Kenai Fjords National Park Catamaran Cruise

Join us on a smooth sailing catamaran tour into Kenai Fjords National Park, where wildlife is abundant and the tidewater glaciers are massive.

Additionally this tour visits the Chiswell Islands National Wildlife Refuge or explores Cape Resurrection as you're taken to the most significant wildlife viewing opportunities of the day.

Covering 120-miles, these trips are narrated by a National Park Ranger. You'll often witness calving - a process by which glaciers shed giant blocks and slabs of ancient ice. These cruises also offers the best opportunity for whale watching in Alaska.

With photo opportunities galore, your cruise will be unforgettable...and this tour includes an all-you-can-eat salmon and prime rib meal!

This cruise departs daily from Seward, a seaside town located 125 miles south of Anchorage on Alaska's famous Kenai Peninsula. The highly scenic drive to Seward from Anchorage provides countless views of mountains, inlets, lakes, rivers, glaciers and more.

Features

~ All-you-can-eat Salmon & Prime Rib meal
~ National Park Ranger on every cruise
~ Large, stable vessels with multiple viewing decks and fog-free windows
~ Complimentary use of binoculars while onboard

Salmon and Prime Rib Meal

This famous Alaska salmon and prime rib meal is served buffet style. "Cruising restaurant" service allows you to dine on hot, freshly prepared Alaska salmon and prime rib while you sail past wildlife, glaciers, and beautiful scenery. It's truly a feast for any appetite.

The meal includes Alaska salmon, Prime rib, Rice pilaf, Green salad, Hot sourdough bread, Hot coffee or tea, one complimentary soft drink. The Dessert Bar offers Cheesecake, Carrot cake, Brownies, Jello, Fresh fruit.

Full bar service is available, featuring beer, wine, cocktails, soft drinks and snacks. The cost of bar drinks and snacks are not included in the tour price.

National Park Rangers

In order to enhance your onboard experience, all cruises are hosted by a National Park Ranger who will provide expert insight into wildlife, glaciers, whale watching and natural history of the area, including events such as the 1964 Great Alaska Earthquake. The Rangers are experts at spotting and pointing out wildlife and are always happy to answer questions about the Kenai Fjords National Park and it's inhabitants.

What to Bring

Because the Kenai Fjords National Park and the surrounding Chugach National Forest are considered a temperate rain forest, it is highly recommended that passengers prepare for diverse weather conditions. The key to comfort in Alaska is wearing layers of clothing. Comfortable walking shoes are great for all occasions. In spring, bring heavier layers, long underwear, warm hat and gloves, and warm boots.

This tour includes pick-up. Rate includes tax and Harbor Fee. Child prices apply to ages 2 to 11; minimum age is 2 for this cruise. Please reserve online, or call us toll-free at 800-307-8513.