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All Seward Tours & Excursions in 2026

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What are people saying about Seward

Thomas_B, May 2026
Fabulous excursion! A must do!
Experience fabulous and worth the money. Clean ship, awesome crew, very informative on our stops of wildlife and glacier. A bit colder than expected so be prepared of wind when out at sea. Those who get motion sickness take your meds as it can be a bit rough waters.
Tracy_V, May 2026
Highlight of our Alaska trip
This was one of the highlights of our Alaska cruise and land trip. We got to see a few hump bank whales, or at least their tails and can see them breathing. We also got to see porpoises, other wonderful wildlife and stopped by an area that I’ve seen on my screensaver. The captain has very keen eyes, the sound system was good, and the captain spoke eloquently so we could really understand the narration. We didn’t get seasick. It was thoroughly enjoyable.
Jennifer_S, Oct 2025
Can’t stop thinking about it
I’m writing this review years later since I am in the app and I just want to say that my husband and I still talk about this tour. This was one of the best experiences on a trip we’ve ever had and we are always trying to top this epic experience and it is difficult! Our guide was so awesome and the views and hike were incredible.
Steve_M, Sep 2025
Wow!
A fantastic trip. My second one in the last 9 years. We were blessed to see many large pods of Oricas! When the captain said she was going to go a little of path we had no idea what a treat it would be. Well ( or should I say" whale") worth the time and money!
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Most of Alaska is wilderness, so Seward is a convenient base for exploring the great outdoors. The city is next to Kenai Fjords National Park and many Seward tours include excursions in the park. Cruises offer views of stunning glaciers and you might even spot wildlife such as otters, whales, porpoises, and puffins. If you’d prefer something more adventurous, consider a guided glacier hike, a kayaking trip on Resurrection Bay, or even a dog sled ride.