Ultimate Aialik Day Kayaking
Kayaking in Glacier Bridled Kenai Fjords National Park in Aialik Fjord | Seward Alaska
About
Discover the wonders of the Kenai Fjords National Park like never before and immerse yourself in an unforgettable adventure that combines wildlife sightings, breathtaking scenery, and a deep dive into the natural history of this remarkable ecosystem.
With the longest day trip offered by any other outfitter in the area, we ensure you have ample time to explore the hidden gems of either Holgate or Aialik Glacier.
As you paddle alongside your knowledgeable guide, prepare to be mesmerized by the abundant wildlife, awe-inspiring views, enchanting waterfalls, and captivating rock gardens that will capture your heart. Gain a deeper understanding of the unique natural history and fascinating facts about this unparalleled ecosystem. Our comprehensive kayaking tour covers an extensive area, allowing you to also discover numerous other stunning highlights of the Kenai Fjords National Park.
Highlights
✓ Specially trained kayaking guides ✓ Decades of local knowledge and a team that cares about your experience ✓ Small groups for personalized attention ✓ No experience needed! ✓ Family-owned and operated in Seward since 1982
What's included
We provide breakfast, lunch and snacks throughout the day. All carefully prepared in our own cafe.
Our sit-inside tandem kayaks are stable and well maintained. They come with a rudder for steering, spray skirts, life vests and paddles. Your guide is also fitted with necessary safety and first aid equipment.
Let your guide know before the trip if you need:
- Extra rain gear
- Pogies to protect your hands (paddling mittens)
- Neoprene Booties
- A dry bag
- A butt pad
What to bring
It best to dress warm and in layers so you can add or take away as needed. Be ready for different weather conditions and avoid cotton. It's okay to bring extra items, there's plenty of storage inside the boats. Below is a list of important items to bring on this tour.
- A water bottle
- Personal medical necessities
- Synthetic/wool layers
- Rain Gear
- A water-resistant or proof shoe is ideal. But tennis shoes work okay. We pull and launch your kayaks from shore so you should not be stepping into any water.
- Depending on the weather consider bringing gloves, beanie, sun hat, extra socks, extra layers, sunglasses, sunscreen.
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