KatmaiLand Bear Viewing based in Anchorage, Alaska offers wonderful bear watching opportunities at Brook Falls, where a huge population of bears congregate for the salmon that burst from the Bering sea into the lakes and streams. Here lasting memories are made just a short walk from your lodge, where visitors can view bears within just minutes of arriving, and visitors are instructed how to behave around the bears by the National Park Service. This is bear country, and the largest population of brown bears can be found here, fishing for their meals during the peak of salmon season. Katmai Explorer Tour packages are available for great bear watching, and these include round trip air from Anchorage to Kulik, lodging, all meals, guided trips to Brooks Falls, guided fishing on the Kulik River, fishing licenses, rods and waders, plus complimentary cocktails, it's all here.READ MORE

Munsey's Bear Camp Bear Viewing tours at Uyak Bay on Kodiak Island, Alaska are an amazing experience of being where the bears are, no bear viewing tourist platforms here. Informative guides lead you safely to where the bears feed on salmon with their unique fishing styles, best to be viewed during July, August, and September. Small groups of no more than six are taken on these adventure tours in the Kodiak Archipelago where a large concentration of Kodiak bears live, and conditions are perfect for photographs and videos, it's a breathtaking experience being so up close and personal with these magnificent animals and after the life changing bear viewing experience return to the lodge for a wonderful home cooked meal by the chef and a comfortable stay, ready for more bear viewing the next day or maybe some halibut or salmon fishing.READ MORE

Hallo Bay Bear Camp in Homer offers guided tours of bear viewing in one of the largest concentrations of bears in the world. This wilderness adventure Naturalist Guided Bear Tour includes a scenic flight from Homer to the Pacific coast of Katmai or Lake Clark National Park, and with weather permitting sightseeing over volcanoes and glaciers, then a fascinating 3-4 hour guided bear viewing tour, and a flight back. The tour also includes free lodging, meals and activities at the Hallo Bay Bear Camp in the heart of the bear viewing area, in the event of your flight being delayed by weather. Choose from a variety of day bear trips and overnight trips, the Hallo Bay Wilderness is a place of legends.READ MORE