Follow the beauty of nature while cruising the remote waters of Southeast Alaska

F or more than 30 years, the Snow Goose Experience

has been plying the waters of this magnificent coastline. Walk beaches among ancient Petra glyphs, kayak glassy waters amidst icebergs, see brown bears forage on shore,and watch humback whales feed on herring. Each day is scheduled and filled with as much or as little as you like.

Here on the Snow Goose, we slow the pace and

take time to truly appreciate our surroundings. With only 12 passengers and a crew of 4, we dedicated a unique and personal experience unlike any other. Let us show you the remote waters of Alaska from a small ship platform dedicated to conservation, stewardship, and preservation.

The Snow GooseExperience

Embrace and Explore The Snow Goose Difference

We keep it simple. Through in-

depth exploration of our magnificent coasts with eleven other like-minded travelers, the Snow Goose offers a unique and personal experieince unlike any other.

It’s about gaining a deeper understanding

for the magnificent world we live in. It’s about getting back to the basics, and finding your bearings again, a reset button for the soul. We take great pride in realizing the entirety of our surroundings and embracing it with open arms. The Snow Goose is different - come see why.

Explore the coast, train in marine biology, education, ornithology, fisheries biology, and discover whales, bears, and a host of plants and aminals that bring the diverse ecosystem of Alaska to life.

What to ExpectOn the Snow Goose

Each day is scheduled and filled with as much or as little as you like. There is plenty to do so if you are inclined you can leave the boat and go ashore several times a day to walk to beach and trails.

Morning: Early birds

join the naturalist in kyaking or skiffing to shore to watch and listen for birds. After breakfast we gather on deck watching for flocks of birds and marine mammals as we cruise surrounded by the scenery of Alaska.

Afternoon: After lunch

we explore the enchanting forest or serene beach trails of the Tongass National forest learning about inertidal life, native plants or local wildlife before motoring to our evening anchorage in some remote cove.

Evening: At anchor

there’s time before dinner for kayaking, exploring on shore, reading or relaxing. After a sumptuous meal, the naturalist will review the day and we may photograph the sunset before going to bed for the night.