Fort Seward Walking Tour Explore Fort William H. Seward and discover a variety of historical buildings, exhibits and artifacts.
A Historic Fort
Find your way through Fort William H. Seward and interact with locals at four interpretive stations, each highlighting a distinct part of Alaskan history and culture. Along the route, you’ll find the Alaska Indian Arts Center and buildings found on the National Register of Historic Places. Admire totem poles, a replica Łingít long house, old military equipment, and more.
*While we're excited to share the unique flavors of this region with you, it’s important to note that allergy awareness and hygiene standards can vary widely across the world. The local community providing food for this tour may not be as familiar with allergy concerns or
preparation standards as suppliers in your home country or the expert chefs onboard our ships. As a precaution, we advise anyone with a severe food allergy to contact a member of the onboard Expedition Team before booking this excursion.
Duration: At leisure
Difficulty: Level 2: Moderate—some mobility needed
Booking code: INCL-HNS1
Highlights:
• Learn about the fascinating history and culture of gold rush Alaska, the Łingít tribe, and Haines.
• Walk through an outdoor art exhibit, see historic buildings and visit the Alaskan Indian Arts Center.
• Replenish your energy along the way at a refreshment station, which offers hot and cold drinks.
• Deepen your understanding of Alaskan history at each station with the help of knowledgeable guides.
Practical information:
• Included: Smoked salmon for tasting, a map and interpretive stations.
• Remarks/requirements: Please wear warm, waterproof layers and comfortable walking shoes. Restrooms are available at the start of the walking route.
• Language: English
• Walking information: Involves moderate physical activity over gentle terrain, including some gentle inclines and declines. There is approximately 0.6 miles of walking in total.
• Wheelchair accessible: Yes
Haines - Klukwan Native Culture Learn about the Chilkat łingít people at a Heritage Center and see a world-renowned collection.
The “Eternal Village”
Klukwan, or “Eternal Village,” has been home to the Chilkat łingít people for hundreds of years. On this tour, you can learn about their way of life with the help of a village host at the Jilkaat Kwaan Cultural Heritage Center.
At the Whale Clan House of the Gaanaxteidi, you can listen to the compelling history behind their world-famous collection and admire renowned pieces such as the four totems and the Rain Wall Screen.
Duration: 2 hours 45 minutes
Difficulty: Level 2: Moderate—some mobility needed
Booking code: A-HNS2
Min. number: 6 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Enjoy a 45-minute scenic drive through the Chilkat Valley and the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve.
• See exhibits on the Chilkats’ way of life, clan house artifacts, Chilkat weaving and more.
• *Take in incredible views and encounter wildlife through spotting scopes at the Heritage Center.
• Get an exclusive look at the Whale Clan House’s highly acclaimed artifact collection.
Practical information:
Practical Information:
• Remarks/requirements: Please wear warm clothing. Headsets are available for larger groups. There are some photo/video restrictions in the Heritage Center. Restrooms are available at the pier and in the Heritage Center.
• Included: Smoked salmon, cream cheese, crackers, cookies, water and hot drinks
• Language: English
• Walking information: There is approximately 0.2 miles of walking total with breaks in between
• Wheelchair accessible: No
Klawock - Coastal Flavors of Klawock Sample Klawock’s finest local seafood and wines, then discover the stories behind the village’s historic totems.
When the tide is out, the table is set
This experience is a celebration of the Klawock community’s long-standing relationship with the sea. You’ll begin with a chef-led tasting of local oysters, salmon, halibut, roe, kelp and wild berries, each carefully paired with wines that reflect the island’s distinct character. Between courses, you’ll wander Klawock’s renowned Totem Park and Veteran Memorial Park, where artistry and history echo through towering totem poles and shared stories.
*While we're excited to share the unique flavours of this region with you, it’s important to note that allergy awareness and hygiene standards can vary widely across the world. The local community providing food for this tour may not be as familiar with allergy concerns or preparation standards as suppliers in your home country or the expert chefs onboard our ships. As a precaution, we advise anyone with a severe food allergy to contact a member of the onboard Expedition Team before booking this excursion.
Duration: 2h30
Difficulty: Active – good mobility needed
Booking code: A-KLW1, USKLW-OP01
Min. number: 6 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Visit Klawock Veteran Memorial Park and explore Southeast Alaska’s largest authentic totem collection.
• Taste delicious local seafood with curated wine pairings, including oysters, salmon, kelp, and berries.
