Air, Helicopter & Balloon Tours in Seward

Enjoy a bird's-eye view of the different glaciers that surround Seward during this personalized flying expedition. Board a helicopter and slip on your provided headset to hear commentary from your guide as you explore Alaska's ice fields. Opt to fly over the Pederson and Holgate Glacier, the Northwestern Glacier, or the Harding ice field, and customize your itinerary to your preferences. Plus, choose from multiple times to best suit your needs.

Fly from Seward to Bear Glacier, soaring over Resurrection Bay with spectacular views of snow-capped mountains and massive icebergs. From waterfalls to old-growth forest, the scale of the Alaskan landscape is best seen from the air, and traveling by helicopter means you'll get an eagle's-eye perspective on the coast. When you reach Bear Glacier, you'll be looking straight down at Kenai Fjords National Park's largest glacier, and one of the world's biggest glacial moraines.

Touch down on the Godwin Glacier as part of a scenic 45-minute helicopter tour from Seward. You'll have 15 minutes to explore the glacier on foot, and you'll get sweeping aerial views of Kenai Fjords National Park, Resurrection Bay, the Godwin Glacier, and more.

A one-of-a-kind Alaskan experience that should not be missed, this 35-minute helicopter flight from Seward takes you to Bear and Aialik glaciers. Nestled among snow-covered peaks, Bear Glacier rests above a remote lagoon studded with massive icebergs the size of houses. See the walls of Aialik Glacier dropping into the ocean. Take photos of cascading waterfalls, old-growth forests and turquoise-blue water that surround a frozen landscape carved by millennia of advancing and retreating ice. Enjoy aerial views of Kenai Fjords National Park.

The area near Resurrection Coast and Bear Glacier Lagoon is home to impressive natural features - icebergs, ice fields, and tidewater glaciers. On this tour, see it from above while flying on a helicopter where everyone gets a window seat. Get a chance to see natural landmarks and wildlife including seals, orcas, bears, and moose.

Fly over Alaska's ice fields in just 15 minutes during this helicopter tour of the different glaciers that surround Seward. Settle into your comfortable window seat and slip on your provided headset to hear commentary from your guide as you soar across the bay, over a mountain ridge, and into the glacier carved valley. During your tour, you might also catch a glimpse of wildlife such as mountain goats, moose, and bears.

Experience rare birds-eye views of Alaska on a helicopter tour over Seward, with guaranteed window seats and personal headsets included. Your pilot, who provides on-board commentary, points out landmarks that include Bear Lake, the country's second-largest ice field, and Ellsworth Glacier. With a range of departure times offered and complimentary shuttle service in the Seward area, this tour is a popular choice for visitors and locals.

Bring home amazing photos of you standing on a Glacier and exploring an ice cave in Alaska. This helicopter flight tour from Seward includes a 15-minute flight to the glacier and a 15-minute walkabout on the ice before you're returned to Seward airport. As an added convenience, enjoy round-trip hotel transportation.

Enjoy aerial views of Alaska's natural beauty on a 1-hour scenic helicopter flight from Seward. Fly over the massive Bear Glacier in Resurrection Bay, and cross the mountains to Aialik Bay. You might see bears, whales, calving ice sheets, giant icebergs, and more as you explore the area around Kenai Fjords National Park and Chugach National Forest by air.

See Bear Glacier from above on a 30-minute private flight from Seward, Alaska. Located in Kenai Fjords National Park, the glacier is the longest in the park and is best seen from the air. Select your preferred departure time for this tour when booking.

Kenai Fjords National Park, just outside of Seward, is home to some of southern Alaska's most beautiful ice fields, fjords, and glaciers. With this scenic helicopter tour, save a ton of time by seeing much of the park from above in just 30 minutes. Fly over glacier-carved valleys, waterfalls, glaciers, icebergs, and rivers.