This is a must-do if the weather cooperates; the sights and cruise are worthy of anyone's bucket list. Clear or partly cloudy weather is best, so reschedule if it's raining or snowing. Also, if you have a vehicle, driving to Whittier is easy and allows you to stop at other sites along the way (think Potter Marsh Boardwalk, Byron glacier hike, Bore Tide viewpoints, Beluga Point, Alyeska Resort/Girdwood, etc.). We were there during the shoulder season, so booking could be done based on the weather forecast the day before the cruise. AAA discount was equal to the group rates, without having to book in advance. The Bravest boat was clean, comfortable, fast, and staffed with an organized and friendly crew. The onboard National Forest Service docents were a wealth of interesting facts throughout the six hour tour. Breathtaking views of 26+ glaciers, icebergs, bald eagles, harbor seals, Dall porpoises, and rafts of sea otters. Window seats inside are best if you want to stay warm, but outside is comfortable (with appropriate layers) when the boat stops for full-immersion viewing. The included meal was very good, and you can add drinks at the no-host bar if you'd like. There are plenty of restrooms and places to charge your electronics. As amazing as the scenery seemed during the cruise, the scale of the Alaskan wilderness is mind-bending if you're lucky enough to fly out of Anchorage over the Prince William Sound on a clear day; the snowy peaks and glaciers extend to the horizon!

We took this 5.5 hour glacier tour and were not disappointed. The views were beautiful. The day we were scheduled to go we knew it was going to rain so we called the day prior and for $25 we were able to move it out a day which was sunny and warmer.See if you can get a window seat. We were lucky and the boat was only maybe 1/2 full. I think I would have been miserable if the boat had been full. It would have been tough to fight for spots to take photos and we could have been sat in the middle seats of the boat. Know you are seated with others you do not not around a table even at the window seats. The food onboard was good and they have a bar and snacks for purchase.I think the 3.75 hour cruise would have been enough for me, but we did truly enjoy the tour.

Driver was very helpful with my wheelchair.. He pointed out many interesting sites on the way to the airport.

Looking for a phenomenal day with a personable, knowledgeable guide and a different flavor, you can’t beat Big Swig. We lucked out and the four of us had Brian to ourselves. The van looked like he drove it from the showroom floor to pick us up at the port in Whittier, Alaska. For the rest of the day, he drove us first to lunch at the ski lodge at Alyeska in Girdwood then to Girdwood Brewing Company for great locally crafted beers and lots of stories. We wrapped up with a stop at the must go to Anchorage Distillery that included a fascinating tour of the facility. Brian shared a wealth of information about Alaska during the drive. Finally, we had to deviate from our planned schedule a bit, which was no problem for Brian when he took us to the rental car location. All in all, it was a great experience which we highly recommend.

Smooth transfer to the airport. Brent contacted us ahead to be sure we knew the details regarding the one way tunnel which was great. Very timely and personable service.

Bryan was amazing. We have been on many brewery tours, this one was the best. If you are staying in anchorage after your cruise and don't want to be herded around with hundreds on trains and buses, this is the tour for you. Educational, fun, relaxing, and tasty. What more could you want. Bryan even dropped us at the house of our Turo car rental. That is the above and beyond customer service you always appreciate.