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This was my old home town for like 4 years I lived in Seward. The Halibut bites are good but it sure doesn't beat fresh halibut from a fishing charter and that deckhand fillets it for you and you cook it. That is even better and oh yes, try Halibut cheeks. Even better! That is the sweetest part of the fish itself. YUM! Boy, do I ever miss the coffee there at the Resurrection Art Coffee house! That coffee is amazing! Oh yes and FYI, all of the art you see there is in fact for sale. The Alaska SeaLife center is great but, I do not know if they still have it but when you book a tour with them they used to have a behind the scenes tour where they take you into their labs and show you the operation behind the scenes and you get to interact with the Marine scientists and research folks to really get that greater idea of what the Sea Life center is all about. Oh and might I recommend also trying Halibut Burritos. They are to die for! One thing that I did was work in the tour and travel industry there. I did work for a few hotels and was a booking agent for a while so I could have steered ya all in getting a copy of the MilePost magazine. That is Alaskas tour and travel bible! One thing you MUST try out is the Iditaride. That is run by the Seavy family and they basically pick you all up and take you to their facilities and you go Dog sledding. This is how Mitch Seavy who is an Iditarod Champion, this is how his family keeps their dog teams in great shape for the Iditarod Race. Ok so also, you could have gone out on the Major Marine boat tours of resurrection bay where you can go whale watching and also watch the caving glaciers. Then of course the real highlight of any trip, Godwin Glacier tours. That was always the rave of any trip I ever heard of. 100 % of everyone who took this trip LOVED IT! Here's what they all do out of Seward, Aalaska. They come and pick you up in their van. You hop aboard a Helicopter then get a short flightseeing trip and then they land on Godwin Glacier across Resurrection bay where they keep dog kennels. Then you deboard and they take you out dog sledding. Then you break for lunch and they give you information about the digs and the Iditarod. Then more dog sledding and the flightseeing trip back where they bring you back. 100% of everyone who I knew took that trip said it was absolutely THE highlight of their vacation. It is a bit spendy though. Over $300 per person but SO worth it!ruclips.net/video/0khRFe4_uAA/видео.html
Awww! We just got back from Seward, visiting family and it was amazing. We actually stayed in an apartment just across the street from Thorns with an amazing view. During our week stay and meeting some of the locals we decided to come back home, take care of some responsibilities then prepared to move to Seward. For now I am obsessively watching videos and looking at pictures of Seward.
Loved your video! We did the Puffin encounter at the Sealife Center and it was so much fun! We booked it 11 months ahead of time to make sure we got a spot. May I ask who you rented your RV from?? Going back in 2022.
Nice video guys. Been going to Alaska every year for 30 years now and always make my way to Seward. I just Love Seward and for twenty bucks a night can't beat that campground. I will definitely check out those restaurants I usually go to Rays and that one on the main drag can't remember the name I'm brain farting starts with an S.
I lived in Seward for 18 years. To this day the best pizza and Chinese food (kung pao halibut!) I had was there. The pizza place is closed now, and the Chinese place has gone downhill since I left. Good to know that the little town is still a foodie paradise!
Some people who live in ALASKA do not let weather stop them from doing anything. If we waited for good weather, we would never do anything. But, high winds is the only thing that will make me think twice about doing an activity.
@@Roamaroo it is still beautiful, but quiet.....which I feel is a bonus. I lived in North Pole, AK for three years, and Minnesota before that, so these winters feel mild to me. Most of our eating establishments and shops close during the winter, but we still have enough open for us locals. Thorns, The Cookery, and Res Art (the coffee church) all stay open. We have two movies on Friday nights at the Rae Building, and other events that bring our small town together. The hiking trails become snowshoe and cross country skiing trails. The Lost Lake trail even offers a snowmobile trail. There is still plenty to see and do :)
@@happyhorsman6398 , Youshould have seen winter in Seward in the early 80’s, if you were even born yet! As a teenager, nothing to do because fishing season was over, we spent time at the teen rec center, and drove out the highway “ on our snow machines to mile 7 to grouse lake to go ice fishing, fishermen sat in the bars spending there money! The tustemena ferry used to stop here on the way to Kodiak, now it’s Homer. Way more laid back then😉👍
I went to high school in Seward, grew up in Eagle River but used to go to Seward on the weekends to fish for silvers, has chan a little but it’s the only town on our Alaska road system worth seeing anymore! Kenai Peninsula and Homer is yo crowded, all tourists, you want real Alaska? Get off the road system! Kodiak, Sitka, wrangell, princ William sound and southeast Alaska by boat, that’s “real “! Simple!
