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Join Tim for a visual adventure in the Alaskan wilderness. Space is limited and available on a first come first served basis.

Custom trips also available!

accommodations: We stay at a small downtown hotel the night of July 12th in Anchorage. During the trip itself we'll be camping out. Most of the camp sites are on beaches with spectacular views.

this trip is for: We welcome both novice and experienced in kayaking and photography.

trip fee: $1,800 USD
Deposit is $400 USD with balance due 30 days prior to sail date. Cancellations less than 30 days prior forfeit deposit. 10% discount to repeat customers.

trip fee includes: Guide services, all meals from Sunday dinner through breakfast the last morning, 1 night lodging in Anchorage, one or two-person kayaks and kayaking gear, group camping, cooking, safety gear, and all transportation within Alaska including train, bus and charter boat fees to and from Whitter.

trip fee doesn’t include: Transportation to and from Anchorage, Alaska, and beverages in restaurants.

Limited to 6 people per trip. Travelers’ insurance is recommended.

Our guide Olga is one of the if not the worlds for most foremost expert on humpback whales. Olga has been studying humpback whales since 1980 in the sound and around the world. She is a NOLS course graduate and a great guide.

Experience the wilderness like never before each group is led by an experienced guide leaving Tim available for one-on-one instruction for those wishing to improve their photographic skills. The journey presents thousands of opportunities to provide photographic memories; water teaming with wildlife… sea otters, dall porpoise, seals and bears. Kayak with ice calved from an arctic glacier and walk where few have walked before. This excursion presents once in a life-time chances to photograph plants, flowers and birds in the Alaskan wilderness daily. The menu includes fresh fish we catch including salmon, halibut and dolly varden, one of Alaska’s most sought-after sport fish. We do all the cooking… you enjoy 18 hours of daylight while paddling, hiking, fishing, and taking photos.