Last time I was in Seward, I had the opportunity to enjoy one of the marine wildlife tours in the Kenai Fjords with one of my sisters and some friends. This time I was fortunate again to do this with my friends from back home.
The Kenai Fjords are actually a US National Park and on our tour we were joined by a Park Ranger who provided insight into our excursion about the wildlife we were able to see. She also offered a Junior Ranger program in cooperation with the Alaskan SeaLife Center. All I could think about was how much my grandson would have enjoyed earning another Junior Ranger badge.
We chose a Major Marine five hour marine wildlife tour that included a prime rib and fresh salmon lunch. Delicious! This is a locally owned family business and they work hard to ensure every passenger is safe and has a pleasant experience. The weather was perfect, around 60 degrees, but I dressed in light layers so I could go out on deck to get pictures. It was a bit cooler but enjoyable.













So I ran to the other side of the boat hoping to get along the railing to catch this picture of an Orca whale on other side of boat. Yeah me! 😁






Such a fun, relaxing day. Interesting that people on our boat were from all over the world. So glad we could share the time together and marvel in God’s natural wonders.
Headed back to Soo’s B&B and just relaxed. Sunset came well after 10pm, and I tried to look for my eye mask so I could sleep. No luck.
Looking for an easy trail to walk tomorrow. Need to be bear safe, so looking for the right place to hike.
Remember, “not all who wander are lost”. J.R.R. Tolkien
The RV Lady
Nancy I can’t even imagine the excitement when you got the picture of the Or a Whale. Alaska is God’s Cou try that’s for sure
So jealous!! Safe travels:)