Top Alaska Kayaking Tours - page 3

Go kayaking with humpback whales during this small-group paddling adventure from Juneau. Climb aboard a boat and travel up the Inside Passage to reach rich feeding grounds for humpback whales. Admire views of glaciers, forest, and snow-capped mountains during the journey then set out in kayaks in search of whales and other wildlife.

The vibrant Inside Passage is one of the best places for spotting humpback whales in Alaska, and on this two-part adventure you not only travel up the passage on a small boat but also have the opportunity to kayak alongside the massive creatures. While most whale watching tours only include spotting whales from a distance, this intimate tour allows adventurous travelers to experience the whales up close.

Paddle Alaska's Inside Passage on a sea kayaking trip from Skagway that explores a dramatic coast lined with towering peaks. Watch for bald eagles, moose, and whales as you paddle a 2-person kayak, then come to shore for a picnic on an Alaskan beach. For even more time on the water, you'll make the round-trip journey between Skagway to Haines aboard a high-speed catamaran, a 17-mile trip that traverses scenic Lynn Fjord.

From the very first time we welcomed guests to stay overnight in ‘The Nellie’ on Grant Lake, we realized that we just had to get people out here for longer stays. There’s something pretty special about hiking to a wilderness location, then realizing this is your basecamp, your own little piece of paradise for the next two nights. It doesn’t take long to settle into the peaceful rhythm of nature while taking in the stunning views of deep blue Grant Lake and listening to a loon in the distance. Whether you are well seasoned in the outdoors or never kayaked or stayed in a yurt before, this 3 day, 2 night tour is one of the best ways to feel truly immersed in what Alaska has to offer. While you may be with another small group of travelers, (8 maximum), those on your reservation will have your own private yurt accommodations.