Katmai Bear Viewing
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When most people imagine Alaska, it’s a picture of gorgeous natural beauty and unique wildlife. There’s nothing more quintessential Alaska than a bear tour—nowhere else in the world can you have an unforgettable bear-viewing experience than the Chinitna Bay, located on the west side of the stunning Cook Inlet. It’s a corner of the world nearly untouched my humans, and few people ever get to experience the natural beauty. In his decades of experience, Captain Mel Erickson has brought thousands of groups through Chinitna Bay to see the best areas in the region for watching wildlife in their natural habitats and taking in the stunning beauty.
• In the small Chinitna Bay, there aren’t crowds of tourists, long lines, or strict schedules. In fact, we’re the only group serving the area, which means you aren’t fighting for viewing time with other groups and can focus on a personal experience with the beautiful area. • While many people chose to look for bears by plane, going on a boat tour provides a better view of marine life, such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds, as well as access to beaches and areas of the coastline that many planes can’t reach. There’s also the added option to join in seaside activities like fishing or digging for clams. On top of it all, travelling by boat is less expensive than going by plane, and there are fewer things that can stop a boat from traveling, such as weather or low visibility.
Bears in Alaska can be quite interesting to watch as you see how they socialize with other bears, how they feed and how they carry out many other activities. It is definitely something you should do when you visit Alaska. The best time for a bear viewing charter in Alaska is from late May through September.
CONTACT US: Captain Mel Erickson PO Box 1127 Soldotna AK 99669 907-398-1744 FREE (mobile) WEBSITE : bearviewinginalaska.com