moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness, able to stand for prolonged periods while fishing and walk short distances on uneven coastal terrain.
Discover remote fishing spots and breathtaking Alaskan scenery on a private water taxi adventure with Miller's Landing. Experience expert-guided fishing from Seward to Caines Head and create unforgettable memories in the wild.
Explore the ruins of WW2's Fort Mcgilvray, South Beach and the Alpine Trail
Experience the breathtaking beauty of nature with Miller's Landing water taxi service, transporting you to stunning kayaking, hiking, and camping spots. With a reliable fleet and over 100 years of combined experience, this family-run business ensures unforgettable adventures filled with wildlife and scenic views, all while offering flexible pricing and custom tours.
One Way: $40.00/person Round Trip: $45.00/person
Miller's Landing owns and operates four custom built water taxi vessels, making it possible to transport you to the most beautiful pristine kayaking, hiking and camping spots filled with wildlife, adventure, and scenery!
Redundancy in our fleet afford reliability - if our boats break down, we have others available for use.
Our water taxi landing crafts are custom designed and purpose built for the areas we work in.
There are no hidden charges for water taxis. We do charge State Park Fees where required and 3% Sales Tax.
We are able to offer our guests the best prices and most flexibility with timing, are often able to price match any comparable tour.
We offer custom tours and have discounts for groups or events.
We offer free parking for our guests here at Miller's Landing while you are out and about.
We are a family run business located on the homestead we grew up on. We have been in the water taxi business far longer than any other company, since 1982, and our family of captains have over 100 years of combined boating experience. When it comes to getting people on to and off of the beach - we've got you covered.
Alaska's coastal weather can change quickly; dress in layers and pack rain gear for comfort during your fishing trip.
Observe marine and bird life from a distance to preserve their natural habitat and ensure your safety.
Use the provided coolers or storage to keep your fish fresh and comply with local fishing regulations.
Remote coastal areas may have poor reception; inform someone of your plans and expected return time.
Caines Head was historically used during World War II as a coastal defense position, with remnants of bunkers still visible today.
Miller's Landing supports sustainable fishing practices and emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to protect the fragile Alaskan marine environment.
Keeps you dry during sudden coastal rain and wind conditions.
spring specific
Protects your hands while handling fishing gear and fish.
summer specific
Allows you to adjust warmth as temperatures drop during the red and orange autumn days.
fall specific
Keeps your feet warm and dry when navigating icy or wet coastal areas.
winter specific