Lived in seward over 8 years and I can say this place is not as magical as it might appear. What I mean is not necessarily the people but the politics and people in charge. They bendover backward for seasonal tourists but do squat for the actual locals in the summer they clean the sideways and offer a "free shuttle" in the winter they barely plow the roads and let the sidewalks pile up.
Lived in seward for 8 years. Food is not good if you compare to lower 48. Everything is overpriced and bought at Costco. Dont come to seward for food thinking it will be amazing. Only thing to do in seward is hunting and fishing.
Thanks for your feedback.. Where do you live now? Don't like the food in Seward? That's like us, local Californians, saying In & Out Burger isn't good. Right? 😀 When you can have it whenever you want, sometimes you take it for granted. I think the fresh fish in Seward was fantastic! Also, I think each destination has it's own special delicacies. 😀
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This was my old home town for like 4 years I lived in Seward. The Halibut bites are good but it sure doesn't beat fresh halibut from a fishing charter and that deckhand fillets it for you and you cook it. That is even better and oh yes, try Halibut cheeks. Even better! That is the sweetest part of the fish itself. YUM! Boy, do I ever miss the coffee there at the Resurrection Art Coffee house! That coffee is amazing! Oh yes and FYI, all of the art you see there is in fact for sale. The Alaska SeaLife center is great but, I do not know if they still have it but when you book a tour with them they used to have a behind the scenes tour where they take you into their labs and show you the operation behind the scenes and you get to interact with the Marine scientists and research folks to really get that greater idea of what the Sea Life center is all about. Oh and might I recommend also trying Halibut Burritos. They are to die for! One thing that I did was work in the tour and travel industry there. I did work for a few hotels and was a booking agent for a while so I could have steered ya all in getting a copy of the MilePost magazine. That is Alaskas tour and travel bible! One thing you MUST try out is the Iditaride. That is run by the Seavy family and they basically pick you all up and take you to their facilities and you go Dog sledding. This is how Mitch Seavy who is an Iditarod Champion, this is how his family keeps their dog teams in great shape for the Iditarod Race. Ok so also, you could have gone out on the Major Marine boat tours of resurrection bay where you can go whale watching and also watch the caving glaciers. Then of course the real highlight of any trip, Godwin Glacier tours. That was always the rave of any trip I ever heard of. 100 % of everyone who took this trip LOVED IT! Here's what they all do out of Seward, Aalaska. They come and pick you up in their van. You hop aboard a Helicopter then get a short flightseeing trip and then they land on Godwin Glacier across Resurrection bay where they keep dog kennels. Then you deboard and they take you out dog sledding. Then you break for lunch and they give you information about the digs and the Iditarod. Then more dog sledding and the flightseeing trip back where they bring you back. 100% of everyone who I knew took that trip said it was absolutely THE highlight of their vacation. It is a bit spendy though. Over $300 per person but SO worth it!ruclips.net/video/0khRFe4_uAA/видео.html
Awww! We just got back from Seward, visiting family and it was amazing. We actually stayed in an apartment just across the street from Thorns with an amazing view. During our week stay and meeting some of the locals we decided to come back home, take care of some responsibilities then prepared to move to Seward. For now I am obsessively watching videos and looking at pictures of Seward.
wow! That's amazing 😀.. you'll have to let us know how it goes. ❤️❤️
Great tunes!
This is making me SO EXCITED for me trip to Kenai Peninsula next month, woooop thanks guys!
Thanks for the video! We are headed there for the first time very soon!
You’re going to love it! 👍👍
I love this! I'm just starting to put together more Alaska videos! Thanks for sharing!
Love that marine center since I was 8
Seward is cool. The Salmon Bake is awesome there, and I can't believe you went to Seward and didn't get on a glacier and whale day cruise.
We spent a week on a cruise doing activities like that. When we go back next time, we want to do a glacier kayak. 😀
Entertaining and informative (as always)! Hug the Puffins.
