WHALE WATCHING and SEAFOOD FEAST
Catch a boat to an acclaimed whale-watching spot off Point Adolphus during an excursion of about three and a half hours. You’ll also enjoy a seafood meal on dry land, accompanied by views of the Alaskan scenery.
Excursion Details
Located at the northernmost tip of Chichagof Island in Alaska, Point Adolphus is not only a place of natural beauty, but also a renowned feeding ground for humpback whales. Lasting around three and a half hours, this excursion takes you out onto the water for a closer look at these gentle giants of the sea, as well as other marine creatures.
It takes about 15 minutes to board your whale-watching boat at the dock next to the ship, before embarking on a ride of approximately 45 minutes to various ocean locations, based on where the whales are feeding.
The nutrient-dense waters off Point Adolphus have everything humpback whales need, and you’ll have approximately 70 minutes on the boat to watch these magnificent mammals. Also keep a lookout for sea lions, seals, porpoises and other marine wildlife.
It then takes about 30 minutes to sail back to the dock and stroll to a tent for the seafood feast. You’ll have around 50 minutes to enjoy some delicious Alaskan cuisine while looking out over Port Frederick. After you’ve eaten, relax at the fire pit and toast some marshmallows before returning to the ship, concluding the excursion.
Important Information: This tour has a set menu, and dietary needs cannot be accommodated. Guests with seafood allergies should not participate in this tour. This tour can accommodate mobility devices with a minimum ground clearance of 3.5 inches and not exceeding 48 inches in length, 32 inches in width, and a combined weight of 600 lbs. Guests with mobility devices/requests need to let the Shore Excursion desk once onboard know as there is limited seating for accessible guests.There is a ramp to take guests from the pier to board the boat. The restrooms on the vessel are ADA accessible; however, they may not be ADA compliant due to their smaller size.
The upper deck of the vessel is not accessible. A section of the pathway to the Seafood Feast is on gravel and boardwalk. There is an accessible restroom at the Seafood Feast. Please note that wildlife sightings can’t be guaranteed
