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Mejores Tours y Viajes de Gustavo

Once known as Strawberry Point and primarily a beach, this Alaskan city is situated on land created by glaciers of Glacier Bay. Gustavus was established in 1917 by Abraham Lincoln Parker. It is a main access point to Glacier Bay National Park and is divided by the Salmon River. There are several people of whom the city is said to have been named after including Sweden's King Gustavus Adolphus and Navy explorer Gustavus C. Hanus.

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Preguntas frecuentes sobre tours de Gustavus

How do I get from Gustavus Airport (GUS) to Glacier Bay National Park?

Gustavus Airport (GUS) is the gateway to Glacier Bay National Park. Taxis and rental cars are available at the airport for the 5-minute drive to downtown Gustavus. From there, authorized tour boats and water taxis depart regularly for Glacier Bay. Book park tours in advance through the National Park Service concessioners.

Is there vehicle rental available in Gustavus, and do I need a car?

Yes, rental cars and shuttles are available in Gustavus, though selection is limited—reserve in advance. A car isn’t necessary for park access, as most visitors take guided tours from the dock. However, having a vehicle allows convenient access to local trails, beaches, and the Point Gustavus hiking area.

When is the best time to visit Gustavus for wildlife and outdoor activities?

The best time to visit Gustavus is May to September. This period offers mild weather, accessible trails, and peak wildlife viewing—especially brown bears, whales, and bald eagles. June through August has the most daylight and frequent boat tours to Glacier Bay. July is ideal for salmon runs and birdwatching.

Are there any local transportation passes or shuttles in Gustavus?

Gustavus does not have a public transit system or transport passes. However, on-demand taxis and shuttle services operate between the airport, lodges, and the harbor. Some tour operators offer shuttle pickups. Walking is practical in the small downtown area, but bikes are recommended for exploring nearby roads and forest trails.