Explore Southeast Alaska by land and sea

Explore Southeast Alaska by land and sea

One of our day trip options provides a unique opportunity to explore one of Alaska's most remote, "off the beaten path" destinations with a local expert and outdoor professional. Whether your group wants to look for wildlife (including black bears, whales--orca and humpback, wolves, sandhill cranes, loons, seals and sea lions, and more, camp at one of the pristine Forest Service cabin locations, or fish for salmon and halibut, we do it all. We transport, guide, and outfit numerous types of adventures. Prince of Wales Island has distinct and unique features; among the best for tourism include its extensive road system and its small boat-friendly protected ocean waterways and calm inland lakes; perfect for paddling. You will likely see no other tourists on many of the experiences we provide.

Itinerary

Day trips (or longer trips) are customized for each group based on group dynamics, experience desired, and fitness. Trips include kayaking ocean coastlines or inland lakes, charter fishing, cultural trips to a Native Alaskan village, wildlife and whale watching, and general sightseeing. Transport to Island sightseeing destinations such as El Capitan Cave are available. Transport to Wilderness access points and Forest Service visitor use cabins (either via road system or water) is available. Complete outfitting packages for cabin camping are also available.