Seward Alaska

After leaving Kodak we had another encounter with a pod of whales, not close enough to see them breaching, but we watched a constant session of waterspouts for the half hour before dinner. Arriving in Seward this morning, we were told that the stop was just for restocking the ship with supplies, but as we are here for 6 hours a trip ashore was allowed and free entry to the Seward sea life centre was been arranged, providing you were happy to do the 2mile walk. On the way we saw 2 eagles soaring by the mountains, unfortunately my photos only managed to catch one of them. Made the sea life centre an had a quick look around, didn’t stay too long as was busy and the majority were not wearing masks, but did manage a few photos. Coming back, we crossed over a stream heading to the harbour and we able to spot a couple of salmon just above the small weir. Close by was an eagle perched on a lamppost. Then on back to the ship. To give you a comparison our neighbour in the dock is the Viking Orion think this is the ship we saw in Vancouver when we were thereRead more