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Alaska Bus Passenger Service Seward - Anchorage Bus Bus Service Between Anchorage and Seward Click here for other bus destinations: Alaska Bus Passenger Service  Two departure times, a morning and afternoon departure time is available.The Seward Anchorage bus provides daily bus services between Anchorage and Seward, the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park. The bus trip from Anchorage to Seward offers spectacular scenery as you travel the Seward Highway, a National Scenic Byway. Travel along the Turnagain Arm, a body of water featuring the world's second highest tides at over 30 feet. The scenic trip continues into the Kenai Mountains through Turnagain Pass, past the turquoise waters of Kenai Lake, through the town of Moose Pass and into Seward. The morning Anchorage departure is the transportation option to Seward for our 11:30 am whale watching glacier cruise. Our most popular Seward transportation option is to travel one direction by bus and return by the Alaska Railroad Coastal Classic Train, allowing you to take in the scenic vistas of both the highway and rail routes. The Seward Anchorage Bus offers connection for Seward cruise ship passengers to and from Anchorage. For groups, Seward charter bus and van service is also available. Please call or email.
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Tour Type: Motorcoach Difficulty: Easy Comfort: Generous Legroom, Large Picture Windows, Custom Bus Prior Experience: None Two departure times, a morning and afternoon departure time available. The Seward Anchorage bus provides daily bus services between Anchorage and Seward, the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park. And this is Seward bus connection for Seward cruise ship passengers. Custom Seward transportation, lodging and Seward Tour packages are available. Email or call for information.
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Northbound To Anchorage Morning Seward to Anchorage May 17 - September 16 Departs: 10:30 am Seward Small Boat Harbor Departs: 10:45 am Seward Windsong Lodge Departs: 11:15 am Trail Lake Lodge Arrives: 1:30 pm Anchorage Museum/Airport Drop offs are limited to Anchorage Airport and Anchorage Museum (downtown). Afternoon Seward to Anchorage May 17 - September 16 Departs: 6:30 pm Seward Small Boat Harbor Departs: 6:45 pm Seward Windsong Lodge Departs: 7:00 pm Trail Lake Lodge Arrives: 9:30 pm Anchorage Museum/Airport Drop offs are limited to Anchorage Airport and Anchorage Museum (downtown). Southbound To Seward Morning Anchorage to Seward May 17 - September 16 Departs: 7:00 am Egan Center 5th Ave Arrives: 9:45 am Seward Drop offs are limited to the Seward Windsong Lodge, Seward Cruise Dock, and the Small Boat Harbor. Afternoon Anchorage to Seward May 17 - September 16 Departs: 3:00 pm Anchorage Museum Arrives: 5:45 pm Seward Drop offs are limited to the Seward Windsong Lodge, Seward Cruise Dock, and the Small Boat Harbor.
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Kenai Fjords National Park Map RELATED LINKS AND NATURAL HISTORY Aialik Bay Photo Album Kenai Fjords Wildlife Kenai Fjords National Park Cultural Resources Kenai Fjords Glaciers - Glacial Features Harding Icefield The Retreat of Exit Glacier A Tour of the Life of a Glacier Iceberg Sizes, Shapes And Classifications Hypothermia, Cold Water Immersion Wildlife Whale Watching Glacier Cruise SUGGESTED ALASKA READING LIST Kenai Fjords Historic Resource Study (online book) by Linda Cook and Frank Norris Exploring Alaska's Kenai Fjords  by David MillerKenai Fjords Park - Trails Illustrated Map  Alaska: A Novel  by James A. MichenerAlaska: A History of the 49th State  by Claus-M Naske and Herman E. SlotnickGuide to the Birds of Alaska  by Robert H. ArmstrongWild Flowers of the Yukon, Alaska  by John G. S. TrelawnyComing into the Country by John McPhee Travels in Alaska by John Muir  Did You Know? The Dall's Porpoise may be the fastest small cetacean on the planet? It has been reported to reach speeds of 30 knots. These creatures delight in riding the bow waves of tour boats in the Kenai Fjords. riding the bow waves of tour boats in the Kenai Fjords.
Limitations of liability: Although every precaution is taken to safeguard you and your belongings, our adventure trips involve inherent risks and dangers which are beyond our control and Backcountry Safaris shall assume no responsibility for personal injuries or deaths and loss of personal property. Due to the nature of the activities, a condition of your participation is that you will read and sign the acknowledgment and Release of Liability before the tour begins. A copy of the text is available on request. |
