Alaska Jet Ski Tours
When you think Jet Skis, you probably think tropical destinations or hot summers at the lake. But skimming across Alaska’s glacial waters is quickly catching on as a fun and unique way to explore glaciers and marine wildlife. After all, touring by Jet Ski is more active than a day cruise, and speedier than a kayak. If you love getting up close and personal, and crave fast-paced activities, this is a great option.
Piloting a Jet Ski isn’t something you need experience doing; the machines are easy and safe to operate, even for first-timers. And what do you wear? In the chilly waters of Alaska, it won’t be a swimsuit. But never fear: tour operators provide full-body dry suits, as well as neoprene booties and gloves, so you’ll stay warm and dry, even if it’s raining.
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Jet Ski Tours
Touring the spectacular tidewater glaciers of Prince William Sound is even more exciting when you do it on a Jet Ski. Go with Alaska Wild Guides out of Whittier to experience the area’s unique sights and sounds while skimming across the top of the water on your own personal watercraft.
Faster than a kayak and more intimate than a day cruise, the Jet Ski is a great way to get up close and personal with Alaska’s gorgeous scenery. Go with Whittier-based Glacier Jet Ski Adventures and you’ll be taking your machine out on the water to explore the stunning glaciers and wildlife of Blackstone Bay. All equipment is provided and no experience is necessary on this unique 4.5‑hour journey.
Jet skiing in Alaska?! Absolutely! This activity is not as extreme as it sounds — you’ll be toasty warm all day as you cruise along the shoreline of Kachemak Bay. Your adventure begins with a 25-minute floatplane flight, the M/V Peregrine will be anchored awaiting your arrival. After a safety brief and driving tutorial, you’ll be ready to tour the coast of Alaska. After several hours of wildlife viewing you’ll enjoy hearty barbeque lunch before ...more