Redoubt Bay Lodge Vacation
Fly from Anchorage to Redoubt Bay for a full day of bear viewing near Lake Clark National Park. Includes two nights lodging at the Redoubt Bay Lodge.
Redoubt Bay Day Trip
This is a great bear-viewing trip. Take a morning floatplane to Redoubt Bay Lodge for a guided bear-viewing trip and return to Anchorage mid afternoon.
Polar Bear Viewing
10 to 12 Hours from Fairbanks Aug 25 – Sep 25, 2022 Daily departures $2,389 + $109 Tax Departure Dates (2022) Double 3rd/4th Single Aug 25 – Sep 25 $2,389 $2,389 $2,389 Taxes $109 $109 $109 * Prices are per person based on the occupancy shown. * 3rd and 4th person rates are based on […]
Kodiak Brown Bear Center
The Kodiak Brown Bear Center offers a true Alaskan Adventure: outstanding bear viewing, without boardwalks or larger groups of tourists. Here you will leave with unforgettable memories of your time spent in the heart of Kodiak’s wilderness with the Kodiak brown bear.
Grizzly Vacation
The highlight of this vacation is flying to one of the great brown bear habitats in Alaska; Lake Clark National Park. Here you will watch these giants feast on salmon. Of course getting there by float plane is just as exciting
Bears of Misty Fjords
Your Photo-Expedition starts as you depart the Ketchikan harbor by seaplane into the Misty Fjords.
Bears of Lake Clark
Lake Clark National Park and Preserve at four million acres encompasses volcanoes, jagged mountains, glaciers, wild rivers, waterfalls and diverse Alaska wildlife populations.
Bears of Brooks Lodge
Take off by seaplane for an all day bear viewing expedition in Katmai National Park. During your 200-mile safari, numerous bears can typically be spotted from the air.
Bear Viewing – Chinitna Bay
Up-close guided bear viewing in Lake Clark National Park. Depart from Lake Hood Sea Plane Harbor in Anchorage and fly southwest over Cook Inlet before landing on the beach in Chinitna Bay.
Bear Camp Adventure
This remote Brown Bear viewing camp is located on the shores of Lake Clark National Park in a rugged wilderness between towering snow capped mountains and the ice cold waters of Cook Inlet. The bear viewing camp itself offers custom “Weather-Port” cabin/tents are on raised platforms and sleep two. Meals are served family style.