- Juneau
- Skagway
- Ketchikan
- Icy Strait
- Sitka
- Additional Ports
Mendenhall Glacier
Whale Watching
Dog Sledding
Salmon Bake
Helicopter
Kid-Friendly
Kayak
Adventure
Train
Yukon
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Misty Fjords National Monument
Boat
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Itinerary
The trip from Anchorage to Seward is just over 120 miles or about a 2.5 hour drive. It's an easy day trip or weekend trip from Anchorage. Cruise travelers often fly into Anchorage then choose a bus or train transfer to get to Seward for their cruise to avoid having to rent a car.
The best options to get to Seward to avoid renting a car are:
Bus tours typically pick you up at your hotel or the airport. To get to the train stration, you can leverage a ride share service, taxi, or hotel shuttles. When you book your shuttle, you'll get full details about transportation options.
Is Seward worth visiting?
Yes, Seward is definitely worth visiting! One of the most popular options is a boat tour into Kenai Fjords National Park, where you can take in sweeping scenic views and watch for abundant wildlife. You can also go whale watching, dog sledding, or snowmobiling in Seward.
The top sights in Seward are Resurrection Bay and Kenai Fjords National Park. In May and June, Orac watching is very popular.
