• North to Alaska By RV 2021
    Portrait of a King Eider — Alaska Sealife Center in Seward, AK.
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    Alaska Sealife Center

    July 11, 2021 in the United States ⋅ ☁️ 54 °F

    The Alaska Sealife Center is one of my favorite places to visit in Seward. The facility is not only an aquarium, but is also involved in marine research and education. As well, it is the only marine mammal rescue and rehab center in the state.

    After settling into our waterfront site at the Resurrection South Campground, we walked into town to visit the center. With the Alaska TourSaver two-for-one coupon, admission for the two of us cost $30+tax. Not a bad deal since the place has so much to offer visitors.

    Just as we did in 2010, we thoroughly enjoyed our visit today. The aquarium exhibits were great, but I was especially delighted with the open air pool where we were able to once again see some of the many seabirds and waterfowl that call Alaska home.    Read more