Prince William Sound Glacier Cruises
Embark on unforgettable day cruises into the breathtaking Prince William Sound from either Valdez or Whittier. Valdez cruises explore the eastern part of the sound, visiting the magnificent Meares Glacier or the Columbia Glacier, the largest tidewater glacier in Southcentral Alaska. Whittier, only a 1-hour drive from Anchorage, offers cruises through the western portion of Prince William Sound; here you can witness stunning Blackstone Bay and the College Fjords.
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Experience the awe of Prince William Sound with Sound Adventure Charters. Get up close to stunning glaciers, spot wildlife, and enjoy a customized meal aboard the cozy Veronica Mae. Led by passionate experts, these intimate tours offer unforgettable adventures in Alaska’s pristine wilderness.
Phillips 26 Glacier Cruise, out of Whittier, will take you to 26 different glaciers in just 5.5 hours. Enjoy cozy comforts on the high-speed catamaran and wander its outdoor decks as you come within 300 feet of massive tidewater glaciers. In addition to glaciers, the captain will be on the lookout for wildlife like otters, whales, harbor seals, and marine birds. The trip takes place in the afternoon, and a hot lunch is included in your tour. ...more
Lazy Otter offers classic tours, but this is a water taxi, so they’ll also take you anywhere you want to go within Price William Sound — or just customize a tour to whatever you want to see. Maybe that’s glaciers, or whales, — or maybe it’s quiet time on a secluded beach. Lazy Otter can also help facilitate taking you and your family on a camping trip. You’re not held to any strict schedule, either: if, on a day tour, you can spend more time in one ...more
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This family-run company operating out of Valdez will show you the best glaciers, with great customer service along the way. On any given day trip you’ll likely see huge rafts of sea otters, horned and tufted puffins, cormorants, humpback whales, or even bald eagles. Stan Stephens offers two daily tours, one of which features Columbia Glacier, the largest tidewater glacier in Southcentral Alaska.