• There is so much wildlife and beauty right here in Resurrection Bay!
  • The waters are usually calm, and the rainforest is truly spectacular.
  • Come out for some adventure, some exercise, and some education!
  • In late spring, the snow still lingering in the mountains makes for a gorgeous backdrop.
  • An overview of Seward, and a sea otter floating off shore.
  • Some gulls pass overhead while a harbor seal curiously looks on.
  • We'll usually stop and do the short walk to this waterfall on our full day trips.
  • A grouse perches in a tree on Caines Head, and you can see Caines Head from an aerial view.
  • At Caines Head, the coastline changes quite a bit... and there are great old remnants from Fort McGilvray to explore.
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Resurrection Bay Full Day Kayak Trip

TRIP PRICING:  $130 / person, plus tax and gratuity.

 


For every person that books a trip, we donate $2.00 to Alaska Wind for Schools to help fund wind turbine installations and renewable energy education at schools across Alaska.
♦ In 2010, we donated almost $4,000!!  Thanks for helping to make that happen! ♦


 

If you're looking for an economical full day trip, this is a great option.  Meet at our office in downtown Seward at 8am.  From there, we'll drive you to our launch beach at Lowell Point.  You'll return to the beach around 4pm, and we'll bring you right back to our shop. 

With the whole day on the water, there are so many options!  You'll paddle the coastline between Lowell Point and Caines Head, and explore the coastline as you go.  You'll learn all about the history of the area while you wander through coastal rainforest and the magnificent ghost forest left at Tonsina Point by the 1964 earthquake.  During certain months, you can watch the salmon run in the crystal clear waters of Tonsina Creek.  See them jump and dance, and watch them spawn from the birds-eye view on the bridge over the creek.  Land at a small beach where a 5-minute walk past a rambling stream reveals a 90' (ish) waterfall cascading down the rocky cliff.  Head to North Beach on Caines Head, where (if time allows) a great hike brings you to Fort McGilvray and unveils Seward's intriguing past, as well as stunning views of Resurrection Bay and the islands.  All the while, keep a lookout for wildlife!  We'll often see sea otters, sea lions, harbor seals, harbor porpoise, bald eagles, and many sea birds.  With a full day on the water, there's a good chance of having some fantastic wildlife encounters. 

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