Resurrection Bay Tour

Step aboard these boats for a wildlife and glacier cruise.  Watch for humpback whales, sea otters, puffins, orcas, bald eagles and many other species of wildlife.  Then head to Fox Island to enjoy a buffet of prime rib, wild Alaska salmon, mashed potatoes, salad and rolls.  After lunch you will board the boat for more wildlife viewing and will smell the aroma of the fresh baked chocolate chip cookies that will soon be your desert as you make the voyage home!

What is it?

It’s a 4.5 hour boat tour of resurrection bay.  It departs from Seward Alaska bout noonish and stops on Fox Island for a buffet lunch.  This family friendly tour is filled with wildlife and landscape, and is sure not to disappoint.  

Things to know:

*There are a variety of tours available.
*Located in the marina of Seward Alas
*There is a large free parking area available with plenty of room for RVs.
*There is a free shuttle with will bring you to and from the parking lot and throughout town.
*Approximately 55 miles round-trip along the rugged coastline of Resurrection Bay. 
*You can purchase a souvenir cup and get free refills all day on the boat of coffee, tea, soda, water cocoa and apple cider.
*Adult beverages are available; don’t forget your ID though!
*There are plenty of seats inside and out and you’re free to move around the boat.
*Do NOT forget your camera, the photo opportunities are plenty!
*Park rangers are present on the boat with Jr. Ranger books for children.
*There is a gift shop at check in on the main land, and another on Fox Island.
*If you get seasick, do NOT forget the Dramamine!

          Even on a cold rainy day, like the one we had on our tour, it is still a memorable experience.  You will see and learn about the local landscape, wildlife and the surrounding area.  The crew is informative and courteous, and it is a great trip for kids and adult and ended up being a highlight of our trip to this part of Alaska.

About Fummins Family

In 2016 a family hit the road with 5 of their children. They were going to travel the country in a Ford Excursion that had a cummins engine. A ford with a cummins, hence the name, Fummins. Ford+Cummins=Fummins. It was going to be a fummins family roadtrip. Within 3 months they decided that the travel trailer they were pulling wasn't working well for their family. They needed more space so they upgraded to a fifth wheel. It's not easy to pull a fifth wheel with an excursion, so they had to bid farewell to the fummins. They talked about changing the name of theirs travels, but decided to hold onto it for a while longer. They already had a website, blog, youtube, instagram and facebook. After 2 more years they decided to make the switch to Roadschool. Here they will share some of the old posts and video. It may be old information, but it's still just as good...at least most of it!

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