easy
2 hours
No special fitness required, suitable for most travelers comfortable with short flights.
Fly over glaciers and rich fishing habitats on a private two-hour aerial tour of Prince William Sound. Discover Alaska’s wilderness and historic sites like Chenega Bay and Montague Island in a truly unique way.
$498 per person | This is a reservation request only!
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Prince William Sound on a two-hour flight tour. Soar over stunning glaciers, the historic village of Chenega Bay, and the vibrant fishing habitats. Discover the rich history of Montague Island and witness the majestic Harding Icefield, making this an unforgettable adventure in Alaska's wilderness.
This is a RESERVATION REQUEST. You will be contacted via email with a confirmation that you are scheduled for your tour.
Rates: $498/person plus tax Duration: 2 hours flight
This tour covers the most scenery and territory. We depart from the Seward airport and head east up the south fork of the Snow River to Nellie Juan Lake and then up to the Sergeant Icefield. Sliding down past massive Chenega Glacier we overfly the village of Chenega Bay which was relocated after the devastation of the 1964 earthquake. You'll see commercial fishing boats and hatcheries working one of the most productive fishing habitats on the planet. You'll hear about the intrigue and history of Montague Island and see the entrance to Prince William Sound, pathway of the endless arrivals of oil tankers headed for Valdez. Turning back to the west we'll cover the glaciers, fjords and Harding Icefield as featured in the other shorter tours.
Alaska’s weather can change rapidly, so wear layers to stay comfortable during your flight.
Capture distant wildlife and glaciers clearly by using a camera with good zoom capabilities.
Arriving 30 minutes before your flight ensures timely boarding and briefing for safety.
If you’re prone to motion sickness, consider taking medication before the flight to stay comfortable.
Chenega Bay is a historic Alutiiq village with deep indigenous roots and was relocated following the 1964 earthquake.
Prince William Sound is protected under federal and local conservation efforts to preserve its delicate marine and glacial ecosystems.
Protects against chilly winds while boarding and disembarking.
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Useful for better viewing wildlife and distant glaciers from the air.
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Reduces glare from snow and water for clearer views during sunny flights.
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Essential for capturing high-quality photos of wildlife and landscapes.
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