Top Seward Kayaking Tours

Explore the waters of Resurrection Bay from aboard a kayak with this guided tour, suitable for beginners and experienced kayakers alike. You can expect to see all sorts of wildlife, from sea otters and harbor seals to bald eagles. If you visit during the late summer, you may also get the chance to stop for a walk along Tonsina Creek to see fish spawning.

This is the ULTIMATE Alaskan experience! Our private charter catamaran will take you to wild places to paddle near a massive glacier with your guide. You'll also cruise through Kenai Fjords National Park watching for whales, orca, sea lions, seals, porpoise, puffins eagles, and more. Bring your camera, your sense of awe and adventure, and get ready for a mind-blowing day!

Trade the temperamental waves of the ocean for the calm waters of Bear Lake on this 3.5-hour kayak or canoe tour. Located just north of Seward, the salmon-run lake is also home to black and brown bears. Watch sockeye salmon make their way over the weir, or a low dam. Kids as young as three years old are welcome on this family-friendly outing. (Children six and under must ride in canoes.) See salmon wriggle and swim alongside your kayak or canoe. Hotel transport included.

Experience the beauty of Resurrection Bay, its abundant marine life, and beautiful glacial vistas on this Seward kayaking excursion from Lowell Point. On this trip, we paddle the shoreline of Resurrection Bay, where encounters with sea otters, sea birds, bald eagles, and leaping salmon are common. Our day will include a paddle along the coastline and walking through a temperate rain forest. Along the way, we'll enjoy a snack and beverages. Participants must be 8 years old and a minimum of 50 lb to participate. Paddlers over 6'4" or 250 lb will not fit in our kayaks.

Active, adventure-seeking travelers will love this small-group kayaking trip in Resurrection Bay, from Lowell Point to Tonsina Point. Be amazed by the views of the snow-capped mountains as you paddle along the shoreline. Look out for sea otters, bald eagles, and leaping salmon. Go onshore for a picnic lunch and to explore temperate rainforest, ghost forest, and waterfalls.