All Seward Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 3

Enjoy a unique perspective on the mountains and glaciers near Seward with this small-group helicopter flight and tour. Touch down near Godwin Glacier as part of a scenic 15-minute helicopter tour from Seward. You'll have 15 minutes to admire the glacier, take some photos, and enjoy sweeping aerial views of Kenai Fjords National Park, Resurrection Bay, and more.

This is a scenic and narrated drive for groups up to 10 people, from Seward Cruise Ship Terminal to Anchorage. I have guided over 10,000 guests to and from their cruise ships over the last few years here in Alaska and now offer a premium transfer in a comfortable Mercedes Sprinter! Along the way we can stop at scenic overlooks of the beautiful Turnagain arm and I will tell you all about the history, mystery and industry that relates to the drive and Alaska!

A scenic tour from Seward to Anchorage reveals the stunning landscapes of Alaska, including glaciers, mountains, and coastal vistas. Departing from Seward, the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park, this journey includes visits to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and Beluga Point, showcasing the region's natural beauty and wildlife. Knowledgeable guides provide engaging commentary, enhancing your cultural experience throughout the tour. Perfect for nature lovers and those seeking to explore Alaska’s rich wilderness. - Journey from Seward to Anchorage with breathtaking scenery - Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and Beluga Point - Learn from knowledgeable guides about Alaska's nature and culture - Ideal for nature enthusiasts and first-time visitors to Alaska

Conquer the Ice: Exit Glacier Ice Climbing Adventure in Kenai Fjords National Park Step into a world of ice and adventure with our Exit Glacier Ice Climbing Tour! Located in the breathtaking Kenai Fjords National Park, this epic experience takes you onto the ancient ice of Exit Glacier, where you’ll scale shimmering blue walls, navigate dramatic crevasses, and immerse yourself in Alaska’s wild beauty. Whether you’re a first-time climber or a seasoned adventurer, our expert guides will equip you with the skills and confidence to ascend this frozen wonderland. Get ready for the thrill of a lifetime—no experience necessary!

In Alaska, you can track inland or head out to sea but deciding whether to traverse the rugged terrain or take on the icy waters can be a difficult choice. This Caines Head Kayak and Hike to Historic WWII Army Fort combines both under the supervision of a guide who will keep you safe along the way. First, hike your way to Fort McGilvray and then kayak to Miller's Landing.

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.

Bardy’s Trail Rides offers a one‑of‑a‑kind horseback experience in Seward, Alaska, just minutes from the harbor, train depot, and cruise ship terminal. We’re easy to find—only two miles from the waterfront—yet our trails feel a world away, winding through lush rainforest, open grasslands, and along the shores of Resurrection Bay. Our goal is to keep rides small, personal, and story‑driven. With a maximum of six riders per tour, everyone can hear the guide’s stories about local wildlife, Alaska’s history, and the 1964 earthquake that reshaped Seward. No prior horse experience is needed; we welcome all levels and carefully match each rider with a suitable horse, including considerations for riders up to 275 lb.

Explore fishing villages, traverse the Kenai Mountains, and spot Alaskan wildlife during a private transfer service between Seward and Anchorage. Getting from Seward to Anchorage presents a logistical challenge for visitors planning to fly out of Anchorage, but this tour turns your cruise ship transfer into a chance to explore Alaska. A private guide shapes the trip to fit your group’s interests and wraps up the day by showing you around Anchorage.

Enjoy 5 hours on the water fishing for Salmon in the Gulf of Alaska! Anglers are allowed to keep up to 6 salmon. We supply the fishing tackle, bait, and cleaning of the catch for you to take home The only things you will need to bring for the charter is lunch and beverages, rain gear (if you see rain in the forecast), and an Alaska Sportfishing License which can be purchased online on the Alaska Fish and Game website.

With a hidden, unmarked trailhead and an unclear trail, this is a very off-the-beaten path hike that very few people get to see. Your guide is a lifelong local with a lifetime of wilderness safety experience.

Our shuttle to Anchorage starts with a trip to Exit Glacier located in Kenai National Park. Then on to an amazing journey through the Chugach Mountains & along Turnagain Arm, where the beauty of Alaska will not disappoint! Look for Beluga Whales, Dall Sheep as we wind our way into Anchorage. Our first stop will be the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, which is a sanctuary dedicated to preserving Alaska’s wildlife, you'll see native Alaskan animals and many other species. As we arrive into Anchorage we'll stop at Earthquake Park to see where the massive earthquake in 1964, swallowed a housing community, then off to Lake Hood, the largest Sea Plane base in the US, to watch amazing pilots take off & land. Finally we'll stop by a Chocolate Factory & Gift shop to enjoy some sweet samples, & view the worlds tallest chocolate waterfall. This is truly an amazing tour that you will thoroughly enjoy! At the end of your tour, we will drop you off anywhere in Anchorage, at your request

Alaska Adventure Park: Family-Friendly Fun & Thrills! Embark on an unforgettable adventure at Seward's premier Aerial Park and Obstacle Course, where your balance, stamina, and courage are put to the test. Suspended 45 feet above the ground, our park boasts 48 thrilling elements, inviting adventurers of all skill levels to soar beyond their limits. Choose Your Challenge With four distinct levels of difficulty, our course is meticulously designed to cater to everyone—from beginners seeking a gentle introduction to heights, to adrenaline junkies craving the ultimate challenge. Overcome Your Fears Our Aerial Park is more than just an obstacle course—it's a journey of self-discovery. Whether you're battling a fear of heights or looking to push your physical boundaries, our course offers a safe and supportive environment to face your fears head-on. With each element, you'll gain confidence, strength, and a sense of accomplishment that transcends the park.

