Seward (Anchorage), Alaska Port Reviews

We were only in Seward long enough to catch a bus to Anchorage, so we didn't get a lot of time to explore there.

Just an embarkation port; there's nothing to do. You better spend your extra time in Anchorage, which is about 120 miles away, by the way.

From start to finish, the disembarkation was very organized, stress free and boarding the bus 2.5 hours to Anchorage for the Hospitality center in order to catch later flights. I felt safe and all questions were answered by very helpful and friendly personnel. I did not see Seward but the ride to Anchorage was beautiful.

The embarkation was a fast and easy.

Can't comment on it, as the bus to Anchorage left immediately after disembark, so I could not tell you. Wishing we had a few hours there before the bus trip.

Easy walk to get around town

Disembarking was pretty easy. I will say that we were using another company to transfer to Anchorage and the way the port is setup at the baggage terminal creates alot of lines which makes it harder for one to find the company they are using.

This was our last stop and we actually spent 2 more days on our own. Small town, a lot to do. Weather wasn't so good on our first day. We made the most of what was could have done. Next time I need to rent a car to get around and check out more of that town for sure.

Anchorage was cute small town with good restaurants. Absolutely need a reservation. We eventual walked in to Orso and loves the salmon with gin and vodka tasting flights for only $15 for 3 x2 oz

Poverty and scarce activities