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Oglądanie niedźwiedzia z Zatoki Zdrajców

Przegląd

Island Wings Air Service jest własnością i jest obsługiwana przez doświadczoną pilotkę z Alaski, Michelle Masden, która zaczęła latać w 1977 roku i rozpoczęła swoją działalność w Ketchikan w 1993 roku. Island Wings poświęca czas i stara się pomóc Ci zrealizować Twoje alaskańskie marzenia. Podziel się naszą miłością do latania przez naszą rozległą dzicz Alaski. Poczuj swobodę lotu nad dziką wspaniałością gór, wysp i bezkresnego morza. W biznesie od 1993 roku Island Wings poświęca czas i stara się pomóc Ci zrealizować Twoje marzenia o Alasce. Naszym celem jest jakość Twojego doświadczenia. Od obsługi Twojej rezerwacji, przez obsługiwany przez nas sprzęt, po miejsca, które odwiedzamy; nie idziemy na kompromis i ty też nie powinieneś. Całkowity czas tej wycieczki to 4,25 godziny, w tym: lot, trzy godziny na miejscu w Traitors Cove Bear Viewing Observatory oraz piętnaście minut na odbiór i dowóz.

Miasto: Ketchikan

Fri 20 Sep

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co jest zawarte

Obsługujemy dobrze utrzymane sześcioosobowe wodnosamoloty DeHavilland Beaver

Gwarantowane miejsca przy oknie dla wszystkich pasażerów

Aktywowany głosem zestaw słuchawkowy z redukcją szumów dla każdego pasażera

Interaktywna narracja ze swoim pilotem

Odbiór i dowóz vanem Island Wings z Biura Odwiedzających Ketchikan na statku wycieczkowym Berth 2

Specjalne zezwolenie US Forest Service na oglądanie niedźwiedzi w Lesie Narodowym Tongass

Wycieczka all inclusive

Dodatkowe informacje

Niemowlęta i małe dzieci mogą jeździć w wózku lub spacerówce
Niemowlęta muszą siedzieć na kolanach osoby dorosłej
Odpowiedni dla wszystkich poziomów sprawności fizycznej
Załóż odzież warstwową i wygodne buty do chodzenia.
Wszyscy pasażerowie MUSZĄ podać nam numer telefonu kontaktowego podczas rezerwacji lub zadzwonić pod numer (907) 225-2444, aby potwierdzić czas wycieczki.
Pasażerowie podróżujący statkiem wycieczkowym MUSZĄ podać nam nazwę swojego statku wycieczkowego, aby można było dokonać odpowiednich ustaleń.

Czego oczekiwać

Las Narodowy Tongass

Od 20 lipca do 30 września można odwiedzić obserwatorium obserwujące niedźwiedzie w Traitors Cove. Leć wodnosamolotem wzdłuż pięknych dróg wodnych bujnego Lasu Narodowego Tongass przez wyspę Revilagegedo do szlaku utrzymywanego przez Służbę Leśną Stanów Zjednoczonych i platformy widokowej Margarete Creek Bear Viewing. Można zobaczyć niedźwiedzie zanurzające się w rwącej wodzie, aby odzyskać posiłki w postaci wijącego się łososia. To doskonała okazja, aby sfotografować prawdziwego rybaka z Alaski w akcji! Oprócz żerowania niedźwiedzi, zobaczysz także bieliki amerykańskie zbierające resztki pozostawione przez niedźwiedzie i oczywiście prawdziwe gwiazdy serialu, łososie, które walczą w górę rzeki o tarło. Twojej podróży będzie towarzyszył przewodnik niedźwiedzia Island Wings, który po drodze udzieli informacji na temat flory i fauny. Połącz krótką wędrówkę, piękne krajobrazy i wspaniałe wrażenia z dzikiej przyrody podczas jednej wycieczki. Jest to czterogodzinna wycieczka, która obejmuje lot wodnosamolotem, jedną milę jazdy furgonetką drogą US Forest Service i krótką wędrówkę wzdłuż promenady do platformy widokowej. Pamiętaj, aby nosić wygodne buty do chodzenia i zabrać ze sobą dużo baterii do aparatu! US Forest Service ogranicza dostęp do Obserwatorium Margarete za zezwoleniem. W rezultacie tylko niewielka liczba osób ma możliwość odwiedzenia tego pięknego miejsca, więc zarezerwuj wcześniej! Czterogodzinna wycieczka po niedźwiedziach Traitors Cove obejmuje: trzydzieści minut lotu w jedną stronę i trzy godziny w Traitors Cove. Wszystkie wycieczki obejmują bezpłatny transport naziemny do iz naszej stacji dokującej, co dodaje piętnaście minut do początku i końca wycieczki. Na tę czterogodzinną wycieczkę będziesz musiał przeznaczyć łącznie cztery i pół godziny. Sezon: od 20 lipca do 30 września.

