Join us as we launch the boat and cruise across to the far uninhabited side of Cook Inlet, where many bears can be found feeding on sedge grass after coming out of hibernation. Enjoy seeing cubs play in the beautiful meadows. Watch in awe as the bears swipe at the sand, digging for clams. See Alaskan nature at its best, up close and personal.

Bear Trips are available late May through August

Weather and time permitting, Combo wild bear viewing and Halibut fishing may be availble!

Dress in layers. Be prepared for wet & windy cool weather. Don't forget a hat and gloves. Remember if it is a warm sunny day, you can always remove unneeded layers. Bring a day pack to hold your water bottle, camera (with extra batteries), binoculars, bug repellent, sunglasses.
Bring food and snacks for your trip, but be aware that all food must remain on the boat. Make sure to have confortable waterproof footwear to keep your feet warm and dry.
Pricing starts at $395
Bear viewing by boat is more affordable than flying. It also allows for better oppertunities for viewing whales, seals, and sea birds. And, low clouds won't cancel your adventure!