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    Kenai Fjords National Park 7.5-Hour Cruise

    Explore tidewater glaciers and look for Alaska wildlife from a stable catamaran

    4.2 stars• 813 reviews

    • No hidden fees
    • Includes concierge support

    Duration

    7.5 hrs

    Includes

    Ranger narration, binoculars

    Highlights

    Explore Kenai Fjords National Park aboard a large, stable catamaran with multiple viewing decks and fog-free windows. Spend time near Holgate and Aialik Glaciers while a National Park Ranger narrates the journey.

    • Watch for whales, sea otters, Steller sea lions, puffins, eagles, and harbor seals
    • View two active tidewater glaciers, Holgate and Aialik
    • Learn from an onboard National Park Ranger
    • Join the Junior Ranger Program for children
    • Enjoy views from multiple decks and large fog-free windows

    What's Included

    • Reserved seat in the heated cabin
    • National Park Ranger narration
    • Onboard binocular use
    • Junior Ranger Program

    Important details

    • Arrive for check-in 1 hour before departure
    • Expect Seward Harbor and fuel surcharge fees not included in the listed price
    • An Alaska salmon and prime rib buffet is available for $19 and is not included in the listed price
    • Routes may be changed or canceled at the captain's discretion due to weather or other conditions

    Cancellation Policy

    Refundable up to 72 hours before departure; a 3% credit card processing fee is retained. No refunds within 72 hours or for no-shows. Change once free up to 48 hours before departure; later changes cost $15 per person. If a full-day route is limited to Resurrection Bay, receive a partial refund.

    Product ID: NQHGXB

    FAQs

    The Glacier Express is wheelchair accessible on the main deck.

    Meeting details

    Harbor 360 Hotel Office, 1412 4th Avenue, Seward, AK 99664

    Experience provided by Miller's Landing

    Related locations

    Kenai Fjords National Park

    Admission included

    Standing at the edge of Kenai Fjords National Park, you hear the deep crack of calving ice before you see it. Massive walls of blue-white glacier meet the cold Pacific, and the air carries the salt of the Gulf of Alaska. Kenai Fjords National Park draws you into a landscape where ice age conditions persist today, shaping every rocky shoreline and fog-draped inlet.

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