You never See this Whale Watching | Royal Caribbean Alaska Cruise

Editorial Summary

The creator documents a busy day of excursions in Juneau, Alaska, during a cruise that began in Seattle. The day starts with an early morning trip to explore Endicott Fjord and a glacier via a catamaran. The creator notes the importance of booking specific itineraries through travel planners to ensure these types of experiences. After returning to the ship and spending time in the port, the second excursion involves a whale watching tour. During this tour, the group witnesses a rare phenomenon known as bubble net feeding, where humpback whales work together to trap prey using bubbles. The creator describes this as a highly intelligent and unusual sight that many guides rarely see. The day concludes with a hike through a temperate Alaskan rainforest, which provides educational insights into local flora and fauna and ends with a view of the Mendenhall Glacier. Despite the hike being relatively uneventful regarding wildlife sightings, the creator concludes that the day was breathtaking and a highlight of the entire trip.

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