• Walk among towering totems and wild landscapes where culture, community, and nature are deeply intertwined.
Practical information:
• Included: Tasting menu including local seafood and wines
• Walking or Activity information: Involves moderate physical activity. Terrain is mostly even, including gravel, grass and pavement with some slight inclines and declines. Approx. 50 yds distance.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English
• Activity Level: 2
Please only book one excursion per port. A variety of activities will be offered to guests once onboard, both on and off ship. These vary depending on destination and weather conditions. Our expert Expedition Team will do their utmost to accommodate guests on multiple excursions.
Klawock - Forest Walk and Pub Stop Stroll beneath ancient Tongass trees, then enjoy a cold Alaskan beer in a local pub overlooking the harbor.
A peaceful and rewarding hike
Step into the calm of the Tongass, where centuries-old cedar, hemlock, and spruce rise above you. A gentle two-mile round trip leads through this ancient forest as your guide reveals the delicate balance of its ecosystem. At the trail's end, trade nature's stillness for harbor bustle, joining locals in a favorite pub to savor Alaskan beer while watching fishing boats and sea life share the bay.
Duration: 2h30
Difficulty: Active – good mobility needed
Booking code: A-KLW2, USKLW-OP02
Min. number: 4 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Follow a guided two-mile trail through towering old-growth forest
• Learn the secrets of the Tongass ecosystem from your guide
• Unwind in a welcoming harbor pub loved by local residents
• Savor Alaskan beer or wine as you watch maritime life unfold
Practical information:
• Walking or Activity information: Involves physical activity on uneven surfaces and/or steep terrain, including gravel, grass, and concrete with a few steps. Approx. 2 mi of walking.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English
• Activity Level: 3
Please only book one excursion per port. A variety of activities will be offered to guests once onboard, both on and off ship. These vary depending on destination and weather conditions. Our expert Expedition Team will do their utmost to accommodate guests on multiple excursions.
Haines - Chilkat Inlet Coastal Hike Join a local guide for a coastal hike along the Chilkat Inlet and enjoy a picnic at Moose Meadows.
Picnic at Moose Meadows
After a scenic drive to Chilkat State Park, you’ll begin your 3-mile round-trip hike through temperate rainforest to Moose Meadows. Throughout your journey, your naturalist guide will share knowledge about the local flora and fauna.
When we reach Moose Meadows, you’ll be met with magnificent glacier views across the fjord, and you may even see some moose grazing nearby. We’ll enjoy a beachside picnic here surrounded by beautiful scenery. If we have time, we’ll continue hiking south along the coast before heading back.
Duration: 5 hours
Difficulty: Level 3: Active—good mobility needed
Booking code: A-HNS5
Min. number: 4 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Learn more about the history and geography of Haines on a scenic drive to the trailhead.
• Hike along the remote Chilkat Inlet and gain insight into the region’s flora and fauna.
• Enjoy an included picnic by the beach. Perhaps you’ll even be lucky enough to spot a majestic moose.
• Experience fantastic glacier views across the fjord, and possibly extend the hike further south.
Practical information:
Practical Information:
• Remarks/requirements: Trekking poles are included in the tour. Restrooms are available at the pier and there is a state park-maintained outhouse at the trailhead. The transfer time to Chilkat State Park is approximately 30 minutes each way.
• Included: Picnic lunch (sandwiches, chips, cookies, fruit, and hot and cold drinks)
• Language: English
• Walking information: Involves physical activity on uneven surface and/or steep terrain. You may be expected to carry your own backpack and equipment. Not suitable for guests with limited mobility. There is approximately 3 miles of walking.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
Haines - Mt. Riley Hike This excursion takes you to the highest point on the Haines Peninsula on a challenging but rewarding hike.
A hiker's challenge
Enjoy a scenic drive through Fort Seward and along the Haines Peninsula to the Mt. Riley trailhead. The hike begins with rolling terrain through temperate rain forest before winding up the mountain. The goal is the summit, which promises a fantastic 360° view of the Lynn Canal and beyond. Along the way, your guide will talk about native flora and fauna, and you'll stop for a picnic lunch.
*While we're excited to share the unique flavors of this region with you, it's important to note that allergy awareness and hygiene standards can vary widely across the world. The local community providing food for this tour may not be as familiar with allergy concerns or preparation standards as suppliers in your home country or the expert chefs onboard our ships. As a precaution, we advise anyone with a severe food allergy to contact a member of the onboard Expedition Team before booking this excursion.
