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26 Glacier Tour - Self-Drive from Anchorage

Overview
For guests in Anchorage or Girdwood with their own transportation, this 5-hour cruise offers a smooth cruise to view dynamic glaciers and a variety of wildlife, surrounded by the pristine wilderness of Prince William Sound.

The cruise route covers 140 miles and features areas such as Port Wells, Esther Passage, College Fjord, Harriman fjord or Blackstone Bay. Due to weather, ice flows, and wildlife activity, our captains adapt to these changing conditions to provide the best cruise experience, while keeping your safety and comfort a top priority. Our friendly and attentive crew will strive to make this cruise a favorite highlight of your Alaska vacation.

Our industry-exclusive No Seasickness Guarantee assures every guest will cruise in comfort while enjoying our cruise. All cruises are operated on first-class high-speed catamarans that provide an extremely stable cruise and can smoothly navigate through the narrow fjords and ice flows to reach the face of massive glaciers.

City: Anchorage
Wed 13 Nov
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Starting at $225.84
Wed 13 Nov
Starting at $225.84
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What's Included
Smoke-free vessels
No Seasickness Guarantee - or your money back!
Wild Alaska smoked salmon chowder, oyster crackers, fresh Julienne vegetable salad, cheese stick, fruit snack, and York Peppermint Pattie. Vegetarian Chili or Kids’ Meal on request 48 hours prior.
USB Charging Stations at every table. Wifi is NOT available.
ADA Accessible providing a safe and comfortable way for everyone to see the glaciers.
Restroom on board
Coffee, hot tea, and ice water.
Additional Info
  • Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
  • Service animals allowed
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Be mindful of the space around you for social distancing
  • All crew and guests must wear a mask or face covering per current COVID-19 procedures.
What To Expect
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Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel
Travel time from Anchorage to Whittier is 90 minutes. From Girdwood to Whittier, allow 45 minutes. Please plan your day with this travel time in mind. (The cruise portion is 5 hours.) All cruises depart from Whittier, AK. Bring your photo I.D. and check in at least one hour before your cruise departs. Being late may cause the cancellation of reserved seats and/or an entire reservation. To reach Whittier, you will travel through North America’s longest shared rail and vehicle tunnel, the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel. This tunnel allows one-way traffic access to and from Whittier on a strict schedule. The tunnel opens going to Whittier thirty minutes past the hour (9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM). We recommend the 10:30 AM tunnel opening for your cruise to allow time to park and check in. Transportation to Whittier, tunnel toll, and parking fee are not included. After your cruise, the tunnel will be open hourly, on the hour, until 11:00 PM.
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Whittier
Explore the town of Whittier, Alaska as you stroll along the harbor boardwalk, visit local shops and restaurants, the Prince William Sound Museum (admission not included) or hike a local trail. When you are ready to depart Whittier, the tunnel will be open on the hour, every hour until 11:00 PM.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (42)
Yuan W
Jul 2022
The cruise is very clean and family friendly. Tip: Bring cables to charge your phone!! The food provided on the cruise is good as well. I really got the chance to see the surprise glacier. It’s so amazing.
Michael_S
Jul 2022
It was a real Alaska experience seeing what would not have been possible any other way on your own. Wilderness and wildlife wonderful.
Bslovetravel
Jun 2022
We had a wonderful experience on this tour. The captain changed the itinerary to make sure we got up close to the glacier with the best chance of calving. So glorious to see the ice crash into the sea and watch the resulting wave roll toward the ship. We also got to see two whales, sea lions, a harbor seal, and lots of sea otters. It’s worth the trip, and Whittier tunnel is interesting too

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