Beach

Activities

Prince of Wales Island's 1,000-mile coastline offers beachcombing, tide pools, marine wildlife viewing, and sandy beaches amidst rocky fjords.

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COASTAL ACTIVITES

While Southeast Alaska beaches aren’t for swimming, Prince of Wales Island’s 1,000-mile coastline offers beachcombing, tide pool exploration, and marine wildlife viewing. Explore rocky fjords and sandy stretches, perfect for nature lovers and marine biology enthusiasts alike. Make beach time a must on your island itinerary.

FUN THINGS TO DO

Coastal activities on Prince of Wales Island immerse you in its oceanic atmosphere. With hundreds of inlets and secluded spots accessible by boat, kayak, or foot, there's much to explore. Tide pools reveal starfish, crabs, and sea anemones, while beachcombing uncovers shells, fossils, and unique stones.

The Sandy Beach Recreation Area offers a rare sandy shoreline, ideal for beachcombing and enjoying coastal views. Kasaan Totem Village’s beachfront and nearby salmon runs add cultural and natural highlights. Kayaking lets you discover remote, untouched areas at your own pace. Whether for a full day of exploration or a few hours between activities, the island’s diverse shoreline offers adventures for everyone, blending marine life, nature, and culture.

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