Two hundred years ago, Glacier Bay was visited by Captain George Vancouver who observed it to be a large open bay, blocked at its northern end by a giant wall of ice. Since then, the ice in Glacier Bay has slowly receded, uncovering a new waterway 65 miles long.
By the end of the day, as we all were in a meeting space learning all about excursions, we look out to see at least 30 seals swimming together and whales… jumping right out of the water!!! Talking about spectacular; this was priceless. No time for pictures though, so you will have to take our word for it.
