easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, including beginners with some physical activity experience
Discover the tranquil waters of Duck Flats in Whittier, Alaska, with a private kayak tour that combines wildlife viewing, scenic landscapes, and outdoor adventure. Perfect for kayakers of all levels, this experience offers a peaceful escape into Alaska's pristine wilderness.
Ages 6+ • 3 Hours • Level: Beginner
Experience the beauty of Prince William Sound on a guided sea kayaking adventure in Duck Flats. Perfect for beginners, this 3-hour tour combines expert instruction with stunning wildlife sightings, including bald eagles and harbor seals. Paddle through calm waters while learning about the area's rich natural and local history.
Experience the beauty of Prince William Sound on a guided sea kayaking adventure in Duck Flats. Perfect for beginners, this 3-hour tour combines expert instruction with stunning wildlife sightings, including bald eagles and harbor seals. Paddle through calm waters while learning about the area's rich natural and local history.
Weather conditions can change rapidly, so wear moisture-wicking and insulating layers for comfort.
Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are recommended to protect against UV rays reflected off the water.
Use waterproof bags or cases for electronics and valuables to keep them dry during paddling.
Paddling softly helps you observe wildlife without disturbing the animals or atmosphere.
Whittier was originally built as a military port during World War II and later transformed into a thriving community and adventure destination.
Pangaea Adventures emphasizes low-impact kayaking practices and supports local conservation efforts to preserve Alaska’s pristine natural environment.
A PFD ensures safety during the kayaking trip and is required by law.
Keeps you dry and comfortable if splashes or rain occur during the trip.
spring|fall|winter specific
Provides protection from the sun's glare and UV rays during the long daylight hours.
summer specific
Capture scenic views and wildlife sightings without risk of water damage.