Whittier is a city at the head of the Passage Canal in the U.S. state of Alaska, about 58 miles southeast of Anchorage. The city is within the Valdez–Cordova Census Area. The 2015 population estimate was 214 people, almost all of whom live in a single building. Whittier is also a port for the Alaska Marine Highway.
Restaurants in Whittier
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Day Kayak Trip
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Come experience the magic with Saltwater Excursions. Halibut and salmon fishing, shrimping and wildlife and glacier tours; we can do it all! We are Alaskan owned and operated.
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Glacier Jet Ski Adventures offers the most exciting hands on glacier viewing tours in Alaska! With our full line of SEADOO watercraft, high quality gear, and knowledgeable guides we have everything you need for a once in a lifetime jet ski adventure with your friends and family!
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Located away from the congestion of Harbor activities is SOUND PADDLER. Up in town at the N.W. corner of Billings and Eastern Avenue is the "Old Gym" when the military occupied Whittier. Now its called the "Boathouse" and allows us lots of room for outfitting our clients for their Ocean Kayaking or SUP adventures. We then use our shuttle van & trailer to transport you to the beach or harbor. This flexibility allows for logistic preparations and planning, ALL out of the weather under our BIG roof. Great service and gear compliments a great facility for a trip of a lifetime!!
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Are you looking for a fantastic time with your family and friends? Then look no further. Come join us for a day on the water that will have you bragging to your family and friends for years to come. A typical day on Crazy Rays Adventures begins at the dock in a beautiful little town called Whittier which is located approximately 45 minutes south of Alaska's big city, Anchorage. Whittier is known as the western gateway to Prince William Sound. The Sound boasts one of the largest Pink salmon runs in the world which provides for an overabundant food supply for the Sounds vast ecosystem. Our clients typically catch the 6:30am Tunnel from Bear Valley to Whittier (Appx 2.5 Miles through a Mountain) then meeting up with the Captain and Crew at the boat at about 7:00am. The trip is an all day charter (10-12 hrs)reaching deep into the outer limits of Prince William Sound where we will target Barn Door Halibut, Trophy Lingcod, and succulent Rockfish. When in season Salmon will be added to the menu as well, so long as time permits. The fishing isn't the only fun to be had for the day, make sure you bring your camera along as there is a great chance to catch a snapshot of Whales, Sea Otters, Puffins, Sea Lions, Seals, and much much more. On arrival back at the dock, join our Captain and Crew for group photo's of the Catch then while the crew fillets your catch you can grab dinner at one of the local restaurants that are within walking distance. If you would like your catch vacuum sealed and frozen, arrangements can be made at the local fish processor.
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Tundra Adventure Charters specializes in creating unforgettable memories during their customized adventures amongst the pristine waters and landscapes of Prince William Sound. Their boat provides excellent space for sight seeing inside and out with a comfortable state room, wheel house, large windows with panoramic views and ample deck space.The unique captain and crew create an atmosphere of wonder and amusement with their many years of guiding and outdoor recreation experience. They know just how to show you a good time! We are a perfect match for small groups and families seeking comfort and adventure on a private or semi private charter. The adventures offered include full day glacier cruises, guided kayak and SUP adventures, overnight fishing excursions, multi-day trips to a variety of destinations, fall hunting charters and winter skiing trips.
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This is a beautiful hike which becomes quickly steep. We had a good moment and went up to the glacier, where the view is beautiful.
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See it all in one day! Phillips Cruises & Tours operates day cruises from Whittier and Seward. From Whittier, view dynamic glaciers, and curious wildlife up close while enjoying the spectacular beauty of Prince William Sound on the 26 Glacier Cruise or the Glacier Quest Cruise. Both cruises feature glistening waterfalls and massive glaciers in Blackstone Bay and the 26 Glacier Cruise route adds the serenity of Esther Passage and majestic glaciers in College Fjord. Watch for playful sea otters, harbor seals, kittiwakes, bears, whales, or mountain goats. Due to the calm waters of Prince William Sound we guarantee No Seasickness in Whittier. Narration is provided by our Captain. A delicious hot meal is included. A full-service bar with beer, wine, cocktails, and snacks for purchase is available. Our fleet offers a smoke-free environment with clean restrooms, reserved seating, and ADA access. Enjoy the drive or add Coach or Rail service. For our Kenai Fjords Cruise see our Seward listing.
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Great to see the longest tunnel in North America. It is a single lane tunnel where trains and traffic take turns. So be prepared to wait. It is $13 to go in and free on the way out.
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