HOONAH · WHALE WATCHING
The trips worth heading out on.
The 7 hoonah whale watching tours travellers head out on most, side by side. What you are likely to see, how far offshore the boat goes, how long you are out, the operator running it and what a place on board costs.
Small-group Icy Strait whale watch with Captain Josh plus live drone footage and a USB souvenir for a sky-view of Alaska.
Most Popular“Great experience! Saw many whales! Got great video of them breaching! The drone footage was amazing!”
Small-group whale watching out of Hoonah targets Icy Strait and Point Adolphus for a guided, action-packed Alaska cruise.
“The crew were knowledgeable about the area and we saw lots of wildlife. We were lucky enough to see a whale breach too! It was a small group of 15 and 2 crew which made for a comfortable viewing experience.”
Watch whales, sea otters, and seals on a small-group 3-hour charter from Icy Strait Point with pickup, expert guides, and easy logistics.
“Fantastic experience. Family run operation. Clean boat, great guides, great experience for our family! 100% recommend!”
Small-group whale watching from Icy Strait Point in a heated 38’ power cat. Stable ride, expert captains, and big wildlife odds.
“I made a mistake with booking time and they were very accomodating rebooking me for an earlier time the night before the trip. Boat captains were very friendly and did a great job looking for whales till we found them.”
See humpback whales and bears on a 3-hour small-boat cruise from Icy Strait Point near Hoonah, with pickup and onboard wildlife tips.
“Capt. Bill was extremely knowledgeable and a great guide. Everything was excellent and we saw Humpbacks breaching, Orcas, brown bears and Eagles. It was an awesome day!”
Cozy 14-passenger whale watching from Icy Strait Point in Hoonah with hot drinks, captain-led spotting, and guaranteed humpbacks.
“This trip was the highlight of my cruise! Was the absolutely only way to see the amazing animals and hear about the history of the area. We passed so many boats with at least a hundred people and going on this boat was better for so many reasons. The hot chocolate is the best too!”
Small-boat whale watching from Hoonah with pickup, warm decks, snacks, and Tlingit-led marine stories in about 3 hours.
“Our captain was from the Tlingit nation and her first mate was a marine biologist. We were able to see whales, sea otters, and sea lions. I think my favorite part was the stories the captain shared from the Tlingit nation. I felt privileged to be able to listen to these wonderful stories. It was…”
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