Glacier Bay

The only full-service restaurant inside the park, offering stunning views of the forest and bay. Order the fresh Alaskan salmon or halibut while enjoying the accessible, floor-to-ceiling window seating.

Located in nearby Gustavus, this cozy spot offers hearty, home-cooked Alaskan meals in a relaxed atmosphere. It is perfect for a quiet, sit-down dinner featuring local seafood and homemade desserts.

The dining room at Glacier Bay Lodge, the park's own lodge. Large cruise ships do not dock at Glacier Bay - they cruise it - so this is for visitors staying on land or extending their trip.

View this massive, active tidewater glacier from the comfort and warmth of your cruise ship deck. It is the most accessible way to witness 'calving' without needing to hike or navigate uneven terrain.

Located at Bartlett Cove, the center features flat, paved access and informative exhibits on local Tlingit culture and geology. It is a peaceful spot to learn about the park's history at your own speed.

Peak viewing season for humpback whales as they feed in the nutrient-rich waters of the bay.

The best time to spot harbor seals resting on floating icebergs near the glaciers.

The landscape turns vibrant shades of gold and red, and many migratory bird species pass through the bay.