Glacier View Sea Kayaking
3.5 Hours • Must Be At Least 40lbs To Participate
Juneau is the glacier capital of Southeast Alaska cruise itineraries. Compare four distinct ways to experience glaciers: scenic visitor-center viewing, lake kayaking and canoeing, helicopter ice landings, and guided crampon ice treks on the Juneau Icefield.
Juneau offers four distinct glacier experiences: scenic viewing from Mendenhall Visitor Center ($45–$95), guided glacier canoe and kayak paddles on Mendenhall Lake ($195–$245), helicopter scenic flights with a 25-minute glacier ice landing ($360–$420), and advanced guided ice treks or ice climbing on the Juneau Icefield ($550–$695). All tours include round-trip dock transfers and timing coordinated with ship port calls.
Glacier days vary dramatically in physical intensity and price. Match your activity level and timing with your ship's port schedule.
Best for families and relaxed pacing. Paved visitor center paths and flat walks to Nugget Falls.
Paddle right up toward the terminus across Mendenhall Lake in stable voyageur canoes or kayaks.
Fly deep onto the icefield to step onto ancient blue ice with professional glacier guides.
When an adult rate is explicitly listed, we show it first. A lower child, lap-child, or other rate may still make the operator's minimum "from" price lower. Open the live calendar for the exact rate that applies to your party.
3.5 Hours • Must Be At Least 40lbs To Participate
Adult $189, Child $160, Lap Child Free | 3.75 Hours
Adult $189, Child $160, Lap Child Free | 4.5 Hours
Adult $189, Child $160, Lap Child Free | 3.75 Hours or More!
3.5 Hours • Must Be 50lbs or More
4.0 Hours • Must Be 40lbs or More
3.5 Hours • Must Be 40lbs or More
5 Hours • Must Be 40lbs or More
• 4.5 hours
Customer Favorite! From $209 per Person | Difficulty: Strenuous| 6 Hours | 10+
40 Minutes of Airtime • 5 Massive Glaciers • Everyone Enjoys A Window Seat!
From $349 per Person | 5.5 Hours | Most Popular Tour to visit Mendenhall Glacier! | 12+
Choose your port-day style first. Then open the live calendar on the tours that look best and compare the actual departure with your cruise line's all-aboard time.
Viewing trails reach within 0.75 miles across the lake, while canoe and helicopter tours bring passengers right up to the glacier face or directly onto the ice.
Dress in warm layers with a waterproof jacket. Helicopter and trek operators provide specialty traction overboots, crampons, and rain gear.
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