Top Alaska Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 28

Come join us on this 26-foot Hewescraft vessel. This boat was built specifically for whale watching in extreme comfort. This small group excursion will take you away from the crowds and will allow you to view whales up close and personal. Call for private charters. This boat takes only six passengers at a time.

Cast your rod for northern pike, Arctic grayling, and other fish that call Interior Alaska home on this full-day fishing trip from Fairbanks. An in-the-know guide takes you to excellent fishing locations and shows you how to fish with fly and spinning rods. Pick up fishing techniques and soak up the peaceful Alaskan scenery. Snacks and hotel transport are included on this family-friendly outing.

The team at Saltwater Safari Tours will guide you on your Kenai Fjords National Park adventure! We offer both full and half day tours of the Kenai Fjords National Park on our fast and stable 53' vessels Legend and Legacy. Unlike other tour companies that pack their vessels with several hundred guests, we limit our groups to a maximum of 16 passengers, offering a comfortable and more personalized experience! Our 360° walk-around decks, roomy cabin and short passenger list all adds up to a comfortable and enjoyable trip into the Kenai Fjords National Park!

You will enjoying traveling between the beautiful mountains of the Kenai peninsula and the Chugach state park along the Seward highway and the Turnagain arm in the comfort of our vehicles from the Whittier Cruise Port to Anchorage down town hotel or to the Anchorage International airport.

Follow the story of the Mat-Su Valley from mountain pass to hometown streets on this relaxed heritage day trip. Travel from Anchorage into Hatcher Pass to explore the preserved Independence Mine and hear how mining and early settlement shaped the region. Then return to downtown Palmer to slow down over lunch at Palmer Alehouse, with an included tasting flight (or a non-alcoholic option). With scenic views throughout and time to enjoy each stop, this tour blends history, landscape, and local flavor in one easy day.

Discover the stunning landscapes of Alaska on a self-guided kayaking adventure from Anchorage. Choose from single or tandem kayaks and enjoy the use of premium equipment from paddles to personal flotation devices. Discover the wilderness at your pace, whether you're a seasoned paddler or a beginner. Explore lakes, chase trophy fish, and create lasting memories with our reliable and comfortable kayaks.

We are a local business operating in the area since 2008 and fishing in the area since 1988. We have a 2019 North River (32ft) with a heated cabin and bathroom facility. The boat has seating for 6. The boat is equipped with twin 250's and a 25 HP trolling motor.

We offer halibut fishing with a maximum of 6 people with a local captain and mate who have over 30 years of experience fishing the surrounding waters of Icy Strait Point . Client can catch and release or choose to ship their catch home..

Step back in time and experience Skagway’s storied past on this fun and scenic e-bike adventure! Your journey begins at the lively Days of ’98 Show, where the spirit of the Gold Rush comes to life. Then, head to Klondike Electric Bicycles and set off on an easy, guided ride through history. Visit the Gold Rush Cemetery to hear tales of Skagway’s most infamous outlaws, and marvel at the serene beauty of Lower Reid Falls tucked in the rainforest. Continue to the Skagway Waterfront for sweeping mountain and coastal views as your guide shares stories of stampeders and dreamers who built this wild frontier town. Afterward, enjoy an hour of free time — hike to Yakutania Point for breathtaking vistas or explore more of Skagway by e-bike. Perfect for all skill levels, this tour blends history, scenery, and adventure for an unforgettable Alaskan experience.

Discover an unforgettable adventure near Seward, Alaska, with the Moose Pass Kayak & Hike Express to Grant Lake. In just 4 hours, enjoy a 1-mile paddle on Upper Trail Lake, surrounded by the stunning Chugach Mountains, followed by a 1-mile hike to the pristine shores of Grant Lake. Accessible only by foot or floatplane, this remote gem offers breathtaking emerald waters. Pause to relax, enjoy a snack, and refill your bottle with glacial water before retracing your steps. Perfect for those seeking a half-day wilderness experience near Kenai Fjords National Park.

Fly in a helicopter to stay at a private heated yurt at the edge of the Bear Glacier Lagoon. There are two yurts available, each with a queen size bed. On site staff will provide all food, and is available to give guided hikes, make a camp fire in the evenings with s'mores as set up games for entertainment. Guided kayaking at no additional charge! This is an all inclusive experience, just bring a small overnight bag and enjoy the Alaskan outdoors. This is a beautiful location for a restful getaway in nature.

*Private Charters for group sizes from 2-6 *Transparent Pricing, Rates are same for child to adult, pricing per angler decreases with each angler added *Captains with a minimum of a decade of experience fishing Ketchikan *Communicate directly with your captain after booking, stay up to date on weather, fishing reports, and port times.

New in 2023! This full-day tour transverses a glacier feed river as it meanders through a glacier-carved valley. It is not uncommon to see a whole host of wildlife that frequents the river system as we paddle our way through the rivers meandering course. You will find salmon swimming under your paddle craft as they migrate to their spawning grounds. Also, expect to see ducks and eagles fly overhead and maybe even find a moose standing in the water eating a meal. This tour starts by paddling across Jim Lake and then a short overland portage into Jim Creek. Finally, exit on the beach of the Knik River that flows from the Knik Glacier, and while there get some pictures with the glacier in the background. The Knik Glacier is the headwaters of the Knik River and is the largest glacier in Southcentral Alaska. From there we will continue downriver to the mouth of the Knik arm of the Cook Inlet.

