Seward to Anchorage Bus with a Full Day Tour – Cruise Ship Days
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Seward to Anchorage bus tour – full day
Celebrity, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines
SPECIAL THIS WEEK: Groups of 6 or more get 10% off if booked before this Sunday.
FAMOUS ALYESKA MOUNTAIN TRAM TICKETS, LUNCH AND MUCH MORE INCLUDED IN THE PRICE!
Seward to Anchorage Bus Tour – Full Day includes all popular attractions and lunch to keep you entertained for the day.
The bus will pick up directly at the cruise ship terminal. Enjoy a city tour of Seward with its small boat harbor on the Resurrection Bay. Next visit Exit Glacier with a short walk to get close to Exit Glacier. Go thru Moose Pass – with many opportunities to view real Alaskan wildlife. Summit Lake for a wonderful view. Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center awaits you with its Bears, Moose, Caribou, Bison, Musk-Oxen. Majestic Mt. Alyeska with its seven glaciers (if weather permits). Viewing of wild salmon, sheep, birds, and beluga whales. Tour of Alaska’s metropolis in the middle of wilderness – Anchorage with a visit to the Lake Hood, Ship Creek – salmon viewing, and drop off at any location in town.
Seward to Anchorage bus tour – full day will pick you up directly at the ship, inside the terminal where you pick up your luggage. We will drop you off anywhere in Anchorage (hotels, car rentals or airport).
Our services are available to anyone and you are welcome to take this tour even if you are not on a cruise ship.
SEWARD TO ANCHORAGE BUS TOUR DETAILS:
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BUS DEPARTURE TIME/ LOCATION
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Bus Departs Seward Cruise Ship Terminal:
- Fridays: Please arrive by 8:15AM for a prompt departure at 8:30AM
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BUS ARRIVAL TIME/ LOCATION
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Bus Arrives Anchorage:
- Fridays: Arrives Anchorage airport 5:00PM, drop off at Anchorage hotels till 6:00PM (Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruise line)
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During this Full Day Seward to Anchorage bus tour you will see all of the following:
- Fully narrated bus tour allows you to learn the history and scenery that surrounds you while traveling on one of the most scenic highways in Alaska with a knowledgeable Alaskan guide,
- Tour of Seward;
- Exit Glacier with a short walk which gets you very close to the glacier;
- Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center – Bear, Moose, Caribou, Bison. See www.alaskawildlife.org
- Majestic Alyeska Mountain Tram with a view of seven Glaciers www.alyeskaresort.com
- Basic lunch included (sandwich, snacks, and water);
- Turnagain Arm with Beluga Whales and Dall Sheep (drive by);
- Tour of Anchorage – Lake Hood, Ship Creek (salmon viewing), downtown;
- All entrance fees to above sites included;
- Mild activity level
- Each tour stop allows plenty of time at each location.
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Seward to Anchorage FULL DAY Bus Tour detailed description
Disembark your cruise ship and board the bus about 8:30AM. Start in Seward and enjoy this informative bus tour on your way to Anchorage. Take a quick look at a small-boat harbor that is filled with pleasure craft as well as commercial fishing vessels and tour boats. About 4 miles north of Seward we turn west to reach Exit Glacier, the only glacier accessible by the road. With only a short walk, you can stand right next to this majestic glacier.
Enjoy the ride on Seward Highway through the pristine Kenai Mountains above and below tree line. Pass through Moose Pass with wonderful views of pristine mountains, glaciers, and wildlife.
Next visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, where you can view bison, elk, eagles, moose, caribou, and musk oxen in a natural setting. Continue on the highway, view the remains of Portage, a small town ravaged in the 1964 earthquake.
Next stop is at Girdwood at Alyeska Ski Resort. Take a tram up the Alyeska Mountain 2,300 feet to enjoy the spectacular views of seven glaciers, majestic mountains and Turnagain Arm (if weather permits). Eat lunch (variety of sandwiches, snacks, and water) on top of the mountain with breathtaking views.
Continuing North on the Seward highway, Turnagain Arm stretches on the left side of the road, where often you can see Dall sheep at Windy point or beluga whales at Beluga point (drive by). Check out the progress of salmon fisherman below the bridges along the Seward highway. Just south of Anchorage, the road borders Potter Marsh, a portion of the Anchorage Coastal Waterfowl Refuge. Arrive in Anchorage – largest city in Alaska.
