Captain's Choice Kenai Fjords Kayaking Tour
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have basic physical Fitness and comfort with being active outdoors.
Overview
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Kenai Fjords with a guided kayak tour in Seward. Paddle past towering glaciers, vibrant wildlife, and rugged coastlines on this immersive outdoor adventure.
Details
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with the Captain's Choice Kenai Fjords Kayaking Tour in Seward, Alaska. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts of all levels, this guided kayaking experience offers a close-up view of stunning glacier-studded waters and rugged coastal landscapes. Paddle through pristine fjords, watch for playful sea life, and soak in spectacular mountain vistas that define Alaska's wild beauty. Miller's Landing provides expert guides who share engaging stories about the region's rich history and vibrant ecosystems, making each trip both exciting and educational. Whether you're seeking tranquility immersed in nature or a fun challenge with friends, this tour promises a memorable day on the water, creating stories you'll treasure long after you've returned home.
Trail Tips
Wear layered clothing
Temperatures can vary throughout the day, so dressing in layers will keep you comfortable in changing conditions.
Bring waterproof gear
Waterproof jackets and pants are recommended to stay dry during splashes or unexpected weather changes.
Use sunscreen and sunglasses
Protection from the sun is important, especially as reflections from the water can intensify UV exposure.
Book in advance
This popular tour tends to fill quickly, so reserve your spot early to secure your preferred date.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Check out the less-visited Fox Island for seals and scenic views
- Explore the tide pools near Lowell Point for unique marine life
Wildlife
- Sea otters
- Bald eagles
History
Kenai Fjords National Park has a rich history of native Tlingit habitation and was established as a preserve in 1980 to protect its beautiful glaciers and ecosystems.
Conservation
Miller's Landing emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including minimal impact kayaking and wildlife protection efforts to preserve the pristine environment.
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Top of a glacier for wide landscape shots
- Near wildlife hotspots for animal encounters
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
A life jacket is necessary for safety and required by law for all kayaking trips.
Waterproof Jacket
Keeps you dry from splashes and rain, especially in cooler months.
spring|fall|winter specific
Waterproof Pants
Protects legs from rain and water splashes during kayaking.
spring|fall|winter specific
Sun Protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses)
Important for protecting against UV rays reflected off the water.