Seward to Anchorage Glacier and Wildlife Tour

Explore the natural wonders of Alaska on this enriching tour from Seward to Anchorage. Begin with a pickup from the Seward Cruise Terminal before venturing to Exit Glacier, where an easy trail offers stunning views of this magnificent glacier. Next, visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center to see native animals in their natural habitats. Stop at scenic viewpoints like Beluga Point and Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary, where wildlife enthusiasts can spot various birds and marine life. Conclude your journey with insights into the 1964 earthquake at Earthquake Park. Perfect for cruise travelers with later flights from Anchorage. - Includes pickup and drop-off from the Seward Cruise Terminal - Discover Exit Glacier and learn about glacial retreat - Observe rescued wildlife at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center - Visit scenic spots like Beluga Point and Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary

Itinerary

1. Experience one of Alaska’s most accessible glaciers inside Kenai Fjords National Park. Follow an easy walking trail to breathtaking viewpoints while learning about glacial retreat, local wildlife, and the dramatic landscape shaped by ice over thousands of years. This stop offers excellent opportunities for photography and an up-close glacier experience without strenuous hiking. (1h 30min) Admission included
2. Visit Alaska’s premier wildlife sanctuary, home to rescued and orphaned native animals. Observe bears, moose, wood bison, musk oxen, wolves, elk, reindeer, lynx, and more in spacious natural habitats while learning about Alaska’s conservation efforts. (1h 30min) Admission included
3. One of the most scenic viewpoints along the Seward Highway. Enjoy panoramic views of Turnagain Arm, towering mountains, and dramatic tidal flats. During the summer months, lucky visitors may spot beluga whales swimming close to shore. (20 min)
4. Walk the scenic boardwalk through one of Southcentral Alaska’s premier wetlands. Depending on the season, watch for bald eagles, trumpeter swans, sandhill cranes, ducks, beavers, salmon, and occasionally moose in their natural habitat. (45 min)
5. Discover the fascinating story of Alaska’s devastating 1964 Great Alaska Earthquake while enjoying sweeping views of Cook Inlet, Denali (on clear days), and the surrounding mountain ranges. Your guide will explain how one of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded reshaped this landscape. (30 min)