Best Alaska Sealife Center Tours & Trips

Located along Resurrection Bay, this aquarium and ocean mammal rehabilitation facility has a 55,000-square-foot exhibit area displaying resident animals such as otters, seals, whales, walruses and seabirds. Alaska SeaLife Center opened in 1998 on a seven-acre site donated to it by the Alaskan city of Seward. It is visited by approximately 150,000 people per year. Alaska SeaLife Center offers guided tours and many animal encounters.

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9-Day Alaska Family & Wilderness Explorer from Anchorage【Max 16 Pax Small Group+Meals】: Talkeetna, Seward & Denali National Park

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9-Day Alaska Family & Wilderness Explorer from Anchorage【Max 16 Pax Small Group+Meals】: Talkeetna, Seward & Denali National Park

5.0 ~~(25 reviews)~~ Tour Code: 713649

Start / End City

Anchorage

Duration

9.0 Days

City & Attractions

Anchorage, Seward, Talkeetna, AK +5 more

Languages

English Live

Group Type

Small Group Tour

From

Live

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Reviews for Alaska Sealife Center Tours

James

February 15, 2025

9-Day Alaska Family & Wilderness Explorer from Anchorage【Max 16 Pax Small Group+Meals】: Talkeetna, Seward & Denali National Park

Nature and Fun Combined

This 9-day tour was exactly what our family needed—active, scenic, and educational. Our guide was fantastic with the kids, and we never felt rushed or bored. The visit to Denali and the SeaLife Center was particularly memorable. We also loved the time spent at the dog sled homestead. Every activity had something for both kids and adults. Highly recommend for families wanting a balance of nature, fun, and learning.

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FAQs about Alaska Sealife Center Tours

Is the Alaska SeaLife Center worth visiting in Seward during winter?

Yes – the Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward is open year-round and less crowded in winter. You’ll see resident animals like sea otters, harbor seals, and puffins. Heating is climate-controlled indoors, making it ideal for cold months. Check their website for seasonal hours and feeding demonstrations.

How long should I plan to spend at the Alaska SeaLife Center?

Plan 1.5 to 2.5 hours for a thorough visit. This allows time for viewing exhibits, attending a marine animal feeding, and watching the daily staff diver dive show. Arrive early or late in the day to avoid cruise ship crowds during summer.

Can I touch animals at the Alaska SeaLife Center’s touch tanks?

Yes – the center features a cold-water touch tank where you can gently touch invertebrates like sea stars, urchins, and anemones under staff supervision. Gloves are provided, and sessions follow hygiene and animal safety protocols. Ask staff for scheduled times upon arrival.

Is the Alaska SeaLife Center accessible for visitors with mobility challenges?

Yes – the facility is fully wheelchair accessible, with ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms. Wheelchairs are available free of charge. Paths are wide and designed for easy navigation. Service animals are permitted in accordance with ADA guidelines.