Most visitors that come to Alaska to experience the “true wilderness” tend to overlook Anchorage, but it’s well worth spending some time here experiencing the only big-city taste that the state has to offer. First visit the Ulu Factory where you can get some Alaskan chocolate, smoked salmon and other gifts. Take a glance of the original tent city that started in the Ship Creek area and now also occupied by Alaska Railroad Depot. Take a quick look at the salmon in the creek and watch the fish running up the stream. Watch the locals trying to catch the salmon.
Next see the Earthquake Park, which now stands on the land liquefied – swallowing the coast line when the “Good Friday” earthquake rocked Anchorage in March of 1964. Continue on to the stop at Point Woronzof, this is a great opportunity to see Cook Inlet and the whole city from the distance.
Next you will get to see Lake Hood, which is the largest and busiest floatplane base in the world. Lake Hood is a great place to relax and watch the many landings and takeoffs of floatplanes. Then back to downtown where you get to see a whole downtown area. While enjoying the ride make sure to notice Anchorage’s famous flowers and great shopping areas! We will drop off anywhere in Anchorage after the tour ends.
This Full Day Seward to Anchorage bus tour is a shared transfer service in our most comfortable coaches with tinted windows, easy step up (unlike full-size vans that other transfer companies use, you don’t have to bend over or hit your head climbing in and out), air conditioner/heater, large picture-view windows, full size individual bus seats (unlike vans that other transfer companies use, you will have a private seat for yourself and will not be holding somebody else’s bag), DVD player, full narration.
This Seward Anchorage full day bus tour is fully narrated by our wonderful driver Tim, who is also a full time dog musher in the winter time. He and his wife have a dog team that they personally train and support year around. Visit his Facebook page to learn more. Our company is a proud supporter of his team and hope he is able to run in the Iditarod Sled Dog Race some day!
About Seward Alaska
Seward is the easiest place to find fish and see glaciers. The year-round population is about 2,000, but it can swell to about 30,000 around the popular Fourth of July weekend festivities. The town was named after William Seward, secretary of state under President Andrew Johnson, who engineered the purchase of Alaska from Russia in 1867. His critics around the country were appalled. The United States had spent $7.2 million, they cried, for icebergs, and polar bears. Cartoonists showed Seward amid glaciers and walruses. They claimed the new territory should more aptly be called “Walrussia” or “Seward’s Folly.” Asked at the end of his long and distinguished career about his single greatest achievement, Seward responded, “The purchase of Alaska! But it will take Congress and the American people a generation to find it out.” That original purchase price has been paid back thousands of times over in fur, gold, fish, timber, and oil. Ironically, now tourists come (and pay) to see icebergs, walruses, polar bears, and glaciers.
While you’ll see plenty of ice in Seward, you won’t see walruses or polar bears this far south, unless you come for a strange event the third week of January, known as the Seward Polar Bear Jump-off Festival. When everyone else is wearing parkas and wool hats, strange characters in costumes and capes – all for charity and the theater of the absurd – plunge into the frigid waters of Resurrection Bay and come flying back out. It’s their entry fee to an elite and wacky club, the Polar Bear Club. Resurrection Bay is the best of Seward, an inviting front yard, attracting boaters, birders, kayakers, fisherman, sailors, and whale watchers. Full of glaciers and incredible wildlife, all the western coast of the bay is in Kenai Fjords National Park. Seward is the beginning of the railroad to Fairbanks and Mile 0 on the old historic Seward to Nome gold rush/mail route, today more familiarly known as the Iditarod Trail.
If you need transportation from Seward to Anchorage or Anchorage to Seward, our full day Seward Anchorage bus tour and direct transfers provide the most reliable, efficient, and overall best way to travel between those cities. Our shuttle service is conveniently coordinated with every cruise ship arrival and departure, our shuttle tour service between Anchorage Seward Alaska offers the professionally narrated tour with stop at Wildlife Park, and other places along the most beautiful Seward highway. The distance between Seward and Anchorage is about 125 miles and covers the most beautiful scenery when driving on the highway. Why take a train or rent a car or taxi in Seward or Anchorage Alaska when you can save money and our environment using our economical shuttle bus service between Anchorage airport or hotels to Seward cruise ship pier. Since Seward Alaska airport is not available for commercial airlines, we provide the bus Seward cruise ship pier to Anchorage Alaska Ted Stevens airport, major hotels and car rentals. Our transportation service between Seward and Anchorage (Whittier to Anchorage) is done via motor coaches with restrooms – which are most comfortable with large windows, much leg room, professional narration and licensed drivers driven to make your vacation the most memorable and comfortable.
