Our Ultimate Aialik Overnight Trip sends you to the heart of the Kenai Fjords National Park.

About

Ultimate Aialik Overnight Kayaking:

• Two days and one night camping in the Kenai Fjords National Park, Aialik Bay. This is the core trip - want to explore more? Add additional days as desired during checkout!
  
• Water Taxi - Travel approximately 50 miles into Aialik Bay on one of our three custom built landing craft on a 1.5-2 hour boat ride and sightseeing tour!
  
• Depart early, arrive early - Our boats leave the beach at Miller's Landing at 6AM, and are landing in the park to start your adventure between 7:30 and 8:30AM, getting you into the action before most of the taxi fleet even leaves the boat harbor in Seward.
  
• A full day of paddling the last day - Our boats bring you back from the park between 6:30 and 7:30PM, giving you a truly full final day to paddle and explore.
  
• All Kayaking Gear - Paddle, Spray Skirt, Personal Floatation Device, Stable Double Kayak, Pogies, Paddle Floats, Hypo Kits, Radios, Satellite Communicators
  
• All Camping Gear - Tents, Dry Bags, Cooking Supplies, Prepared Meals, Snacks, First Aid Kits, Wag Bags, et al
  
• All Captains, Deckhands, and Guides - Our crew are licensed and trained on site to facilitate a safety-as-priority experience. We hire impassioned, fun and dedicated individuals for all facets of your trip!
  

We will paddle:

• Explore the Holgate Glacier, Aialik Glacier, and Pederson Lagoon area where we see the magnificent calving events, icebergs, pupping harbor seals, black bears and more. Our overnight trips can be led light and fast, allowing for different camping locations throughout a multi day experience, or via a base camp. We routinely visit and camp at a variety of locations throughout Aialik Bay, covering as much ground as the group desires during each expedition
  

About our guides:

• Our team of guides will prepare your meals and work to customize your trip exploring, photographing, hiking, or paddling all while following the rules and ethics established by the National Park. This area prescribes to Leave No Trace wilderness ethics, and we make every effort to do exactly that.  Kayak guides are trained in assisted rescue techniques, the areas natural history, first aid / CPR, and emergency response tactics. Miller's Landing owns its own fleet of water taxi vessels - as a result in the unlikely case of an emergency we are uniquely positioned to establish prompt and unplanned egress from even the remoteness of the fjords.
  

Relax in the evening:

• After a community meal, take in the breathtaking beauty of the fjords and the wildlife all around you. Enjoy discussion about the area and it's natural history, the goals for the next day, and just relax! Our camp is always close enough to the ocean that sound of gentle waves lapping the shore and the unique sounds of the glacier calving will guide your sleep.
  

Heading back:

• After another full day in enjoying the park, our taxi picks us up in the evening to maximize the last day of experience in the park, arriving back to Miller's Landing between 7-9pm.