Eagle Preserve Rafting Wildlife Quest

   
What people are saying...
  "Everyone on our tour was very friendly and made sure all the participants were comfortable and having a good time. They had extra sweaters, gloves, etc. The guides were very knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. This was the best tour we took during the cruise. Thank You!"
    -Zanillo
  "Great for those of us that are afraid of rafting! Easy and fun."
    -Judy East
  "Very Informative, very exciting, and yet very relaxing."
    -Adam WIlhite

Watch for Eagles and Wildlife on this spectacular combination of river float trip and fjord exploration. Your quest begins in North America's deepest fjord where you will have the chance to see whales and other sea mammals as well as thundering waterfalls cascading off the towering ice capped mountains. After landing at the historic Fort Seward Dock in the picturesque fishing village of Haines, your adventure continues up the Alaska Highway and into the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. There, you meet your naturalist guides and board heavy-duty 18 foot rafts to float quietly through the heart of the Preserve. The eagle preserve boasts the largest congregation of Bald Eagles in the world. Eagles, bears and wolves all frequent the preserve to feed on the plentiful salmon making their way upstream to their spawning beds. Often moose are spotted crossing the river or feeding in the ponds of the valley.

    The preserve is also home to Klukwan the mother village of the Tlingit nation. Located at the confluence of three rivers, this historic village has seen a multitude of generations. For hundreds of years the Tlingits have lived off the bounty of this special place. And still today you will see them fishing and smoking their catch at the river's edge.

    This is an adventure of a lifetime so bring your family and friends rafting through the world famous Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve! This excursion can be enjoyed by anyone over the age of 7.
This exclusive experience is only available through your cruise ship.

Please consult your shore excursion department to book your adventure.
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