Duration: 6 hours
Difficulty: Level 4: Challenging - good mobility and fitness needed
Booking code: A-HNS8
Min. number: 4 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Relax and take in the scenery of Southeast Alaska on a narrated drive along the Haines Peninsula.
• Experience a challenging hike with rewarding views of the Lynn Canal and beyond.
• Learn about the flora and fauna native to Haines from your knowledgeable naturalist guide.
• Enjoy an included picnic lunch and some snacks along the way.
Practical information:
• Included: Trekking poles and picnic lunch (sandwiches, crisps, cookies, fruit, and hot and cold drinks)
• Remarks/requirements: Restrooms are available at the pier. Please wear comfortable hiking shoes/boots. A small backpack and warm layers are recommended. In May, this excursion is dependent on snow conditions.
• Language: English
• Walking information: Involves a high level of physical activity over an extended period, in terrain that may often be uneven, slippery and steep. You are expected to carry your own backpack and equipment. Not suitable if you have limited mobility. Approx. 5-8 mi of walking, with about 1,500 ft of elevation gain.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
Alert Bay - Cultural Performance Learn about the relationship between people and land in this traditional display by the Kwakwaka’wakw community.
A spellbinding performance
Breathtaking Alert Bay is a Kwakwaka’wakw First Nations community. While here, you’ll enjoy a cultural performance and a tour of the U’mista Cultural Centre.
This close-knit community's stories, values and traditions come alive in this vibrant display. You’ll experience songs, storytelling and dances passed down through generations, reflecting the community’s deep connection to the land, sea and sky.
Duration: At leisure
Difficulty: Level 2
Booking code: INCL-AAL1
Highlights:
• Enjoy an enchanting performance of song, dance and storytelling by the local Kwakwaka’wakw First Nations Community.
• Explore Alert Bay’s U’mista Cultural Centre and delve deeper into the community’s traditions and heritage.
• Witness captivating demonstrations of traditional crafts, history and culture.
Practical information:
• Included: Admission to U’mista Cultural Centre, island totem walk, and dance performance.
• Walking or Activity information: Involves moderate physical activity on relatively level surfaces and gentle terrain. Includes a 20-min walk to the cultural centre. A shuttle service is available for guests with walking difficulties.
• Wheelchair accessible: Yes
• Language availability: English
Tracy Arm - Tracy Arm - Tracy Arm Small Boat Cruising Join us for a thrilling expedition boat adventure as we cruise through ice-strewn waters and witness epic intertidal glaciers.
Unforgettable adventure
Holkham Bay is home to two beautiful fjords – Tracy Arm and Endicott Arm. Your Captain will decide which offers better exploration options on the day. Both are equally special to explore!
We’ll sail between craggy lumps of ice as we venture towards vast glaciers, where icebergs calve into the sea against a backdrop of sheer mountains. Be on the lookout for playful harbor seals, harbor porpoises and the many roaring waterfalls that tumble into the icy seas.
Duration: 1 - 1.5 hours
Difficulty: 1
Booking code: INCL-TA1
Highlights:
• Enjoy an off-the-beaten-track adventure through the icy waters of Holkham Bay.
• Witness the immense glaciers of either Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm.
• Look out for the wildlife that thrive in this icy wonderland, such as seals and porpoises.
Practical information:
Practical information
• Remarks/requirements: Please dress according to the weather,
• Walking or Activity information: Involves limited physical activity, most of the tour is operated by vehicle.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English
Icy Bay - Icy Bay Small Boat Cruising Discover Icy Bay’s glaciers and icebergs in explorer style as we cruise aboard our small expedition boats.
Ethereal Scenes
Join us for a thrilling, freestyle adventure as we head off the beaten track and cruise through Icy Bay.
The captain will set our route on the day, seeking out the best adventures and experiences based on the conditions. We’ll sail between icebergs as we venture toward the colossal Guyot Glacier, which tumbles down into the bay. Be on the lookout for the playful harbor seals who call this icy wonderland home.
Duration: 45 mins - 1 hour
Difficulty: Level 1: Easy—suitable for most people
Booking code: INCL-ICY1
Highlights:
• Enjoy unscripted adventure on a small boat cruise through ice-strewn waters.
• Stand in awe as you witness the immense Guyot Glacier up close.
• Look out for the wildlife that thrive in this icy wonderland, such as seals, whales and birds.
Practical information:
Practical Information
• Remarks/requirements: Please dress according to the weather.
