Shootin' The SeaBreeze

Alaska is one of the popular tourist destinations and vacation spots for travelers. Many will visit the state on a cruise ship while viewing the magnificent glaciers and breathtaking views of nature. If you're an outdoorsy type that likes to stay active while vacationing, there's a ton of things to do in the state, particularly […]

Commercial fishing for salmon and herring is a huge industry in Southeast Alaska, which employs a significant number of our residents. While you’re out on the water sport fishing during your visit, you’re likely to see commercial boats out on the water fishing near you. These vessels are commonly independently owned and operated by locals […]

The opportunities to explore are endless on Prince of Wales Island. Hike up into the alpine following old logging roads to forgotten lakes. Cruise through the islands and get lost exploring the beauty Southeast Alaska has to offer by charter or self-guided boat. Fly high above it all in a float plane, and spend the […]

There is nothing more breathtaking than watching humpback and orca whales jump and play around you. From late spring to later summer, May to September, you are bound to hear them blowing their spouts in the distance and slapping their tails to show off. While whales can sometimes be seen from shore, the best way […]

Prince of Wales Island (POW) is home to a large population of Sitka black-tailed deer, black bears, gray wolves, as well as many smaller animals. While driving the Scenic By-Way across the island, be on the lookout for deer and bear which can commonly be seen on the sides of the roads. Drive carefully when […]

The majestic bald-eagle can be frequently seen around the island. While you’re out fishing, they can often be seen perched high in the trees scanning the water for salmon. Watch them circle their potential dinner, plan their attack and then swoop down… if you’re lucky you’ll witness this amazing fisher catch its dinner and take […]

Prince of Wales Island is located in Southeast Alaska and is situated within the Tongass National Rainforest. Throughout the year, we may get as much as 200 inches of rain, which is what makes our landscape so lush! In the old growth forests, there are trees close to 800 years old. Remnants of these old […]