Best Captain Cook Monument Tours & Trips

The bronze statue of the world famous explorer is located within Resolution Park in Anchorage, Alaska. Explorer Capt. James Cook traveled through the Cook Inlet in 1778 on the HMS Resolution. The park is the perfect place to enjoy amazing views of the inlet and Susitna Mountain, or The Sleeping Lady.

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Anchorage City Day Tour: Lake Hood Seaplane Base, Earthquake Park and Captain Cook Monument

5.0 ~~(20 reviews)~~ Tour Code: 60711

Start / End City

Anchorage

Duration

1.0 Day

City & Attractions

Anchorage, Captain Cook Monument, Earthquake Park +2 more

Languages

Chinese Live, English Live

Group Type

Small Group Tour

From

Live

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Reviews for Captain Cook Monument Tours

Lucas

February 03, 2025

Anchorage City Day Tour: Lake Hood Seaplane Base, Earthquake Park and Captain Cook Monument

Very Well Organized

This city tour gave us a great overview of Anchorage. From historic downtown spots to local nature highlights like Earthquake Park and Lake Hood, everything was interesting. Our guide had a great sense of humor and was full of fascinating facts. The pace was just right—not rushed at all. I especially liked the time we spent along the shoreline—it was peaceful and beautiful.

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FAQs about Captain Cook Monument Tours

Where is the Captain Cook Monument located and how do I get there?

The Captain Cook Monument is located at Kealakekua Bay on the Big Island of Hawaii. Access is primarily by boat, kayak, or a rugged 1-mile hike down Captain Cook Monument Road. The viewpoint offers panoramic views of the bay, but there is no direct land access to the monument itself.

Is swimming or snorkeling allowed near the Captain Cook Monument?

Yes, snorkeling is popular in Kealakekua Bay Marine Life Conservation District, near the monument. The water is clear with abundant coral and fish. Swimming to the monument is not permitted up close, as it’s within a protected zone. Respect all buoys and marine regulations.

What is the best time of year to visit the Captain Cook Monument?

The best time to visit is during the dry season (May to September) when ocean conditions are calm and visibility for snorkeling is optimal. Avoid winter months (December to February) due to higher surf, wind, and potential for rain, which can disrupt boat access and water activities.

Are there guided tours available to the Captain Cook Monument?

Yes, numerous kayak, snorkel, and boat tours depart from Kailua-Kona and operate daily to Kealakekua Bay. These guided tours often include historical commentary about Captain James Cook and access to prime snorkeling spots near the monument, ensuring safe and informed visits.