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Kenai Fjords Glacier Dinner Cruise from Seward

Overview
As other day cruises head back to Seward, this 6-hour evening adventure sets sail towards Kenai Fjords National Park. Cruise atop glacier-blue waters, keeping an eye out for whales, seals, puffins and other iconic aquatic wildlife, as your captain shares a wealth of northern knowledge. Enjoy a special multi-course dinner — served on-board and enroute to either the stunning Holgate Glacier or towering Aialik Glacier.
City: Seward
Fri 20 Jun
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Starting at $219.57
Fri 20 Jun
Starting at $219.57
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What's Included
Multi-course onboard
On-board wildlife guide
Restroom on board
6 hour glacier and wildlife sightseeing and dinner cruise
Additional Info
  • Service animals allowed
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Operates in most weather conditions, please dress appropriately; layers are recommended
  • Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, binoculars and camera recommended
  • Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
  • Check in is 1 hour before departure time
What To Expect
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Kenai Fjords National Park
Towering walls of rock, lush forests, tumbling glaciers and abundant wildlife await on your journey up the coast from Seward on our six unique ocean cruises. Glide past seals, sea otters and sea lions playing and sunning on rocky shores. Watch puffins and eagles soar above. Wonder at the sight of whales frolicking at sea - all of these signature Alaskan sights are easily accessible on our wildlife and glacier cruises in Kenai Fjords National Park.
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Resurrection Bay
Navigate through Resurrection Bay as our captain guides you through to Kenai Fjords National Park.
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Holgate Glacier
A towering tidewater glacier Visit either one of two spectacular tidewater glaciers, Aialik or Holgate. Like Aialik, Holgate Glacier is surrounded by steep cliffs, dense forests and towering mountain peaks. Visitors may see spectacular calving events as ice chunks break and crash into the ocean. Though rare, black bears have been sighted on the beaches in Holgate arm.
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Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge
Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge is comprised of 2,400 islands, headlands, rocks, islets, spires and reefs and is known for its abundance of seabirds.
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Cancellation Policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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Reviews (32)
WilliamB2258
Oct 2024
My final stop in Alaska was in Seward, where I embarked on a marine tour from Resurrection Bay to visit a glacier. This tour was an incredible experience, offering sightings of bald eagles, sea otters, sea lions, and even a humpback whale. Our guides and boat captain did a fantastic job ensuring we had ample opportunities to see all these amazing sites. The journey through Resurrection Bay was breathtaking, with stunning views of coastal forests, dramatic landscapes, and sightings of mountain goats along the rugged coastline. We also saw eagles, cormorants, and puffins. Our boat captain made frequent stops, allowing us to marvel at these sights and capture some fantastic photos. While the glacier was our main goal, the ride through the bay was filled with so much beauty that it felt like a highlight in itself. Once we reached open sea, we made our way to Aialik Bay. Fortunately, we had good weather and calm seas, making this part of the trip very comfortable, especially inside the cozy cabin. Entering Aialik Bay, we were greeted by majestic mountains reflecting off the water. Aialik Glacier, part of the Kenai Fjords National Park and fed by the Harding Icefield, was an awe-inspiring sight. We drifted slowly towards the glacier through ice fields, with otters swimming and sea lions lounging on the ice. This was a dinner cruise, and while the food was good, it wasn't particularly special, possibly because we were there during lunch. However, the crew added a fun twist by bringing aboard some ice from the glacier, which we got to hold. Other ice chunks were used to make Glacier Margaritas, which was a fun and unique experience. Overall, the tour was incredibly enjoyable, offering stunning natural views, abundant wildlife, and a pleasant lunch. The staff were all helpful and provided a great experience.
Response from Host
Oct 2024
Wow! Thank you for such a raving review! We are happy to hear that you enjoyed your tour with us.
casey_k
Aug 2024
We were very excited for this cruise but it is no joke. We both got very sea sick and very cold. Would have ideally brought more layers and taken all the drugs. Dinner was ok.
Response from Host
Aug 2024
Thank you for sharing your experience. We're sorry to hear that you and your partner faced some challenges with seasickness and the cold. The weather and sea conditions can indeed be unpredictable, so dressing in layers and being prepared for the motion of the sea is always a good idea. We're glad you still managed to join us, and we hope the sights and the cruise itself were enjoyable despite the discomfort.
386marilyna
Aug 2024
Best sightseeing cruise ever! We were lucky enough to see mountain goats, jellyfish swimming, an otter eating an octopus, porpoise jumping, puffins, up close glacier, harbor seals, sea lions, one eagle and the best thing of all, about 14 gray humpback whales bubble feeding. It was like something in National Geographic!! Phenomenal!!! The captain was a great guide and knowledgeable about all things! Highly recommend!
Response from Host
Aug 2024
Thank you for your incredible feedback! It sounds like you had a truly spectacular experience, with so many amazing wildlife sightings and breathtaking views

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