Whale
Watching

Whale watching in Alaska offers a unique chance to witness majestic whales and experience thriving marine wildlife.

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Alaska Adventures

Discover exciting tours and activities near Prince of Wales Island, Alaska. Find links to fishing, hiking, wildlife tours, and more. Plan your adventure today!

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Totem Village Tour

Explore Toem Village tours in Kasaan on Prince of Wales Island. Discover rich Haida culture, historic totems, and scenic beauty. Book your tour today!

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Nature Walks

Go for a nature walk on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska. Discover scenic trails, wildlife, and stunning landscapes. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts!

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Beach Activities

Discover beach activities in Southeast Alaska. Enjoy beachcombing, tidepooling, and picnicking along stunning coastlines. Perfect for family fun and adventure!

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Misty Fjords

Experience Misty Fjords flightseeing tours in Alaska. Soar over stunning landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and pristine wilderness. Book your flight today!

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Alaska Glacier Tours

Alaska glacier tours offer breathtaking ice formations, stunning views, and guided adventures. Witness the beauty of Alaska's glaciers firsthand!

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WHALE EXCURSIONS

Whale watching in Alaska offers a unique chance to connect with nature's beauty. Explore vibrant marine ecosystems and encounter magnificent creatures like humpback whales, orcas, and minke whales, as Alaska’s waters reveal a world teeming with wildlife and hidden wonders.

Prince of Whales

Prince of Wales Island offers an unparalleled connection to nature with its largely untouched and undeveloped landscape. Beyond a few small towns, the land is preserved for future generations, providing opportunities to observe wildlife like bears and birds in their natural habitats.

The island’s 990 miles of coastline also support diverse marine life, with bays, inlets, and hidden coves enhancing its rich ecosystems. While these secluded spots may be difficult for humans to access, marine animals have thrived here for centuries, making this part of Southeast Alaska a prime destination for wildlife and nature enthusiasts.

Humpback Whale: The star of whale watching, known for their large size, playful breaches, and melodic songs.
Gray Whale: Famous for their long migrations and curious approach to boats.
Orca (Killer Whale): Recognizable by their striking black and white coloring and social behavior.
Beluga Whale: The small, white whales known for their playful nature and distinctive facial expressions.
Minke Whale: The smallest and most elusive, often providing brief, yet rewarding sightings.