Tour Reviews
Tim did a GREAT JOB. Couldn’t ask for anyone better.
We also had Tim as our guide for the Seward/Anchorage All Day Tour and he did a great job! He was informative, friendly, and a very genuine person. Tim also has the patience of Job as two people on our tour were over 30 minutes late returning to the bus but he handled the situation beautifully.
Enjoy your long trip to the airport
This seven-hour diversion was awesome. Our driver and tour guide, who was very knowledgeable and entertaining, pointed out many of the beautiful sights and aspects of Alaskan life. A visit to AWCC, a project benefiting Alaskan wildlife gave us “up close” access to bears, musk ox, moose, wolves, and other indigenous animals. Lunch at Alyeska Resort and the tram ride – just perfect on a sunny day in Alaska. Further, we received a capsule of history and daily life in Anchorage. My favorite was watching people catching salmon in creek. All worth the price – and we got to the airport, too.
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Better than the train!
Alan, our tour guide, was super. From being picked up at the terminal to being delivered in plenty of time to the airport, every detail in between was fabulous. Not only was the price a huge reason for us to choose this, but also the opportunities to take advantage of our last day in Alaska and feel like tourists was a huge plus. There is no way the train could have allowed us to see everything that Alan showed us. Loved the small group setting, this was such a personal tour. Also, Alan was full of such interesting information, I would highly recommend this tour.
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Alan was great. I enjoyed his knowledge of the area we covered from Seward to Anchorage
The Kenai peninsula is awesome. The stops were educational, interesting and beautiful . We visited Exit glacier, the animal conservation compound which takes in injured animals of all species, Alyeska ski resort and the tram ride there and an overall view of both Seward and Anchorage.
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Fun Full Day Transfer
Great way to spend the day before an evening flight out of Anchorage. Picked us up right at the port after our cruise. Allen, our tour guide, was packed full of info about the area. We stopped at Alyeska Ski Resort for lunch (included) and rode the tram up the mtn. (Also included). We were promptly dropped off at the airport at 4:30pm. Fun day!
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Great way to experience some land when only taking an cruise in Alaska:
My husband and I took the full 8 hour bus tour upon disembarkation of our cruise which ended in Seward where we needed to head to Anchorage to catch a flight home the next day. This bus tour was a great option as it included many fun stops along our way to Anchorage. My husband and I wanted to take a land tour with our trip but unfortunately did not have the time to take off of work to allow for the full Alaskan experience. While I understand this was not considered a land tour we feel like we got a taste of what a land could be like with the stop along the way and the beautiful scenery on the bus ride to Anchorage. This tour was a great way to spend the day to get back to Anchorage as it also allowed us to see the non-commercialized side of Alaska which we were saturated with at almost every cruise port. In addition our bus driver Tim was great he kept the ride moving with wonderful stories along the way. I would absolutely recommend this trip as for everything we got it was a great value and a great way to end our trip.
Great Choice for Our Transfer from Seward
We did the full-day tour with transfer from Seward off the Radiance of the Seas. It was easy to find the ACT representative in the Seward terminal. Royal Caribbean had a special bag tag number for ACT guests, so we were off the ship in plenty of time to meet out group. Allen was our driver/guide, and we could not have asked for a better guide. He knew when to speak and when to let the scenery do the speaking. He was entertaining, knowledgeable and friendly. The stops were great, too. We hiked to the face of Exit Glacier, had a great time at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and enjoyed the lunch at Aleyeska. We would book with ACT again should we do another Alaska cruise.
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Perfect end to a terrific cruise
We used Alaska Cruise Transportation for our transfer from Seward to Anchorage following our Holland America cruise. It included city tours of both Seward and Anchorage and stops at the Exit Glacier, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, and a ride on the aerial tram at the Alyeska ski resort. The tour guide was informative and entertaining and provided a comfortable, safe ride. A gourmet box lunch was included, which was delicious and hearty. Admission to each of the attractions was included in the cost of the package.
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Full day narrated tour
We were in Bus # 5, on Aug 21, from Seward. I forget the young lady’s name ( tour guide) but she was excellent. She provided so much of interesting information, you could tell that she genuinely cared about the places visited and it seemed like it was more than just a job for her. We were very impressed that she went the extra mile to cater to some other families that had dietary restrictions. She also went on the longer hike with us at the Exit Glacier despite the rain and covered some noteworthy points along the way.
