Featured Wildlife & Glacier Cruises

A wildlife and glacier tour is one of the best ways to explore the Alaskan wilderness - truly one of the activities that should be enjoyed by all. Cruise along the rocky, wild shorelines rich with bird life, graceful waterfalls and wildlife like sea lions, bears and mountain goats. Glide through pristine waters where wild Orca pods and humpback whales make their home - sometimes within feet from you! Gaze at active glaciers that calve massive chunks of ancient ice into icy waters. Whatever you do, don't miss the boat on your Alaska vacation!

In south central Alaska, there are two primary destinations to choose from - Kenai Fjords National Park (accessed from Seward, Alaska) and Prince William Sound (accessed from Whittier, Alaska).

Kenai Fjords National Park (Seward, Alaska)
Experience the incredible wildlife and beauty of Kenai Fjords National Park - humpback whales, Orca pods, sea lions, seals, sea otters and many bird rookeries. Travel past ancient glaciers, up close to tidewater glaciers on many tours. Choose from an assortment of cruise itineraries into the National Park and Resurrection Bay. Don't miss the exclusive cruises to Fox Island!
Check out Kenai Fjords Tours - Alaska's #1 Wildlife & Glacier Cruise!

Prince William Sound (Whittier, Alaska)
Prince William Sound boasts Alaska's greatest concentration of glaciers. An easy day trip from Anchorage, you can explore the calm, glacier-carved fjords of Prince William Sound. Choose from unique itineraries that include a marine science twist or a working salmon hatchery.
Check out Prince William Sound Glacier Cruises

Kenai Fjords National Park (Seward, Alaska)
Specializing in custom tours that offer a more intimate experience aboard 43 foot Delta marine vessels. This is a great choice for serious birders, photographers and anyone seeking a more intimate experience in Kenai Fjords National Park.
Check out Mariah Custom Tours - The Custom Tour Specialists

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