An exciting way to see the bay,
this trip is also a great introduction to the sport of kayaking

Group size guidelines

This is a trip that requires a group size of 4 or more to run on any given day, and is a great option for accomodating even larger group sizes.

If you have a group of 3 or less, please call us. We are happy to try and add you to an existing group or suggest other available options

Embark on an exciting adventure with this guided kayaking expedition that begins right at the doorstep of Seward. Glide along the picturesque coast of Resurrection Bay, where you'll have the opportunity to paddle, hike, and soak in the breathtaking scenery that epitomizes Seward's deep connection with the sea.

Discover the secrets concealed in the nooks and crannies of the steep coastal cliffs as you venture further into Resurrection Bay on your sea kayak. Weather and sea conditions permitting, we'll pause to explore a serene forested trail leading to a cascading waterfall, all while admiring the vibrant wildflowers that adorn the path.

Following a rejuvenating snack, we'll return to our kayaks, delving into captivating discussions about the alpine glaciers and enchanting seabirds that grace our journey. Share the tranquil ocean waters with amusing puffins, agile leaping salmon, majestic Stellar sea lions, and more.

Although a small snack is provided, you're welcome to bring your own treats to savor along the way.

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Essential Details

Price

 $149

 Per Person

Meeting Time

7:30am

Meeting Place

Trip meets at Liquid Adventures' office at 1013 3rd Ave, Seward Ak 99664

Trip Length

 5hrs

​Total trip time is about 5hrs from start to finish (approximately). Roughly 3.5 hours are spent paddling.

Group Size

 6

Groups are never larger than 6 people

Minimum Age

 12

All paddlers must be at least 90lbs

Season

Summer 
5/15ish to 9/30  

Actual start date changes every season, depending on the snow melt!

You Bring

 Adequate rain gear
 2 pairs of warm socks
 Warm layers (jeans and cotton highly discouraged)
 Bottle for water
 Camera (phone cameras are ideal)

We Provide

 Paddle boots and gloves
 Kayak, paddle, and skirt
 Drybag for gear
 Snack

Difficulty

A great trip for everyone

This trip is a great way to explore kayaking. It is very fun, and not especially hard, but be aware that you are exposed to the elements and can get dirty, sweaty and, wet.

Participants should be comfortable spending several hours paddling in a kayak and walking on beaches.

Photography

We use sit-in kayaks for this trip. You can have your camera around your neck or in a dry bag — we do have water-tight compartments in all of our sit-in kayaks for you to store your gear, but it can be hard to access these compartments while on the water. 

Remember; you are on water! You are ultimately responsible for keeping your awesome camera gear dry!

Due to Park regulations and consideration of other guests, we do not allow drones to be flown on this trip.

Essential Details

A waterproof rain layer is essential for this trip.

It's important to bring comfortable and warm clothes to wear  to ensure that your experience is as pleasant as possible.

We highly recommend that you avoid wearing cotton or denim layers.

Getting to the beach

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Take our short van shuttle to the beach

From our office, we hop into one of our vans and take a scenic drive through the historical town of Seward and out along the coastal road to Lowell Point.

This van ride takes about 15 minutes, and we frequently see otters, eagles, and see lions along the way.

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Van Shuttle

Hop in our van for a quick ride from our shop in the harbor down to the beach on Lowell Point.

Van Capacity

 13

A maximum of 13 clients are in the van at a time.

Please note that the maximum group size for this trip is 10, but there may or may not be clients from our half-day trip in the van on the way out.

Ride Time

 15 min

The ride in the van is roughly 15 minutes each way. The exact time depends on the condition of the dirt road to the beach.