The tour covered interesting sightseeing points and was time well spent from Seward to Anchorage.
Bus was comfortable and clean and the samples of the silt, animal hide and Alaska trivia scrapbook were informative.
Lunch portions and variety were much better than expected.
Only dampener was the weather, but not their fault.
All in all, I would say well worth the price!
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Driver made this trip!
Our driver, Allen, made this trip! He was informative and friendly. The coach was comfortable! And we enjoyed the tour stops. We traveled with 3 generations (20s,50s and 70s) and we were all happy.
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Great trip after the cruise
After our Holland America cruise, we used ACT to take us from Seward to Anchorage. We had a great tour guide and a fantastic day seeing several sights in Alaska. From the Exit Glacier, wildlife conservatory, Alyeska ski resort, and sights around anchorage, our tour guide gave us some great and interesting info, while keeping the ride light hearted and entertaining. I recommend this trip highly for your transportation needs before or after a cruise.
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Compliments to Alan the tour guide!
On August 23, 2017 we got off of the island princess in Alaska. Alan our tour director and driver with a CT tors greeted us with a warm welcoming. He had given us so much information about Alaska That we were just amazed. I own a travel agency and I was so impressed by his knowledge. I will be sure to spread the word to my travel agent about the super of service that a CT tours represents . And they are very experienced tour guide/driver Alan .thank you very much Di @ Let’s go travel.
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MUST take Tour- Ask for Alan!
We finished our tour of the Inner Passage on our Royal Caribbean “Radiance of the Seas” Alaskan cruise on September 1st, 2017. We had allot of “favorites” on our cruise from Whale Watching, Bald Eagle sightings, Lumber Jack show, Hubbard Glacier and many other incredible experiences. Then we met Alan! So proud and knowledgeable of his Alaskan home and so good at sharing his knowledge and his interesting and entertaining humor! Alan was a one man show. Driver, Tour Guide, Meal host and he provided the tickets needed for tram lifts and the wild life center. Highly recommend you take this tour if you are traveling from Seward to Anchorage. Thank you Alan for an incredible day and the cherry on top of our amazing Alaskan holiday!
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Seward to Anchorage Bus Tour/Transfer
We needed transportation from the Cruise Dock in Seward to Anchorage, roughly a 3 hr trip, but did not want to spend a whole day in the airport waiting for a red-eye flight. ACT offered a transfer / tour combination where we cld stop at some points of interest along the way. Alan, our Tour Guide was EXCELLENT ! Very knowledgeable, courteous and professional ! We stopped at a glacier viewing area and had an opportunity to hike back to the glacier’s edge; stopped at Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and toured their rehab facility, and then on to the Alyeska Ski Resort for lunch. Information Alan provided about the towns, earthquake of 1964 and his personal connection to Alaska made the trip exceptionally enjoyable ! Excellent value for the money !
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Enroute to Anchorage Airport!
MUST take Alaska Cruise Transportation (ACT) tour from seaport to the airport. Nicely timed to enjoy a morning hike to a glacier, viewing rescued wildlife, a tram ride to high peaks and arrive at airport for leisurely timed check-in
Oh, and a great tour guide – Allan! Enjoyed his humour and personality as he shared his knowledge and love of Alaska. Interesting to hear and see the results of the tsunami/earthquake of 1964 in the Seward/Anchorage area.
Compliments for the itinerary and tasty gourmet sandwich lunch. A great way to fill your departure day!
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Very Informative Guide!
I had booked a bus tour from Seward to Anchorage after our cruise. We had Alan as a bus driver and he by far exceeded my expectations as a tour guide. He was very informative, and even his jokes got some giggles. Overall, the experience of booking ACT and the guide was seamless. I would definitely recommend them to anyone who is looking for a bus/cruise transfer!
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Dear ACT,
Our driver was Alan. He knew his script well or was just straight up very knowledgeable, likely both. Friendly, but firm (the difference between a luxury bus trip and a hitch hiker is 5 minutes). The lunch sandwiches were pretty good. The two major stops we made were superb places plus the salmon run stop was fun. I highly recommend the AWCC to visit. Thank you for taking our tired cruise selves to the air port.
