moderate
6 hours
Participants should be comfortable with moderate walking on uneven terrain including trails near Exit Glacier.
Discover Alaska’s stunning marine life and glacial landscapes on a 6-hour day trip from Anchorage to Seward. Explore Exit Glacier, the Alaska Sea Life Center, and soak in breathtaking views along Turnagain Arm.
Enjoy a city tour and learn about the sealife among Alaska's beautiful eco system!
Embark on an unforgettable 6-hour adventure from Anchorage to Seward, exploring Alaska's stunning marine life at the Alaska Sea Life Center. Enjoy breathtaking views along Turnagain Arm, visit Exit Glacier, and learn about salmon at a research center, all while indulging in a delicious lunch. Perfect for aquatic animal enthusiasts!
ATD C-level: 10
Tour the world-famous Seward SeaLife Center! Immerse yourself in Alaska’s marine ecosystem and watch animals in naturalistic habitats and research settings. Receive a narrated tour of Seward Harbor and learn the history of Alaska’s first city. This tour includes a trip to Exit Glacier and a stop at a salmon research center.
The tour starts in downtown Anchorage, from where we’ll travel on the Kenai Penisula to the Kenai Fjords in Seward. Enjoy a relaxing ride south from Anchorage with lots of amazing views along the Turnagain Arm. This gives you a chance to see some of Alaska’s wildlife in its natural habitat!
Before reaching the SeaLife Center, we’ll stop for lunch (included in the tour cost), and then we’ll explore the aquatic aspects of Alaska at the SeaLife Center. There, you can see wildlife like Stellar sea lions, harbor seals, ringed seals, a variety of sea birds like tufted puffins, king elders, and black oystercatchers, fish like the wolf eel and Coho salmon, the giant Pacific octopus, rose star, and many more species
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At Exit Glacier, take in the sights of the dense blue ice and even hear it crackling. This glacier is one of the most visited road-accessible glaciers in Alaska! Look at the markers and see how much the glacier has melted throughout the years. We also visit the Salmon Research Center to learn more about this marine species.
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Weather in Alaska can change quickly; wearing layers ensures comfort throughout the day.
Wildlife and distant glacier views are best captured with a zoom lens for sharp photos.
Some walking areas near the glacier and shoreline can be wet and slippery, so waterproof shoes are recommended.
Although lunch is provided, extra snacks and hydration help during the active segments of the tour.
Seward holds historical importance as Alaska’s gateway for early settlers and fishermen, hosting the Alaska Railroad terminus.
The Alaska Sea Life Center actively rehabilitates injured marine wildlife and undertakes ongoing research to protect local species and habitats.
Protects from rain and wind common in coastal Alaska.
spring specific
Captures distant wildlife and glacier details sharply.
Keeps you warm during cooler temperatures at higher altitudes.
fall specific
Provides traction and protects feet on wet or slippery surfaces.