Harv and Marv's Outback Alaska

02/14/2025

Wishing you all a Happy Valentine’s Day that is full of love and new memories!

01/28/2025

January is almost done- meaning we’re just a few months away to opening again for the summer! We are so excited to get our team back together for another amazing summer showing all of you beautiful Juneau, Alaska.

01/17/2025

Humpback Whales are getting their tan on in Hawaii during the winter- where did the orcas go?

Orcas will stay in the Southeast Alaska region all year round! However, they are easier to spot during the summer, as the cold weather pushes their food source to deeper waters that are farther away from shore.

01/09/2025

As Juneau’s winter reaches its peak, the humpback whales are enjoying the new year off the coast of Hawaii, as thousands will soon gather to assist and celebrate the births of the new calves. Once the babies are born, they must build up their strength quickly before the three thousand mile trek back up to their mothers’ home in Alaska. Very few remain, as they’ve chosen to stay in Alaska and take a break from the “dating game.”

12/25/2024

12/19/2024

We’re only a week out from Christmas! Comment below where your favorite place is to spend the holidays! (The humpback whales love Maui!)

12/10/2024

Winter is here! The humpback whales are about to arrive in the warmer waters of Mexico and Hawaii, stellar sea lions are hiding away in protected haulouts, the orcas are searching for prey in the southern parts of pacific coastline, and the bears sleep peacefully in a deep hibernation.

The next few months will be difficult for our marine mammals, as food sources are scarce and the journey is long. Those that live in Juneau, Alaska watch as the days become shorter, eventually leaving us with just over six hours of sunlight on our shortest day. Many Alaskan residents will spend the available daylight by participating in winter sports like skiing, snowboarding, and snow machining.

11/28/2024

Happy thanksgiving all! We want to show how thankful we are for the U.S. coast guard. They help keep us and our guests safe every day on the water through routine inspections and reliable assistance. This picture shows that even during a routine safety inspection we have a lot of fun on our tours!

Photo credit- Lrae Morrison.

11/25/2024

Congratulations to our finalists! Thank you for so many submissions and votes, it was so difficult to pick first place.

The votes are in…congratulations Phil Pyle on first place!

11/21/2024

Check out our sister company on this video!

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11/11/2024

Today we remember and thank our veterans!

11/05/2024

Did you know that there are roughly 100,000 glaciers in Alaska? There are so many that it makes it incredibly difficult to put an exact number on it! Only 616 glaciers in Alaska have been named at this time. The Alaskan glaciers are truly something to add to your bucket list- especially since most of them are melting every year! Only 8 Alaskan glaciers are considered to be “calving” or growing. Come see them this summer!