Yes! You will be greeted by our tour guides in front of your cruise ship, who will escort you to the boat ride to Glacier Point. It is important that you are ready to exit the ship upon arrival in order to have ample time to meet your guides.

Every boat has open seating as well as outside viewing areas when permitted.

The interior of the boat is heated when needed due to weather conditions to keep a comfortable environment.

Air temperature can drop as much as 10°F with the wind chill factor when viewing whales outside.

Wildlife is abundant in Southeast Alaska and sightings are possible on any tour, however, this is not a designated wildlife-watching tour and nothing can be guaranteed!

No. Access has become more challenging as warmer weather has contributed to the glacier's recession and it's not accessible to walk on.

Yes. Guests must be at least 7 years old to participate and must weigh between 50-350 lbs.

Guests must be in good physical condition and able to hike approximately 1/2 mile natural terrain trail.

Backpacks, small bags, and purses are allowed on this tour.

Non-alcoholic beverages in closeable containers and snacks are allowed on tour.

Beverages and lunch are included. Please alert our team about dietary restrictions such as vegetarian, gluten-free, or allergies.

The canoe is a large voyageur-style canoe that can accommodate about 10 guests in addition to the guide.

Depending on the depth of the water in the lake, between about 100 to 400 yards. The glacier is “receding” (moving up the mountain and away from the water’s edge) so sometimes extremely low or high water can cause the canoes to take different routes on the lake.

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