6 hrs
From: $239 / person
This 6-hour cruise explores the whales, wildlife, and glaciers of Kenai Fjords National Park while providing insights into the area's ecology, history, and geology. It is the ideal option for guests traveling on same-day tran READ MORE...

4 hrs
From: $149 / person
Explore the calm, protected waters of Resurrection Bay on this 4-hour Seward Kenai Fjords Wildlife Cruise. The captain will keep an eye on recent wildlife sightings and reports from other vessels to help find the best areas f READ MORE...

7.5 hrs
From: $269 / person
This 7.5-hour cruise takes you through Kenai Fjords National Park, where you'll have the chance to see abundant wildlife and massive tidewater glaciers. Your captain will narrate the journey along the way, point out the area' READ MORE...

8.5 hrs
From: $309 / person
Spend a full day exploring the more remote parts of Kenai Fjords National Park on our 8.5-hour Northwestern Fjord Cruise. This small-vessel cruise takes you farther into the park, with more time to look for humpback and orca READ MORE...

4 hrs
$109 / person
Join our experienced crew for a boat ride through Resurrection Bay to the Gulf of Alaska in search of some hungry migrating whales. Your captains will teach you all about their interesting social behaviors, attitudes, and fee READ MORE...

Resurrection Bay is located just off the Kenai Peninsula, within Kenai Fjords National Park near Seward, Alaska.
Here are our picks for the best Resurrection Bay tours:
The boat tours along Resurrection Bay are typically narrated by park rangers, who explain the history of the area while you take in the sweeping glacier views and spot Alaskan wildlife.
If you prefer to stay on land, a hiking tour along the Harding Icefield trail is a great option to explore and enjoy views of Resurrection Bay.
Most people get to Resurrection Bay by cruise ship via the port of Seward. However, Seward is also easily accessible via Anchorage by train.
Resurrection Bay is also known as Blying Sound and Harding Gateway. It is a fjord along Kenai Fjords National Park and remains ice-free all year, even in the winter.
The port of Seward is located on Resurrection Bay, along with the WWII base Fort McGilvray.