Take the PLUNGE! Book Alaska 2010

Come experience Alaska like you never thought possible. This trip will exceed all expectations! The list of wildlife is too long to list... so come list it yourself. 2010 Adventures now available. Check out our schedule for more details

Southeast Alaska...Beyond your Wildest Dreams!

I just returned from 10 days in Southeast Alaska aboard the Island Odyssey. I could not have even imagined how great this trip would have been. Endless whales, sooo many bears, an amazing glacier... There were 11 passengers onboard for a journey from Petersburg to Prince Rupert. Neil, Annie, Steve, Danny and Brian were our fabulous crew who showed us so many spectacular places along the coast. Some of the highlights for me were visiting Anan Creek with all the Grizzlies and Black Bears in the river feeding on the salmon, taking a jet boat into the LeConte Glacier and watching all the ice calve into the water, a rare encounter with a large group of sea otters while we were kayaking near Security Cove, seeing all the unique birds of the region, floating past ice bergs in the waters, seeing Orcas and humpbacks in Frederick Sound, and of course the wonderful food from Annie : ) This trip was wild, and I highly recommend the Southeast Alaska Adventure to all of our clients! I will be posting some videos and pictures from the trip in the weeks to come.

Leanne Carey, Marketing Coordinator
explore@bluewateradventures.ca

The True Southeast Alaska Experience

Come onboard the Island Odyssey or Snow Goose and experience the true Southeast Alaska adventure. You will not find this type of getaway when traveling onboard a cruise ship. The small ship adventure takes you into remote coastal wilderness - places few get to ever see. Whales, bears and glaciers await you... spectacular scenery, incredible wildlife and ancient coastal cultures. Expect the unexpected and prepare for the Bluewater journey. Picture: Bluewater chef Debra Fontaine and partner Adrienne enjoy an afternoon floating among icebergs and checking out a glacier.