Seward Glacier Tours, Resurrection Bay Scenic Tour and Kenai Fjords Tours

Resurrection Bay Wildlife/Scenic Tour
We will depart Seward and travel toward Caine’s Head. During World War II this was known as Fort McGilvray. When crossing Resurrection Bay we will drive by the “Iron Doors”. This was a position where troops could see across the bay at its narrowest point at night. The name “Iron Doors” was derived from its rusty looks today. Traveling through Eldorado Narrows, you will head to Cape Resurrection inhabited by a developed bird Colony and the occasional Mountain Goat. Located Near the Cape is Barnwell Island. This Island was another strategic piece of land used by the US Army during World War II. You will be able to observe the bunkers still intact on top of the Island. We’ll make our way to Cheval Island, then Pony Cove, and you will have magnificent views of Bear Glacier along the way. This trip is available from June 1 to  August 30. We travel a distance of  60 to 75 miles round trip. The total excursion takes about 3 to 5 hours.

Seward Glacier Tours
Spend a day touring parts of the Harding Ice Field while in Kenai Fjords National Park on our Seward Glacier Tours.  We will travel a few hours into Aialik Bay and Holgate Arm. Traveling to Aialik you will pass by Cheval Island, Pony Cove, then up to Aialik Bay. Resurrection Bay tends to be very calm and has some of the best wildlife watching around. You may be lucky enough to see Aialik Glacier calve into the pristine waters surrounding the F/V Blackjack from a safe distance. This trip is available from June 1 to  August 30. We travel a distance of 110 miles round trip. The total excursion takes about 5 to 7 hours.

Extended Kenai Fjords and Seward Glacier Tours
Spend a day touring part of the Harding Icefield. We will travel a few hours into the Northwestern Fjord where you will be nearly surrounded by glaciers at the head of the Fjords. When traveling to Northwestern Fjord you will pass by Cheval Island, Pony Cove, Aialik Bay, and Granite Island—all spectacular places to see whales. We will stop by the Sea Lion Rookery to pay them a visit on the way back to Seward. This trip is available from June 1 to  August 30. We travel a distance of 140 miles round trip. The total excursion takes about 8 hours.

Private tours available for groups up to 6! **Ask for details**