Seward to Anchorage day trip
Great way to see some major sites from Seward (post cruise) to Anchorage airport. We stopped at Exit Glacier, Wildlife Conservation, Aleyeska Resort with tram ride, among other picturesque stops. Our driver/guide, Alan, was knowledgeable and kind. It was a long day, but for first-timers to Alaska, we covered a lot. Great way to see the sites and catch your evening flight out.
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Cruise pick up and day tour before hotel drop off
Picked up on time, Alan was our driver and narrator and he was great; informative, helpful and very entertaining. We had a very enjoyable tour and would highly recommend it.
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Seward to Anchorage Tour Bus
We enjoyed all the stops on our trip. We were on the bus with a group of friends and it was very accommodating for our large group. The lunch was good and I appreciated the dietary accommodations. We enjoyed the Wildlife conservation, the hikes and the beautiful Alyeska resort where we stopped. Our driver did a great job narrating the event and was a great driver. Thank you for a fantastic end to our trip to Alaska!!
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Great trip
Our ACT bus tour was a perfect end to a wonderful cruise. Our driver/guide was very knowledgeable and did a great job showing us a diverse tour.
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Excellent tour from Seward to Anchorage
Great service, narration and driving by the driver, Allen, from Seward to Anchorage. Stops were interesting, well timed and welcomed. Bus was clean and comfortable.
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Seward to Anchorage bus tour
Great way to see a lot of the land while getting back to Anchorage. Alan was excellent (even though most of his jokes were not!!)
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Seward to Anchorage bus transfer
Our driver and tour guide Allen was very informative and funny. I was not expecting our tour to have all the highlights. It was a wonderful and beautiful tour. It’s a must tour.
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Our Alaskan cruise ended with an awesome tour from our ship to the Anchorage airport.
Our decision to spend our last day in Alaska with a guided tour from Seward to Anchorage was the best decision we could have made. Our flight was at 11 pm, so we had a day to kill after getting off our ship. Alan was our guide. He was fabulous and even came back to the airport after we left our bag of souvenirs on the bus!! We highly recommend this tour. The drive and the stops were breathtaking.
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Worth the price
I was reluctant to pay the price for the full day bus ride from Seward to Anchorage but decided that it was worth it because who knows if I will ever be in that part of the world again. I was happy with how much time we spent at each of the stops along the way. The sandwiches that were served for lunch were delicious. I am happy that I splurged and paid for this because I believe that it was worth the money.
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A great way to spend the day getting from Seward to Anchorage.
We made lots of stops along the way, so it didn’t feel like we were on the bus all that much, and we got to walk around for awhile at each stop. Our driver/guide was very friendly & informative. We saw so much in one day, and the price was very reasonable. We had a large group and everyone enjoyed it. The best part for me was the wildlife sanctuary, to be able to see all of those majestic animals close up.
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Seward to Anchorage Tour
Really good value if you want to see some of Alaska on your way to Anchorage. We stopped at Exit Glacier and hiked up pretty close. We walked through a Conversation Reserve and got really close to lots of animals. We rode a Tram to the top of a ski hill and hiked around up there. You can do as much walking as you want in the time allotted. We clocked about 8 miles that day but we pushed it. You could do much less and still get more than your money’s worth out of the day. Our guide was excellent. Friendly, funny, and knowledgeable. These are comfortable motor coach buses and they feed you lunch. It’s a great way to spend a day. We left the Cruise Ship dock at about 8:15 am and were dropped at the airport by about 5:00 pm but they would have dropped us by 4:30 if flight times had required it. They fed us a sandwich, a snack (cookie, apple & chips) and a bottle
of water for lunch – which was fine, and food is available for purchase at the last venue visited (ski resort). Good for families, couples, seniors, and singles.
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Great tour!
We had a late flight out of Anchorage and decided to do the full day tour to kill some time. We were very pleasantly surprised by how fun the stops were (Exit glacier, Aryeska, and the wildlife center. The tour guide was great.
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Fabulous tour!
Our tour guide, Holly, was excellent. We toured around Seward and had a few wonderful stops at glaciers and a ski resort on our way to Anchorage. Holly offered so much information about wildlife, climate, glaciers, etc. The tour included a snack, lunch, and a tram to the the top of a mountain at a ski resort. Loved it!!
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Exactly as advertised
The experience was great. The driver was knowledgeable and friendly, telling us many interesting facts and stories about the area. Loved him. The lunch provided was yummy and the stops along the way were interesting with lots of time allowed at each stop. We would recommend this as a way to get from Seward to Anchorage.
