Wildlife abounds in the lagoons, secret passages, and barrier islands of Alaska's primeval rainforests, with whale, bear, and porpoise sightings likely along the course and during
kayaking sidetrips.
View petroglyphs and visit a First Nations village. Your paddling explorations will be guided.
Home Shore's unique
small ship cruises are open to a groups or couples, with just six guests. Visit the multitude of pristine alcoves that your captain sighted during his ninety more-hurried commercial passages and can now
return to discover.
Your
Alaskan kayaking small ship cruises visit prime paddling destinations in the pristine wilderness between Sitka and Petersburg, if you so select.
On some charter
cruises you'll explore tidewater glaciers and Ford's Terror in enchanting Holcomb Bay, where you paddle through ice floes and watch walls of ice calve into the sea.
You may choose to paddle and explore the intriguing fjords of Alaska's stunning Baranof Island! Home Shore's
ship captain has intimate working knowledge of these waters.
As another alternative, you may select your
Alaska cruise experience to uncover the bold ocean capes on the west side and the "Waterfall Coast" of Chatham Strait. Combined, these offer a wide diversity of kayaking environments, all with stunning mountainous backdrops.
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Except for the main homepage graphic, no photo or image contains objects that have been digitally manipulated.
All photographs were taken during Home Shore Alaska small ship cruises, tours and charters, with Alaskan photo contributions from professionals Gary Luhm, Suzanne Steel, Heath Cowart, & Ben Kyle.
Southeast Alaska cruise small ship cruise photos.
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