Alaska SeaLife Center Seward

We woke up on Fox Island, to more rain. Rain, rain, rain. We packed up our purple suitcases and left them out for the staff to transport them to the ship. We walked over to the lodge to have our breakfast prepared by the chef. It was just wonderful. We had an egg scramble with goat cheese mixed in it, along with tasty sausage and a biscuit with …

We were lucky to have a perfect day for our boat tour into the Kenai Fjords National Parks; blue sky and not a cloud to be seen. This was apparently pretty rare (although we were lucky again to have it the next day too). The first sea life that we saw on the boat ride were seals floating on their backs. Next we were greeted by Porpoises that swam …

... at the Kenai river for a short float and fish before getting to Seward in time for attending Jeff's rehersal dinner at the Alaska SeaLife Center. Built with money from the Exxon Valdez disaster relief fund it's a great insight into Alaskan sea life and a ...

... down to the Sealife Center and spent a good 3 hrs walking around checking everything out. The Sealife Center is a must for anyone going to Seward, extremely informative and enjoyable. After we finished with the Sealife Center, we went and checked in ...

... (cool). I took a couple of picture late at night when the weather cleared up. The next day was beautiful and we went to the sealife center for a tour and later we went on a 4hr dinner cruise around Kenai Fjords Nat Park. We saw a glacier that cover 400 ...

... out, and I take them kayaking.  I hope Bob and Steffan are okay to move here. We sallied forth to the Alaska SeaLife Center.  This is Alaska’s only public aquarium.  The best part:  they are a rescue, rehabilitate and release ...

... ;t very big but the noise was really loud.  (lots more pictures)      Spent an afternoon at Alaska SeaLife Center.  The bird area is wonderful—all the ones we saw yesterday on the cruise.  Should have come ...

... , Alaska’s only public aquarium and ocean wildlife rescue center, located on the shores of Resurrection Bay.  The SeaLife Center studies the marine ecosystems of Alaska and the species who call it home. This includes species of marine mammals, ...

... etc. To be honest: Having visited the aquarium in Monterey, CA more than once in my life, I found the Alaska Sealife Center a bit disappointing, though families traveling with kids might find it more interesting, due to the fact there are some special ...

... too.  It was very educational and a good preview of tomorrow's fjord cruise. Just 3 miles along the coastal road from the SeaLife Center is Lowell Point.  There is a waterfall at the beginning of the road that is worth seeing, but ...

... down to Miller's Landing to the last geocaching event sponsored by the three geocachers visiting Alaska from Maryland. Tomorrow we will try and get to the Alaska SeaLife Center before taking a dinner cruise on Resurrection Bay in ...

... if our feet are becoming webbed.  Our cruise was scheduled for 3 p.m. so we had the morning to go to the Alaska SeaLife Center.  This facility started as a research facility and then was turned into an educational center for visitors.  The ...