge!

Departure: Daily    Rate: $140.00 - 2 hrs tour, $240.00 - 5 hrs tour

DS#13 Alaska Cabin Nite Dinner Theatre

Kick back after a day of sightseeing by joining in on this evening-long jaunt to a family-style roadhouse to see a rollicking musical comedy about the first men to reach the summit of Mt. Denali, also known as Denali, "the high one." Start off the night with a family style dinner featuring Alaskan salmon, smokehouse BBQ, hearty mashed potatoes and house baked apple crisp for dessert. While dining, enjoy wonderful live music by talented performers who hit all the right notes. Relax while experiencing a truly delightful show that hilariously depicts the legendary adventures of the first men to scale North America's highest peak, which stands over 20,000 feet tall. All-You-Can-Eat Dinner Buffet is included. 

Departure: Daily at 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm   Rate: $96.00 

Seward, Alaska, nestled on the shores of Resurrection Bay, is a captivating coastal town renowned for its natural beauty and outdoor adventures. Visitors are drawn to its stunning landscapes, from towering mountain peaks to icy fjords. The Alaska SeaLife Center and the annual Mount Marathon race are local highlights, offering marine education and thrilling athleticism. With its proximity to Kenai Fjords National Park, Seward is a gateway to glaciers, marine wildlife, and pristine wilderness. The town's welcoming community, fresh seafood, and picturesque views make it a great destination for those seeking an authentic Alaskan experience. Embark on an extraordinary Alaskan adventure with our captivating road trips and scenic Alaska railroad tours, both commencing or concluding in the vibrant city of Seward. Seward is the ideal place to visit before or after your Inside Passage Cruise. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Alaska's landscapes, whether navigating the open road or enjoying the comfort of a rail journey. These carefully curated tours promise a symphony of breathtaking vistas, showcasing the unparalleled beauty of the Last Frontier. Please note that the excursions can only be booked in combination with our travel packages.

SS#1 Kenai Fjords National Park Cruise  ( 6 - 7.5 hrs)

The 110-mile full-day cruise on a high-speed catamaran takes you into Kenai Fjords National Park, the Chiswell Islands National Wildlife Refuge and the magnificent Aialik Bay. Hosting this cruise is a uniformed National Park Ranger, who will provide narration to your journey and point out the many spectacular sights while fielding any questions you may have. Wildlife is abundant throughout the National Park, and the tidewater glaciers are massive. You'll visit the Aialik and Holgate Glaciers (7 hr tour) where guests often witness calving - a process by which the glacier sheds giant blocks and slabs of ancient ice - from a close distance. A deli lunch is included. 

Departure: Daily from May - September 8:00 am, 11:30 am  Rate: $227.00 | 6-Hours
Departure: Daily from May - September 10:00 am - 5:30 pm Rate: $267.00 | 7.5-Hours

SS#2 Kenai Fjords Wildlife Cruise | 4 hrs 

Search for whales, sea otters, Steller sea lions, Dall’s porpoises, harbor seals, bald eagles, puffins, and many other types of marine birds as you cruise the protected waters of Resurrection Bay on our 4 Hour Kenai Fjords Wildlife Cruise. Our experienced captains will explore the area’s wildlife hot spots to maximize your chances of viewing whales and other wildlife. This cruise is fully narrated by our knowledgeable captains. Depending on weather, you may see alpine glaciers tucked in the surrounding Chugach and Kenai Mountain Ranges and cruise by Bear Glacier, a piedmont glacier and the largest glacier in Kenai Fjords National Park. Experience the cruise that President Obama took on his visit to Alaska in 2015. 

Departure: Daily from May - September 12:30 pm - 4:30 pm Rate: $139.00

SS#3 Northwestern Fjords Cruise (8.5 hrs) 

The premium full-day Kenai Fjords Cruise covers magnificent Northwestern Fjord - the home to three amazing tidewater glacier, hanging alpine glacier, abundant wildlife such as Orca Whales, Steller Sea Lions, playful Sea Otters, Bald Eagles, Puffins and of course the magnificent scenery. On this tour we travel futher into Kenai Fjords National Park than most other daily cruise tour operators. You will spend time in front of the impressive Northwestern Glacier, an actively-calving tidewater glacier, and you will also visit Anchor and Ogive Glaciers. In addition we visit the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge and Chiswell Island's seabird rookeries within Resurrection Bay. Tour includes a deli lunch. Total 150 miles round trip.

Departure: Daily from June - September at 8:30 am     Rate: $289.00

SS#4 Godwin Glacier Helicopter Sled Dog Tour

Imagine running a team of Huskies on snow in the summer... Combine three thrilling activities: Helicopter Flightseeing, Glacier Landing and Dog Mushing - everything with breathtaking views of Resurrection Bay and the surrounding glacier-carved mountain ranges. Over 80 Alaskan Huskies wait to share an essential part of Alaska's culture - dog mushing. An experienced guide will explain how to run a dog team, then you're off across a snow field and the lure of the trail and thrill of driving a dog team will create the ultimate experience of a lifetime. Rain gear and waterproof equipment available. This is a 1.5 hour tour that includes 15 minutes of flight seeing.

Departure: Daily       Rates: $613.00  

SS#5 Seward Sightseeing Tour, Kennel Visit and Dog Cart Ride 

Discover the captivating history of Seward and the iconic Iditarod Trail on this immersive summer day trip. Your adventure begins with a visit to 2017 Iditarod champion Mitch Seavey’s renowned sled dog kennel. Here, you’ll meet famous racing dogs, cuddle playful puppies, dress up like an Iditarod musher, and hear thrilling tales of the legendary 1,000-mile race. Next, experience the Alaskan wilderness firsthand as you mush a two-mile ride on a wheeled cart, guided by an Iditarod competitor. Afterward, enjoy a hearty lunch at a local favorite before continuing to Exit Glacier. Take a leisurely walk along a scenic nature trail, leading to the glacier’s impressive face. Conclude your day with a tour of Seward’s charming highlights, learning about the town’s history, including the impact of the 1964 earthquake. Good to know: This tour begins at the Seward Train Station, aligning with train arrivals and departures. The order of activities may vary.

Departure: Daily at 11:30 AM, Duration 6 hrs       Rates: $210.00  

SS#6 Resurrection Bay Salmon and Halibut Fishing Trip

Ever dreamed about trophy Halibut and Salmon Fishing ? Our charter boats in Seward are state-of-the-art - specifically designed for saltwater fishing in Alaska and equipped with the finest fishing gear available such as Penn two speed reels and tackles from Mustad and Berkley. Your guides are dedicated sport fishing enthusiasts and they know where the fish is. We offer a variety of fishing charters for Silver Salmon from June - September, King Salmon  from May - June, Halibut year around.

Departure: Daily  Rate: $399.00  - Halibut Fishing Full Day 
Departure: Daily  Rate: $380.00  - Salmon Fishing Full Day / $265.00 - Half Day 
Departure: Daily  Rate: $435.00  - Halibut / Salmon Combo Fishing Full Day