• Walking or Activity information: Involves limited physical activity. Most of the tour is conducted by vehicle.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language Availability: English
Klawock - Klawock Highlights Walk rainforest trails, watch carvers at work, and stand among Alaska’s largest collection of authentic totem poles.
10,000 years of Łingít heritage
Klawock is one of the earliest known settlements on the Northwest Coast, with a heritage stretching back more than 10,000 years.
Your guided tour begins along the Klawock River Trail, where rainforest and history flow side by side. At the carving shed, watch master artists and apprentices shape cedar into towering totems, carrying on a living tradition. Finally, stand at Totem Park, the largest authentic collection in Alaska, where 21 poles rise from hill to sea, each telling a story of culture, community, and Łingít identity.
Duration: 2h30
Difficulty: Moderate – some mobility needed
Booking code: INCL-KLW1, USKLW-IN01
Min. number: 20 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Walk the Klawock River Trail through rainforest and history
• Visit Klawock Heenya’s carving shed and meet local artists
• Stand among 21 towering poles at Klawock Totem Park
• Discover 10,000 years of culture and living tradition
Practical information:
• Walking or Activity information: Involves moderate physical activity on gravel, grass and concrete with slight inclines and declines. Approx. 85 yds of walking
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English
• Activity Level: 2
Please only book one excursion per port. A variety of activities will be offered to guests once onboard, both on and off ship. These vary depending on destination and weather conditions. Our expert Expedition Team will do their utmost to accommodate guests on multiple excursions.
Southeast Alaska Expedition Day Discover Alaskan wildlife in the soul-stirring setting of William Henry Bay on this expedition boat adventure.
Wildlife Experience
Join us for an expedition boat cruise across William Henry Bay, where we’ll scout for wildlife like eagles and whales as we go.
If conditions are right, we’ll land on a solitary coast with raw nature and untamed wildlife. We hope to spot bears and moose along the coastline, and you’ll learn about the history of the area, a once-thriving copper and gold mining region.
Duration: 1–2 hours
Difficulty: Level 2: Moderate—some mobility needed
Booking code: INCL-WHB1
Highlights:
• Cruise tranquil William Henry Bay aboard an expedition boat and learn about the area’s intriguing history.
• Go on a nature landing and look out for wildlife such as bears, moose and eagles.
• Experience an off-the-beaten-track adventure in the pristine Alaskan wilderness.
Practical information:
Practical Information:
• Remarks/requirements: Please dress according to the weather and wear comfortable walking shoes.
• Walking or Activity information: Involves moderate physical activity on relatively level surfaces and gentle terrain. Some rough ground on nature landings.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language Availability: English
College Fjord - Prince William Sound Glacier Cruising Discover the immense glaciers of Prince William Sound on a thrilling small boat cruise.
An Icy Wonderland
With 17 tidewater glaciers and dozens of valley glaciers, there are several epic locations we can choose to explore on our small boat cruise through the fjords of Prince William Sound.
The captain will set our route on the day, seeking out the best adventures and experiences based on the conditions. You might catch sight of humpback whales, bald eagles, otters and sea lions, all of which inhabit this icy wilderness.
Duration: 1 - 1.5 hours
Difficulty: 1
Booking code: INCL-CCF1
Highlights:
• Embark on an exciting small boat adventure through the Alaskan wilderness.
• Witness the awe-inspiring glaciers of South central Alaska up close.
• Look out for wildlife such as humpback whales, bald eagles, otters, and sea lions.
Practical information:
• Remarks/requirements: Please dress according to the weather.
• Walking or Activity information: Involves limited physical activity, most of the tour is operated by vehicle.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English
Haines - Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve Float Visit the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve and take a relaxing trip down the river in an inflatable raft.
River rafting
Take a transfer to the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. After a safety talk and lifejacket fitting, your river float adventure begins. Float silently downstream on inflatable rafts and spot predators drawn by the salmon: eagles, bears, and maybe even wolves. Admire the preserve's incredible beauty, including towering mountains, hanging glaciers, and lush forests. After your float, you'll enjoy a picnic.
*While we're excited to share the unique flavors of this region with you, it's important to note that allergy awareness and hygiene standards can vary widely across the world. The local community providing food for this tour may not be as familiar with allergy concerns or preparation standards as suppliers in your home country or the expert chefs onboard our ships. As a precaution, we advise anyone with a severe food allergy to contact a member of the onboard Expedition Team before booking this excursion.