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Recenzje (29)

Agalinmissouri

Aug 2016

This was the most expensive of all of the excursions which we booked, so we had high expectations. We paid $1460 for a party of four, or $365 per person). I do not feel it came close to being worth what we paid. Especially given that the experience was not as advertised or discussed. When reading the info regarding Traitors Cove Bear Watching, this is what I expected....a remote area which was described on the website as: "The US Forest Service restricts access to Margarete Observatory by permit. As a result, only small numbers of people have the opportunity to visit this beautiful site, so book early!" In reality, there were people at the Observatory (an overlook near a stream) when we arrived, and another tour group arrived after we got there. It is not as remote or as restricted as one would imagine by the description on the website. I had visions of bears fishing...as described on the website: "Bears can be seen plunging into the rushing water to retrieve their meals of wiggling salmon. This is a perfect opportunity to photograph Alaska's real fisherman in action!". Pay attention....Bears CAN be seen....we saw no bears at the Observatory. We were at the observatory for over an hour and saw nothing but mosquitos. Fortunately, our guide knew of another area where bears had been spotted, so he took us to this area. After a waiting a while, we did see a few bears in the distance....a mom with two cubs, and a couple of others. Our guide was a wonderful host and I have no ill will toward our guide who was kind, friendly, and tried his best to make sure we had the best possible experience. We tipped him to let him know he was appreciated. But when thinking about the overall experience, I have to say it was, at best, average. When reading on the website about the pilot the entire focus is on Michelle. The write ups about her and all of the great reviews about her are what convinced us to use this company. In fact, when I scheduled, I actually confirmed that Michelle would be our pilot (since we were a group of women, we thought it would be cool to have a woman pilot). During the planning, I was assured that she would definitely be our pilot. Unfortunately, that was not the case. On the day of our excursion, we were picked up near the cruise ship dock, and taken via van to the office of Island Wings Air Service. Once we arrived we were told by a staff person that Michelle would not be piloting us. We were told that her plane had been taken in for an inspection/service and was not available. They told us that someone else would be taking us....someone we knew nothing about.... but they assured us that he was a good pilot. The plane was small and we were crammed in. Front: Pilot and patron, Next row: two patrons with the Island Wings guide crammed between them. Next row: two patrons. In the very back: one patron. In other words, it was our group of four, the pilot, the guide, and two other people who were not in our group. Our pilot was nice and did a great job. The landing was very smooth, and by the time we landed we had built up our confidence in him. After our somewhat disappointing bear experience...we were told by our guide that the guy who flew us there would not be picking us up. It would be A DIFFERENT PILOT. Once again, we were asked to fly with someone we knew nothing about...and who looked like he had partied all night. (Not trying to be rude, just being honest). We were crammed in again for our flight back. This flight was a bit more bumpy and the landing was not as smooth. Pilot was nice enough, but the professional experience we expected based on how nice the website is. Ultimately, the experience was not what we expected or confirmed and was very disappointing for the $$ we paid. We deserved better. Please take this information to heart, and ask all of the questions you need to...if you decide to use this company. If I ever make it back to Ketchikan, I will look for a different company to travel with. The only reason I am giving it an average is because of our wonderful guide....otherwise it would be lower.

IN_Travelers47906

Jan 2014

We wanted to see bears feeding on salmon, so we elected to go to Traitor's Cove with Michelle Masden's Island Wings Air Service. The summer had been very dry, so the salmon were not running; however, we did see 8-10 bears as they passed through Traitor's Cove. Additionally, since there were no salmon, the bears came up the bank near the viewing stand, and we got up close and personal with a mama and her two cubs. This was all very nice, but it was the flight in and back that truly made the day. Michelle and her staff performed exactly as advertised. Her plane held 8 tourists, we all had headsets, and she gave us a beautiful view of the area from the air along with a running narrative and answers to our questions through the headsets/microphones. Flightseeing is one of the activities that make travel to Alaska so unique, and Islands Wings provided a superb experience.

she23

Aug 2013

Even though we didn't have the best experience when booking with Island Wings (put on hold for a LONG time by an employee who was not very friendly), we loved our float plane ride to Traitor's Cove for bear viewing. We actually ended up flying with Randy from Mountain Air Service. Not sure why. We checked in at Island Wings with some other folks from various other ships, and we were put on two planes, one from Island Wings and one from Mountain Air. One guy asked, "Mountain Air? I thought we were with Island Wings. Are we on the right plane?" One of the employees said, "Yeah, we share the dock." Didn't really like that we didn't know about this when we booked, but we had such a good time that I guess it doesn't matter. Randy was an excellent pilot, very smooth take-offs and landings, even if he wasn't as personable as it sounds like Michelle is. He's like a lot of men, not a big talker. In his defense, some of the people on our plane asked him a ton of questions, some of which were kinda dumb. Also, the headphones that you have to wear due to the noise of the plane had a LOT of static. Randy, if you're reading this, you need to fix this. It was very annoying. Couldn't hear the conversation due to static and voices going in and out. When we landed at Traitor's Cove, our guide Mike drove us in a van to the trailhead where we walked a short hike down to the viewing platform. Mike was great; we felt very safe with him and he was very knowledgeable. We saw a lot of bears fishing for salmon in the creek. It stinks, because there's a lot of dead fish on the banks of the stream, but you get used to it after a while. Binoculars help, especially when the bears are on the opposite side of the stream, but you can certainly enjoy the bears without binoculars. I had some but didn't use them all the time. Photo opportunities are terrific. We were on the platform a LONG time, maybe two hours? You get plenty of time to view the bears. We also saw a mother bear and her cub walk across the trail we had just come down. They climbed a tree near the trail and stayed there the entire time we were there. We also went on down the road to a bridge and very scenic area where we took some photos. Saw an eagle fly overhead and a few salmon in the creek. Very restful spot. I would definitely recommend this excursion.

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