Whittier Cruise Transit Tour with scenic stops

• Bottled water • Admission fees to all attractions

• Gratuities • Meals at the gas station

• Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made no later than 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

Pickup is available from any location in Whittier. A text message will be sent to you 10 minutes prior to the pickup. The vehicle will either be a grey Chevrolet Suburban SUV or a Ford Transit van.

• Provides a magnificent view of Portage Lake and the nearby Chugach Mountains. Situated off Portage Glacier Road, about an hour’s drive south of Anchorage, this overlook offers a panoramic perspective of the turquoise lake fed by glacial melt, with the chance to see Portage Glacier on clear days. • This 200-acre center features opportunities to view native species such as bears, moose, bison, musk oxen, elk, caribou, eagles, and wolves in natural-looking enclosures. You can either walk or drive around the 1.5-mile loop of the grounds, participate in guided tours, or join in feeding sessions and educational discussions. It is a favored destination for families, photographers, and those seeking to learn more about wildlife conservation in Alaska. • This location is recognized for two attractions: ✅ Beluga whale watching — during late summer and early fall, beluga whales may be seen swimming near the shore, pursuing salmon as the tide comes in. ✅ Striking mountain and water scenery — it is popular among photographers, particularly during sunset, and also a good place to view Dall sheep on the cliffs above. • This accessible, family-friendly location is perfect for birdwatching, photography, and nature walks, especially in spring and summer when bird activity is heightened. There is a small parking area, interpretive signage available, and binoculars are advised for optimal viewing. • Earthquake Park in Anchorage spans 134 acres and serves as an interpretive site and wooded park in remembrance of the Good Friday earthquake of 1964.