Alaska

Come aboard the David B for a 7-day adventure to see why Alaska is known as the Last Frontier . Fjords, waterfalls, tidewater- glaciers, and snow-capped peaks make up the background, while humpbacks and orcas whales, seals, sea lions, and porpoises abound. Watch from the deck or in the warmth of the pilothouse for brown and black bears foraging along the shore. Keep your eyes open for mountain goats grazing on impossibly steep meadows and listen to wolves calling in the distance. For those who enjoy birding, arctic turns, murrelets and of course ravens and bald eagles are plentiful. All trips originate and depart from Juneau.   Read more...

The Inside Passage

is an amazing protected waterway connecting Olympia, Washington and Skagway, Alaska some 1,300 miles away. The route follows the path of adventure seekers, from the gold explorers of the 1860’s, to the salmon fisherman and kayakers of today. Along the way there are fjords, waterfalls and mountain ranges. Orca and humpback whales feed in these nutrient rich waters, as well as, sea lions, seals, and Dall’s porpoises. Bald Eagles, bears and even moose are all possible along the inside passage.  Read more...

Desolation Sound

is hidden along the Southern British Columbia Sunshine Coast in the rain shadow of Vancouver Island. The days are usually hot and sunny, the water is some of the warmest in the northwest and there are hundreds of places to explore. The fjords are lined with waterfalls and amazing scenery. This trip departs from Bellingham, Washington.  Read more...

San Juan Islands

Few people know that the San Juan Islands average 247 days a year of beautiful sunshine! Another surprise to visitors are the pristine beaches and amazing wildlife such as orca whales, bald eagles, sea lions, seals and porpoises. Interesting towns and villages also welcome the traveler in the San Juan Islands. Trips depart from Bellingham.  Read more...