Duration: 4 hours
Difficulty: Level 2: Moderate - some mobility needed
Booking code: A-HNS1
Min. number: 6 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Enjoy a narrated drive up the Haines Highway and see historic Haines and Fort William H. Seward on the way.
• See native wildlife such as moose and swans in the marshlands, along with eagles, bears, and wolves by the river.
• Relax and take in the view as you float through the heart of the Bald Eagle Preserve.
• Enjoy a complimentary picnic lunch before returning to Haines and joining your ship at the pier.
Practical information:
Practical information:
• Remarks/requirements: A picnic lunch is provided. Restrooms are available at the pier, and there are outhouses at the river put-in and take-out sites. We recommend wearing warm and weatherproof layers.
• Menu: Variety of sandwiches, chips, cookies, fruit, and hot and cold drinks
• Language: English
• Walking information: Approximately 164 feet
• Wheelchair accessible: No
Haines - Glacial Fjord Bicycle Tour Bike along the glacier-carved Lutak Inlet through lush temperate rainforest, spotting wildlife like eagles along the way.
An Unforgettable Ride
After a short transfer, we’ll arrive at our starting point at Lutak Inlet. Our 10-mile ride takes us along the coast of the fjord, surrounded by soaring mountains and ocean views. At the end of the inlet, where the Chilkoot River flows into the sea, we may spot salmon en route to their spawning grounds.
Continuing along the banks of the river, we’ll stop regularly to scan for wildlife before reaching Chilkoot Lake—an emerald lake fringed by glaciers, waterfalls and rugged mountains.
Duration: 3 hours
Booking code: A-HNS10
Min. number: 4 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Enjoy a leisurely bike ride through the enchanting Chilkoot State Park, home to salmon, eagles and bears.
• Cycle the moderate, 10-mile road along the edge of the glacial fjord and on to the vast Chilkoot Lake.
• Cycle the moderate, 10-mile road along the edge of the glacial fjord and on to the vast Chilkoot Lake.
Practical information:
Practical Information
• Included: Water included. Bike-specific water bottles are provided with your bike.
• Remarks/requirements: Please wear warm layers and comfortable shoes for riding.
• Walking or Activity information: Involves moderate physical activity on mostly flat terrain. You may be expected to carry your own backpack and equipment. Not suitable for guests with limited mobility. Includes 10 miles of cycling, plus some short walks at the stops.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language Availability: English
Misty Fjords - Misty Fjords Small Boat Cruising Discover Tongass National Forest’s abundant wildlife and pristine natural beauty on a thrilling small boat cruise.
Cruising Misty Fjords
Join us for a small boat cruise adventure through the tree-lined waterways of Tongass National Forest, the largest national forest in the US.
Heading toward Misty Fjord, the captain will set our exact route on the day, seeking out the best adventures and experiences based on the conditions. We’ll scout for black bears along the forested shoreline, keep watch for majestic whales and look out for the graceful eagles that hunt in the salmon-rich waters.
Duration: 45 minutes
Difficulty: Level 2: Moderate—some mobility needed
Booking code: INCL-MFJ1, USMF1-IN01
Highlights:
• Enjoy an exhilarating small boat cruise through stunning Misty Fjords.
• Discover Alaskan wilderness at its best—scout for bears, whales, moose, and more.
• See Tongass National Forest, the largest in the US, covering most of southeast Alaska.
Practical information:
Practical Information
• Remarks/requirements: Please dress according to the weather.
• Walking or Activity information: Involves limited physical activity. Most of the tour is conducted by vehicle.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language Availability: English
Klawock - Klawock River Hatchery & Lake Kayak Paddle Klawock Lake and River, exploring salmon conservation, rich ecosystems, and the region's living heritage.
Kayaking in Klawock
Since 1977, Klawock River Hatchery has supported Southeast Alaska's salmon, harvesting salmon eggs and releasing millions of fry each year. Kayak through Klawock Lake, paddling between forested islands as you learn about these nutrient-rich waters and their cultural significance. Along the shoreline, watch for herons, Sitka blacktail deer, and the occasional black bear foraging at the water's edge.