New in 2023! The 7 Mile Canoe Trail winds its way through the heart of the Mat Su Valley. Travel on 4 separate lakes with only one portage over land. It is not uncommon to see moose, ducks, and eagles along the route.

The Brown Bears at Pack Creek range in size from small cubs of the year to large males coming in over 1000lbs. May to Mid-June is mating season and summer foraging. We see bears interact in a variety of ways and courtship behavior is common, we also often see bears digging for clams, or eating sedge grass. This is also a great time to watch sows playing with cubs, and the best time for encounters with large males. Mid-July to the end of September are the various Salmon Runs, this is when the bears go to work. The bears focus is on fishing. The primary viewing location is about ten meters from the creek. This is when we often see the most bears in view at a given moment, and the only time to get a picture of a bear with a fish in its mouth. Viewing distances at Pack Creek can be as close as 30ft away or as far as a 1,000yds out, depending on the individual bear and which food source they are using.

Bear Creek Outfitters pioneered Waterfall Creek as one of the premier bear viewing locations in SouthEast Alaska more than two decades ago. Our local expert guides continue that tradition with excellent service and a fantastic experience. If you are looking for an activity where you can bring kids as young as 6 then a Private Waterfall Creek Tour is perfect for your family.

If you dream of getting off the beaten path and seeing bears in Alaska with no-one else around, this is the trip for you. After a scenic floatplane ride to a location where we have exclusive commercial permits, your certified guide will take you on an Alaska adventure with no human trails and no other people to find bears in their natural habitat.

Bear Creek Outfitters guides have been hiking and exploring the local wilderness for decades. Let them take you on a private trip through their world, accessed only by floatplane, and an adventure like few others.

We pioneered Waterfall Creek as one of the premier bear viewing locations in Southeast Alaska more than two decades ago. Our local expert guides continue that tradition with excellent service and a fantastic experience. If you are looking for an activity where you can bring kids as young as 6 then a Private Waterfall Creek Tour is perfect for your family.

Take the wheel and explore Denali on your own terms with a self-drive Jeep rental built for freedom and flexibility. With no guides or fixed schedules, you can stop for wildlife, photos, hikes, and scenic views whenever you choose. This is the only Jeep rental in Denali that allows independent access to the legendary Denali Highway, one of Alaska’s most scenic drives. Explore landscapes visitors rarely see. Our local team provides maps, route recommendations, and insider tips. Popular routes include the Denali Highway, Stampede Trail, and roads near Denali National Park. Private vehicles are allowed to drive up to Mile 12 on the Denali Park Road, providing access to the park entrance and scenic viewpoints. Highlights: • Drive the Denali Highway, one of Alaska’s most scenic roads • Explore Denali at your own pace • Stop anytime for wildlife viewing, hiking, or photos • Receive local tips, maps, and route recommendations • No guide required — enjoy a true self-drive Alaska adventure

Float through the great Alaska wilderness. A once-lifetime experience for the whole family or the outdoor enthusiast. On your 5-hour outdoor adventure, you have the great chance to see our Alaska wildlife close up, while silently drifting one of our spectacular rivers in a raft. You may have the opportunity to make pictures of Moose, Bears, Wolves, Foxes, Beaver, and Bald Eagles.

Experience Denali National Park from the air and at ground level. This small-group tour begins with a scenic flight by floatplane over the tundra, spruce forest, and glaciers—home to wildlife including grizzly bears, wolves, moose, caribou, and Dall sheep. Afterward, you'll land at a remote lodge near Denali to embark on a guided hike with lunch included. Hotel pickup is also provided for added convenience.

Experience the soul of Interior Alaska on a 2-day overnight tour, away from crowds. Travel the stunning Denali Highway, spotting diverse wildlife like moose, caribou, and bears amidst tundra and glacial valleys. Learn about edible wild berries and unique geological formations. Relax in a cozy, remote lodge before witnessing the spectacular Aurora Borealis dance overhead, completely free from light pollution. This intimate journey offers a deep, personal connection with Alaska's wild heart. Why Choose This Tour? Experience a real slice of Alaska in 2 days - no tour buses, no crowds. Travel a historic and scenic section of Interior Alaska via the 152 mile Denali Highway. Connect with nature through wild foraging and geology exploration. Overnight in a peaceful, remote setting with a chance to view the aurora. Led by local, knowledgeable guides focused on sustainability, safety and authenticity. Extra fun surprises always included!

Following your meal, enjoy the views of the remote island landscape. Use the spotting scopes on the outside deck to search for wildlife on nearby shorelines, visit the marine life observation tank where you can learn about inter-tidal zone creatures, beach comb on the lodge’s beautiful shoreline, kickback fireside and much more!