Prince William Sound Glacier Landing Helicopter Tour
Fly from Wasilla to Prince William Sound and land on Colony Glacier
Duration
2 hrs 15 mins
Ideal For
2 to 3 people
Includes
Flight, glacier landing, headsets
Highlights
Fly from Wasilla into Prince William Sound and Harriman Fjord, then land on Colony Glacier. Take in glacier views from the air and on the ice.
- Explore Prince William Sound and Harriman Fjord by helicopter
- View Harriman, Serpentine, Barry, and Surprise Glaciers
- Land on Colony Glacier and step onto the ice
- Follow the route beyond Knik Glacier into Prince William Sound
What's Included
- Bose A20 Aviation noise-canceling headsets
Important details
- Arrive at least 15 minutes before departure
- Bring a light jacket, hat, and gloves
- Wear boots or closed-toe shoes; open-toe shoes are not allowed
- Weight limit 280 lbs per person
- For groups of three, combined passenger and gear weight limit 600 lbs
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations within 24 hours of departure and no-shows are charged the full tour price. Rebooking with less than 24 hours' notice incurs a $100 service charge. If you miss your flight due to late check-in and can reschedule, a $100 fee applies.
Product ID: X7SSK8
FAQs
Yes. This private helicopter tour accommodates 2 to 3 people.
Weight limit 280 lbs per person. For groups of 3, the combined passenger and gear weight limit is 600 lbs. Weights are taken at check-in with all items going on the helicopter.
Meeting details
Heli Alaska, Inc., 1850 East Bogard Rd., Wasilla, AK 99654
Related locations
Colony Glacier
Admission includedStretched across the Chugach Mountains southeast of Anchorage, Colony Glacier is one of southcentral Alaska's most striking natural landmarks. Rivers of compacted ice carve their way through jagged peaks, revealing a landscape that feels genuinely primordial. Reaching Colony Glacier typically requires a flightseeing trip or a serious backcountry approach, which means the crowds stay thin and the silence stays deep. Standing at its edge, you feel the scale of Alaska in a way that few other places allow.