Duration: 2h30
Difficulty: Active – good mobility needed
Booking code: A-KLW4, USKLW-OP04
Min. number: 6 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Witness salmon conservation in action at Klawock Hatchery
• Kayak across scenic Klawock Lake and winding river channels
• Look out for herons, Sitka deer and even black bears along the shore
• Learn about ecosystems and Klawock Heenya's cultural heritage
Practical information:
• Walking or Activity information: Includes approx. 85 yds of walking over gravel, grass, sand and concrete, plus 1.5 hours paddling at a moderate pace. Not suitable if you have limited mobility.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English
• Activity Level: 3
Please only book one excursion per port. A variety of activities will be offered to guests once onboard, both on and off ship. These vary depending on destination and weather conditions. Our expert Expedition Team will do their utmost to accommodate guests on multiple excursions.
Klawock - Prince of Wales Marine Wildlife Tour Board a custom vessel to explore Klawock’s waters in search of humpbacks, sea otters, and rich marine life.
Wildlife watching in Klawock
Setting out from Klawock, your guides will take you to some of the area’s best wildlife watching spots.
Guided by the latest reports, your captain leads you across two to three distinct ecosystems. Scan for humpback whales as they feed on herring in season and look out for rafts of sea otters drifting among kelp beds as your guide reveals how these playful creatures shape Alaska’s marine world.
Duration: 2h30
Difficulty: Easy – suitable for most people
Booking code: A-KLW3, USKLW-OP03
Min. number: 30 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Explore multiple marine ecosystems around Klawock
• Look out for humpback whales feeding in coastal waters
• Drift through sea otter habitats and kelp beds
• Learn from expert guides on a purpose-built vessel
Practical information:
• Walking or Activity information: Involves limited physical activity, most of the tour is operated by vehicle
• Wheelchair accessible: Yes, with advance notice
• Language availability: English
• Activity Level: 1
Haines - Fjords of the Inside Passage Sea Kayaking Head out into the fjords in a two-person kayak to paddle among the eagles and marine life.
Paddling in paradise
Your two-person kayak awaits on the beach next to the ferry pier. After a safety briefing and equipment fitting, you and your paddling partner will set off looking for eagles and marine life. You'll likely stop at a remote beach to stretch your legs before heading back for a picnic lunch. In the case of unsuitable ocean conditions, we'll head to our backup location, Chilkoot Lake.
*While we're excited to share the unique flavors of this region with you, it's important to note that allergy awareness and hygiene standards can vary widely across the world. The local community providing food for this tour may not be as familiar with allergy concerns or preparation standards as suppliers in your home country or the expert chefs onboard our ships. As a precaution, we advise anyone with a severe food allergy to contact a member of the onboard Expedition Team before booking this excursion.
Duration: 4 hours
Difficulty: Level 3: Active - good mobility needed
Booking code: A-HNS7
Min. number: 4 traveller(s)
Highlights:
• Kayak safely with the help of a professional guide, detailed instructions, and reliable safety equipment.
• Get the chance to see eagles and marine mammals such as sea lions, Dall's porpoises, and seals.
• Enjoy a waterside lunch in a private picnic area on the beach and take in the sea view.
• You may even be able to kayak on Chilkoot Lake, surrounded by mountains with alpine waterfalls and salmon spawning beds.
Practical information:
Practical information:
• Remarks/requirements: Kayak, PFD, spray skirt, and paddle are included. A picnic lunch is provided. We recommend wearing weatherproof layers.
• Menu: Variety of sandwiches, chips, cookies, fruit, hot and cold drinks
• Language: English
• Walking information: Approximately 0.25 miles
• Wheelchair accessible: No
Chatham Strait - Chatham Strait Small Boat Cruising Discover the soul-stirring fjords of Southeast Alaska on this freestyle small boat cruising adventure.
Be ready for anything
Join us for a thrilling small boat adventure as we head off the beaten track and through the fjords of Southeast Alaska.
With several stunning bays to choose from, the Captain will set our exact route on the day, seeking out the best adventures and experiences based on the conditions. We’ll cruise along the forested shorelines of glacier-carved valleys, and look out for wildlife such as harbour seals, Steller sea lions, and perhaps even whales out in the Strait.
Duration: 1 - 1.5 hours
Difficulty: 1
Booking code: INCL-KLP1
Highlights:
• Be enraptured by incredible scenery cruising aboard our small expedition boats.
• Explore secluded coves, iceberg-filled waters and thickly forested shorelines.
• Look out for Alaska’s iconic wildlife such as seals, sea lions, otters, deer, and with luck, perhaps even whales.
Practical information:
Practical information
• Remarks/requirements: Please dress according to the weather and wear comfortable walking shoes.
• Walking or Activity information: Involves limited physical activity, most of the tour is operated by vehicle.
• Wheelchair accessible: No
• Language availability: English
