Fly across the Inlet and look for brown bears from the water
5–6 hrs
1 to 6 people
Plane flight, boat bear viewing
Take a flight across the Inlet, then continue by boat to look for brown bears in their natural habitat. View the shoreline from the water and enjoy flightseeing along the way.
Cancel or reschedule at least 10 days before departure for a full refund minus a $30 booking fee. Later cancellations or reschedules are charged the full cost. If the operator cancels for weather or other reasons beyond its control, deposits are fully refunded if no alternative date is available. No refund for same-day time changes.
38163 Rainbow Drive, Soldotna, Alaska 99669
My family of 4 really enjoyed our adventure! The flight was fun and the bear viewing was great. My teens enjoyed a hot chocolate before we took off. We flew out just before 3pm. When we arrived at the lake there were several boats fishing but bear viewing was still fun. The last hr of our trip we were the only boat there and had peaceful, up close viewing. That was definitely the highlight of our day. Bring layers and rain gear. We also brought snacks along. Thank you for a great Alaskan adventure!
Laura Amis
July 18, 2026
My family of 4 really enjoyed our adventure! The flight was fun and the bear viewing was great. My teens enjoyed a hot chocolate before we took off. We flew out just before 3pm. When we arrived at the lake there were several boats fishing but bear viewing was still fun. The last hr of our trip we were the only boat there and had peaceful, up close viewing. That was definitely the highlight of our day. Bring layers and rain gear. We also brought snacks along. Thank you for a great Alaskan adventure!
Laura Amis
July 18, 2026
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