For more information about our Tebenkof Bay trip, you can view the trip itinerary or contact us. The Kupreanof Island coastline offers miles of beaches, and coves to explore by sea kayak. Magnificent Pacific Humpback Whales spend their summer feeding on the adundant marine life of the Sound. Often, sea kayakers are afforded an opportunity to paddle near whales and other marine mammals such as sea lions and porpoises. For those interested in doing some land-based exploring, our neighbors at Big Creek Camp include Black Bear, moose, deer, mink and wolf.
Low tide exposes a field museum of intertidal plants and animals among the tidal pools of the beach.
River otters search the beach looking for a dinner of crab and clams while bald eagles keep a watchful eye searching for salmon returning to spawn in nearby creeks. After an exciting day of exploring, we'll spend our evening recalling the days events by a warm fire on the beach. We offer 3 to 5 night base camp tours in Frederick Sound. For more information on our trips to Frederick Sound, you can look at trip itineraries or contact us. Frederick Sound is considered one of the premiere areas for viewing Humpback Whales in Southeast Alaska.