For many travelers planning their first bear viewing in Alaska trip, one question often comes up: Is this actually safe? It is a valid concern. You are entering remote wilderness areas to observe wild bears, often in locations without fences, barriers, or traditional tourist infrastructure. Bear viewing in Alaska is generally very safe for first-time…
May 29 delivered an unforgettable day of wildlife activity with five bears spotted throughout the area. Guests witnessed a bear fight, watched bears digging for clams along the shoreline, and enjoyed sightings of bears swimming in the water. To top it off, puffins were also seen, making for an incredible day of Alaska wildlife viewing…
On May 28, guests witnessed an exciting day in the wild with five bears spotted throughout the area. As the breeding season heats up, bear activity is increasing, creating more opportunities to observe natural behaviours and remarkable wildlife encounters in their natural habitat. Experience Alaska during one of the most active times of the season.…
On May 27, guests enjoyed a great sighting as two bears were seen cruising along the beach, offering excellent wildlife viewing and photo opportunities. Encounters like these are what make Alaska bear viewing so memorable. Ready to experience Alaska’s incredible wildlife up close? Book your bear viewing adventure today and create memories that will last…
Our May 23 bear viewing trip brought an exciting sighting, with two bears spotted during the tour. One of our guests also captured some incredible shots from the day, making it a memorable Alaska wildlife experience. Planning your own adventure? Book your Alaska bear viewing trip with Bear Viewing in Alaska today.
Our May 19 bear viewing trip gave guests another memorable wildlife experience, with 4 bears spotted during the adventure. Every trip offers a chance to experience Alaska’s wildlife in its natural habitat while exploring some of the best viewing areas in the region. Reserve your bear viewing trip today and experience the excitement of seeing…
Many travelers planning a bear viewing in Alaska trip wonder whether they should join a guided tour or try exploring wildlife areas on their own. At first glance, independent travel may seem more flexible. However, bear viewing in Alaska often takes place in remote locations where access, safety, and wildlife knowledge can significantly shape your…
May 14 Bear Viewing Trip Delivers Bear Sightings and Peaceful Wildlife Encounters Our May 14 trip was packed with wildlife sightings, including 5 bears, plenty of playful sea otters, and several bird species. The best part? Guests enjoyed the experience without seeing another group, making it a quiet and exclusive day in Alaska’s wild beauty.…
Our 10th Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival birding trip to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park was filled with incredible wildlife moments. Guests spotted around 30 to 40 bird species, along with sea otters and seals along the coastal waters. Book your bear viewing adventure today.
Our first trip of the 2026 season delivered an incredible start, with 4 bears, 26 bird species, seals, and otters spotted along the way. We begin our bear viewing trips earlier than many guides because we know where to find bears when the season is just getting started. Book your bear viewing adventure today and…