1. Alaska SeaLife Center

SEWARD.   Settlement money from the Exxon Valdez spill funded more than half of this center, located on a seven-acre waterfront site donated by the town of Seward. This research center and aquarium offers a tidewater touch pool and small viewing tanks where you can watch crabs, fish, and octopus. A puffin viewing tank allows visitors to watch the graceful birds from above and below as they swim. You will be enchanted by the seals and sea lions lounging in their carefully constructed habitat.   (© 10Best)

Hours:

Summer (May - Sep)  Daily 9am-7pm

Admission:

Adult $20; Student $15; Child (12-17) $15; Child (4-11) $10

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the Alaska SeaLife Center website »

Type: Aquariums

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