We decided to book with this company instead of Kenai Fjords, after reading about smaller tours (maybe this was a misreading on my part). We arrived to a huge boat with several other families and guests. I came to Alaska in hopes to capture Orca Photos. My other friend had taken the Kenai boat the day before with several Orca spotting a so I was hopeful. We read that this wasnāt a set route and that they keep connected with other captains to know where the Orcas are. So we were pretty excited about this Orca adventure. It was also only 4 hours, so our captain and crew (who were all friendly and wonderful) within the first 6 minutes took a 5 minute detour in the bay chasing a sea otter-_-. Which are adorable...but we paid for an Orca cruise and not one of their wildlife cruises (which they also offer). I suppose it being mostly families with toddlers is what made the crew constantly stop for other marine life. So we booked it toward one spot that Orcas weāre spots a few days ago. I assumed we would maybe hit a couple stops but nope, the captain booked it to this one spot...we waited 10 minutes and then pretty much headed back to the dock. We saw a Gray Whale...which the crew took 20-25 minutes following and chasing. I wish this would have been done for Orcas. I assumed they would have called captains that morning to see where they were. This felt like a set route, and we were super disappointed we didnāt get to see a single Orca. I donāt know all the behind the scenes, but I think itās important to communicate that to guests when youāre selling a very specific tour. I understand that wildlife is just that..wild. But next time it sounds like Kenai Fjords saw a ton more Orcas on their wildlife cruise, instead of us on our Orca cruise. If youāre looking for a short cruise thatās great for toddlers and families this is it. If youāre booking solely on seeing Orcas, then maybe come with lower expectations.