Paddle Resurrection Bay and visit a 100-foot waterfall
5–6 hrs
Rain gear, PFDs, snacks
Explore Resurrection Bay by sea kayak, then follow a short rainforest walk to Bridal Veil Falls. Learn about Seward’s natural and cultural landscape from your guide along the way.
15 minutes - check-in and get gear up 15 minutes - travel to Lowell Point Beach 15 minutes - safety briefing 2 hours - kayaking to Bridal Veil Falls 15 minutes - short walk through the rainforest to Bridal Veil Falls 15 minutes - snacks and hot drinks 2 hours - kayaking back to Lowell Point Beach 15 minutes - return to our office
Cancel 8+ days before departure for a full refund; cancel 3–7 days before departure for a 50% refund. Cancellations within 48 hours, no-shows, and cancellations after the trip starts are nonrefundable. Receive a full refund or reschedule if the operator cancels due to weather.
Product ID: Q5Q5JF
No. Most trips are suitable for first-timers. You’ll start with paddling instruction and a basic kayak safety demonstration.
Bring layers and rain gear if you don’t want to use the provided rain gear, plus a hat, gloves, and sunglasses. Bring a water bottle and a camera.
No. This tour is not limited-mobility accessible. You must be comfortable loading and unloading into the kayaks and walking on gravel beaches.
31872 Herman Leirer Road, Seward, AK 99664
The guides here consistently shine in these reviews, with names like Bird, Lauren, Momo, Kelly, Jackson, and Blaine earning particular praise for their knowledge, safety consciousness, and genuine passion for Alaska's wilderness. People rave about the Bear Glacier helicopter and kayaking combination, calling it a once-in-a-lifetime experience paddling among massive icebergs. The Exit Glacier hikes and Resurrection Bay kayaking also get stellar feedback. The team, especially Deklan in the office, receives compliments for going above and beyond with patient communication and handling complex booking needs. A couple of hiccups appear in the reviews. One guest was disappointed their guide brought a young child along on what should have been a personalized tour. Another felt the kayak-to-glacier trip was rushed without enough wildlife viewing time on the water taxi return. The gold panning experience left some adults feeling it wasn't worth the cost for what amounted to a brief, somewhat staged activity. These seem like isolated incidents though, as the overwhelming majority describe smooth operations, perfect guide-to-guest ratios, and that magical combination of adventure and safety that makes for an unforgettable Alaskan experience.
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