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Excellent bus tour from Seward after cruise
This eight hour tour was fantastic. The bus picked us up right on time. After a driving tour of Seward, we traveled north to Exit Glacier where we got to hike up to the glacier (easy walk). We then went to the Alaskan Wildlife Preserve where we saw most of Alaska’s wild animals. We had a very delicious and filling box lunch. From there we went to a bird overlook, where we walked on long platforms built over the marshes. There we saw many kinds of birds, a moose, and an eagle. Finally, we arrived in Anchorage where we had a short tour of the downtown area stopped by the Ulu knife factory, and then over to Earthquake Park, where we were able to see Mt Denali. The day was perfect. The trip was perfect! Breana, our tour guide, and Mike, our Bus Driver did a great job. Highly recommend.
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Comfortable, Informative, Entertaining Transportation
The bus was very clean and comfortable. Alan the driver narrated the trip and told both historical and interesting stories about the areas as we passed. He also answered questions and how and why he ended up in Alaska. It was an informative trip, and the two hours flew by. I would recommend the ACT Bus company as a great way to be transported from Seward to Anchorage.
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If you’re getting off a ship in Seward and need to catch a flight out of Anchorage, do this
We did the 8 hr tour. Our Driver / Tour guide was Alan. SO Incredibly worth it! Alan was great. We spend probably 2-3 hrs on the road and Alan had something interesting to say the whole time – whether it was information about local Alaska history, the natural features of the area it was all interesting. The highlight was fantastic telling of the original race to get the Diphtheria serum to to Nome, Alaska that inspired the Iditarod. FANTASTIC job on that!
It was super convenient. They picked us up at the cruise terminal exactly when they said they would. Kept me reminded of what to do with an appropriate number of texts and emails – and the messaging in those communications was clear. The signage at the terminal was clear. The check-in process at the terminal was easy.
The stops we stopped at were also really neat. Exit Glacier was cool. The Wildlife Park was really awesome. The Ski Resort with the lift ticket was super cool as well. And in the end, he dropped us right at the airport.
The lunch was a box lunch. Sandwich. Bag of chips, etc… Nothing to write home about but, perfectly adequate.
ALSO – The bus was really nice and comfortable. Looked very new.
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Definitely book this tour!
Such a great tour with Alan as our driver/tour guide! We appreciated the lengthy stops with opportunities to get off of the bus and hike and sightsee. We were a family group of 11, ages ranging from 3 to 73 and everyone agreed that this was one of the highlights of our week in Alaska!
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Highly recommend 8-hour tour
Took the 8 hour tour. HIGHLY recommend! The driver was very knowledgeable of the areas he drove us. Had wonderful stories. Well worth the cost. You won’t be disappointed.
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The perfect tour and transfer to Anchorage
I booked ACT for a full day tour and transfer from Seward to Anchorage after getting off a cruise and could not have picked a better company. Awesome ride and tour. Our driver, Alan, was the best. An amazing storyteller, very knowledgeable about Alaska, and super accommodating. There was never a dull moment on this tour. The bus was new and very comfortable. I highly recommend ACT.
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Alaska Transit Tour
Very nice tour, took lots of pictures. Need more time for short hiking. We selected an eight hours tour because our flight didn’t get out until eleven at night. This tour offered stops for sightseeing as well as learning history about Alaska. As the same time, it provided airport transport from Seward to Anchorage. There were stunning landscapes on both sides of the road, very picturesque and enjoyable.
Bailey was the tour guide, she was friendly and attentive. Hank was also very friendly and was an experience driver. We had a very pleasant and fantastic trip.
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LOVED our ACT Experience with Alan
We were greeted by our friendly host and driver, Allan who took our luggage and we were comfortably seated on the bus. He was full of history and information and kept us entertained with his stories and facts. He was diplomatic and courteous ensuring we all knew the time to be back at the bus after an excursion. Loved all the points of interest we stopped off at giving us ample time to explore and not feel rushed. At the end of the trip, he safely delivered all the passengers to their hotels and the airport. He never rushed us and was very competent as a driver. We highly recommend this bus driver who I think reads and memorizes encyclopedias when he is not driving bus.
Price was exceptional for all that we saw and did. Loved the variety of boxed lunches – delicious sandwiches, cookie, fruit roll up, pepperoni stick, apple and bottled water. Delicious!!!!!! Allan was the best!
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