This half day tour of Resurrection Bay will be on our fast and stable 53' vessels Legend and Legacy. You will make your way south passing Bear Glacier, Spire Cove, Cheval island, Fox Island, and Cape Resurrection in search of wildlife such as Whales, Porpoises, Otters, Seals, Sealions, Bald Eagles, Puffins, and other various aquatic birds. You will also be able to take in the Beautiful Sights of Resurrection Bay and its surrounding Islands. 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 add up to a comfortable and enjoyable trip into Resurrection Bay! *This listing is to rent out the entire boat for your group only, you can bring up to 16 guests

Explore the Alaskan city of Seward, nestled amid mountains and Resurrection Bay, with this self-guided audio tour. Download the app, don your headphones, and traverse at your own pace to learn about the city that was once ravaged by natural calamities and how it has emerged as a vibrant community. Follow the map for a leisurely stroll, pausing as needed, to discover wildlife, stunning landscapes, and enjoy a bit of shopping.

enjoy 10 hours on the water fishing for Halibut in the Gulf of Alaska. Anglers are allowed to keep 2 Halibut each, one of which has to be 27" or less. Its not uncommon to possibly catch other bottom fish on this trip like Pacific Cod (no bag limit) or Rockfish (up to 3). We have a crew to help anglers throughout the trip. We supple the fishing tackle, bait, and cleaning of the catch for you to take home The only things you will need to bring for the charter is lunch and beverages, rain gear (if you see rain in the forecast), and an Alaska Sportfishing License which can be purchased online on the Alaska Fish and Game website.

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.

Want to get out in Seward and see the beautiful nature it has to offer while learning about the area’s history and present from a lifelong local? Book with Seward Guided Hikes! Climb up the steep but rewarding Mount Marathon Jeep Trail to emerge into a bowl immersed in lush greenery and steep peaks. While challenging, you will earn an outstanding view of Seward and Resurrection Bay. Along the hike, learn the history of the famous Mount Marathon Race (one of the oldest races in the U.S.!), the history of the town of Seward and information on the animals and plants you may spot along the way. After enjoying the views of the bowl, carry on up the skyline ridge trail to reach the summit of the famous Mount Marathon Race, ran every Fourth of July.

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.

Search the waters of Resurrection Bay and Kenai Fjords National Park for gray whales on this 4-hour cruise from Seward. In the spring, gray whales migrate more than 5,000 miles from Baja California to Alaska’s Bering Sea in search of food. Learn about the whales from your crew, who are also wildlife experts. Keep your camera out for other wildlife sightings, including rookeries, seals and sea lions, and Dall’s porpoises. Bonus: A light lunch with a freshly baked cookie is included.

Historic Miller’s Landing & Beach Combing Step off your comfortable motorcoach and onto the gentle shores of Miller’s Landing. Breathe in the crisp ocean air as you learn about the early settlement of the area. The Majestic Shores of Bear Lake Experience the tranquil beauty of Bear Lake, a stunning local gem surrounded by lush forests and dramatic peaks. Kerttula Scenic Viewpoint Prepare your camera for panoramic grandeur. Fourth of July Beach Discover a beautiful, local favorite where the forest meets the dramatic shoreline of Resurrection Bay. Zero strenuous trekking. Enjoy easy access stops, a smooth ride, and a relaxed pace perfect for photography and storytelling. An ideal, worryfree complement for guests arriving via cruise line land excursions from Whittier. Our passionate guides bring Seward’s layered history alive, making it easy to connect with fellow travelers and the local community.

Take in the glaciers, mountains, and fjords of the Kenai Peninsula on a tour that combines a helicopter flight with a snowmobile tour of Godwin Glacier to fit two epic excursions into one day. Ideal for visitors looking for a remote Alaskan adventure, a helicopter provides access to the difficult-to-reach glacier and doubles as a sightseeing flight.

Traveling from the Seward cruise terminal to Anchorage offers breathtaking views of Alaska's stunning landscapes. This small group private transfer ensures a seamless transition from your ship to the heart of Anchorage, with a professional driver and scenic highlights along the way. Relax in an air-conditioned vehicle while enjoying complimentary bottled water. Perfect for families and cruise travelers seeking comfort and convenience, this transfer makes your journey memorable.

Fly from Seward to Bear Glacier, soaring over Resurrection Bay with spectacular views of snow-capped mountains and massive icebergs. From waterfalls to old-growth forest, the scale of the Alaskan landscape is best seen from the air, and traveling by helicopter means you'll get an eagle's-eye perspective on the coast. When you reach Bear Glacier, you'll be looking straight down at Kenai Fjords National Park's largest glacier, and one of the world's biggest glacial moraines.

Experience Seward’s stunning landscapes from above on a 60-minute helicopter flight that showcases the beauty of Kenai Fjords National Park. Glide over the majestic Kenai Mountains, the expansive Harding Icefield, and the sparkling waters of Resurrection Bay. Keep your camera ready as you may spot whales, sea lions, and mountain goats, all thriving in their natural habitat. This flight is accessible for all ages and abilities, making it the perfect adventure for families and nature lovers alike.