Great tour!! - Such a great trip!! We got on the last tour before the season ended, and it was absolutely fantastic. We had someone with us who normally gets seasick, and she was fine the whole time! The whole staff was great and very hospitable. Would highly recommend this to anyone!

Bucket list item checked off; Excellent Glacier Tour!! - The 26 Glacier cruise was fantastic. It starts with an easy drive from Anchorage. We targeted the 10:30 tunnel for the 11:45 boarding, as per the cruise company website. After a quick safety brief, we had Marty, a National Forest Service ranger, narrate during the tour. The boat was immaculate, the bathrooms pristine. Complimentary coffee, water, and tea were provided along with a meal service. Great quality binoculars were available to rent for only $5! There was also plenty of additional food items for purchase like beer and reindeer dogs and the price was surprisingly inexpensive for a captive audience. Once we got to Harvard Glacier the captain pointed out spots to watch for calving and spun the boat around so both sides could see! The sounds of the cracking ice was totally cool! We later visited Yale Glacier and saw tons of Harbor seals floating on ice flows. Since we cruised late in the season, we didn’t see whales or migratory birds but this is to be expected in late September. We also didn’t have a packed boat and could spread out and relax!! The crew was always present and ready to take pictures for the passengers. Lastly, Prince William sound is protected from the open Gulf of Alaska and so the waves were non-existent and we had a smooth ride all day long. We easily made the 7pm tunnel for an 8pm arrival back at Anchorage. Great Bucket list trip!

Amazing!! - Perfect day, perfect outing! Even the food was amazing!! Every view was spectacular!! Would do it again and highly recommend!

Unparalleled Experience - We had a wonderful time doing the 26 glacier cruise. We received a reminder the previous evening from Phillips Cruise. We took the 9.30 am drive through the tunnel which was an experience in itself. As advised, we parked our car at the parking lot where we met the delightful Natalie. She assisted us in paying the parking fees, since we had reached early - she gave us a map where she had highlighted the major landmarks, the route etc which we felt was thoughtful. At her recommendation, we zipped off to Lazy Otter for a good breakfast and coffee returning at boarding time. We had already picked up our boarding passes from another welcoming lady at the cruise office. The boarding was a breeze. No rushing for a vantage point - seats are allotted on a first booked first served basis which we totally appreciated. First the cruise of course . It was a wonderful trip - we were awed , overwhelmed, stunned by the size, number and beauty of the fjords. The glaciers are interestingly named after colleges like Harvard, Yale and so on! Imagine seeing at close quarters a (Harvard) glacier 1.5 miles across and 26 miles deep! The captain gave a lot of time for the passengers to see the glaciers. For the major ones, he turned the catamaran on both sides so that all had a good look. We saw the glaciers calving and it was a beautiful place to be amongst floating icebergs and in front of glaciers. The crew broke a small piece of glacier ice which we could touch and a part of which was used to make chilled delicious Margaritas ! The Captain as well as the park ranger accompanying us gave an excellent commentary through out the cruise, sharing interesting exhibits too. I felt it majorly added value to the trip. One learns so many things and interesting trivia on guided tours! Next was the food arrangements. A good lunch, complimentary free flowing tea and coffee, and even freshly baked cookies as an evening snack.. Towards the end, there was a photo session with a glacier as the backdrop with placards provided by the cruise and taken by a crew member Ryan. A special mention of Ryan who was very cheerful, shared information, took photographs, assisted passengers. All the crew members were friendly and helpful. Two tips - if it rains when your cruise starts, do not worry. It may not be raining where the glaciers are. Secondly, if you are prone to sea sickness, do not worry - the cruise is very smooth.

Best part of my trip - The glaciers were definitely the best part of the trip. I didn’t expect to see as many glaciers as we did. I was very impressed with how close they got us to the glaciers. Definitely a highlight of my trip.

Wonderful trip - highly recommended! - Wonderful trip - highly recommended! We took the train down/back from Anchorage to Whittier for the Cruise, and that ride was also great (beautiful scenery, saw beluga whales, very relaxing). Weather was a bit tough, but the captain and crew worked so hard to make our cruise deliver - and it did! All the glaciers were stunning, with several “calving” for us. We saw orcas, eagles, bears, otters, seals, sea lions, and numerous birds. Simply amazing!

Great glaciers and waterfalls - Although it was a rainy and cold day, the staff did a great job, the commentary was spot on, and despite the rain, we had great views of what we went to see.

Views of glaciers … woowww!!! - Really no es views, the glacier was so close to us, and the captain made everything in her hands to everyone had an amazing time!

The ranger was talking... - The ranger was talking and we barely hear him. The food was good and service was excellent. However the entire glacier experience was not great. We barely see any wildlife as whats been advertised. We felt too long after three hours. Skipping small glaciers would have been and cut short the trip time would be perfect.

Good tour but price was high - Nice hospitality. Excellent tour guide. Good food. Clean boat Price viator charged was 45 $ higher than available directly from the vendor.