Paddle Resurrection Bay’s coast with a guided shoreline stop
Cast for seasonal rockfish and salmon with fish filleting included
Reach a remote Kenai Fjords lagoon for guided tandem kayaking
Paddle beside tidewater glaciers with a guide in Aialik Bay
Paddle, hike, and return by water taxi on an active Caines Head day
Paddle remote fjords and glacier shores on a guided day from Seward
Paddle beside tidewater glaciers, sightsee Kenai Fjords, and fish in one full day
Paddle remote Resurrection Bay coves with guided water taxi access
Fish Resurrection Bay for salmon and rockfish with hands-on guidance
Paddle a protected cove beneath sheer cliffs in Resurrection Bay
Paddle by tidewater glaciers, then fish Kenai Fjords waters
Fish Seward waters for seasonal species with gear and catch cleaning included
Fish Resurrection Bay with a local crew and premium tackle
Fish Alaska’s in-season species aboard a full-day catamaran charter
Explore remote fjords, tidewater glaciers, and wildlife by small vessel
Fish Seward shores or nearby rivers with local guidance and provided gear
Sail to Holgate Glacier with wildlife viewing and National Park Ranger narration
Explore tidewater glaciers and look for Alaska wildlife from a stable catamaran
Beach-land on Fox Island Spit for kayaking, hiking, or camping
Reach Northwestern Fjord by custom water taxi for beach access to outdoor areas
Ride to Humpy Cove's protected waters and salmon stream
Reach Caines Head for coastal trails, beach landings, and WWII fort ruins
Ride to Tonsina Beach for salmon-stream and ghost-forest views
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.