I live in Palmer and we’re going to seward today
Another excellent video - a breve sounds excellent! Collette has the same reaction to puffins as my younger son has for penguins! 😆
Loved your video! We did the Puffin encounter at the Sealife Center and it was so much fun! We booked it 11 months ahead of time to make sure we got a spot. May I ask who you rented your RV from?? Going back in 2022.
That’s so cool. And thank you 👍👍Check out outdoorsy! It’s a great way to rent an RV.
Nice video guys. Been going to Alaska every year for 30 years now and always make my way to Seward. I just Love Seward and for twenty bucks a night can't beat that campground. I will definitely check out those restaurants I usually go to Rays and that one on the main drag can't remember the name I'm brain farting starts with an S.
That's amazing! Seward is one fantastic place. We can't wait to go back to AK. We didn't have time for Danali on this trip, but we will next time.
Glad you guys enjoyed looks like you had a full seward experience 😊 nice vlogging
Make another videoo, this one was amazing😁
New sub! Thanks for the info. Planning a trip and I'm going to eat every halibut I can find. Keep it up :)
Ah! The halibut is delicious!
VERY NICE...I am loving Alaska.
Did you finish the hard9ng ice field hike (eg: to the top facing the ice field)?
We didn't. We started a little late in the day. However, We saw some photos from the top and really wish we had planned to do the entire hike.
I lived in Seward for 18 years. To this day the best pizza and Chinese food (kung pao halibut!) I had was there. The pizza place is closed now, and the Chinese place has gone downhill since I left.
Good to know that the little town is still a foodie paradise!
Nice video! I think I'm going to skip that last hike. Not in shape for that.
Some people who live in ALASKA do not let weather stop them from doing anything.
If we waited for good weather, we would never do anything.
But, high winds is the only thing that will make me think twice about doing an activity.
exactly. Get while the gettin's good-ie ANY day in Alaska!
What size RV was this please?
Hey guys! This video really encourages me to visit Seward((: what time of year did you guys go?
Late July/August.
Anytime from the end of May to the beginning of September is a good time to go!
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Sounds like most of the restaurants there bring in local food from that area. Does that make it less expensive?
Prices have always been high, it’s called supply and demand! Nothing new.
Is the Alaska sea life aquarium free?
DaveTheWave 34 it’s not free.. I can’t remember the exact price.. maybe around $15-20 a person
This summer it was 29.99 for adults, but in my opinion definitely worth the price.
I live in Seward! Great video ❤
Thank you! ❤️ Glad you liked it. How is it living there in the winter?
@@Roamaroo it is still beautiful, but quiet.....which I feel is a bonus. I lived in North Pole, AK for three years, and Minnesota before that, so these winters feel mild to me. Most of our eating establishments and shops close during the winter, but we still have enough open for us locals. Thorns, The Cookery, and Res Art (the coffee church) all stay open. We have two movies on Friday nights at the Rae Building, and other events that bring our small town together. The hiking trails become snowshoe and cross country skiing trails. The Lost Lake trail even offers a snowmobile trail. There is still plenty to see and do :)
@@happyhorsman6398 , Youshould have seen winter in Seward in the early 80’s, if you were even born yet! As a teenager, nothing to do because fishing season was over, we spent time at the teen rec center, and drove out the highway “ on our snow machines to mile 7 to grouse lake to go ice fishing, fishermen sat in the bars spending there money! The tustemena ferry used to stop here on the way to Kodiak, now it’s Homer. Way more laid back then😉👍
I went to high school in Seward, grew up in Eagle River but used to go to Seward on the weekends to fish for silvers, has chan a little but it’s the only town on our Alaska road system worth seeing anymore! Kenai Peninsula and Homer is yo crowded, all tourists, you want real Alaska? Get off the road system! Kodiak, Sitka, wrangell, princ William sound and southeast Alaska by boat, that’s “real “! Simple!
Definitely going to order a Breve next time!
Andrew Muse hell yeah!! They’re the best ❤️❤️
As a swedish guy id say this looks like a bigger version of norge
You know the fbi is on my phone because I work at the sealife center and this was recommended 😂
Lived in seward over 8 years and I can say this place is not as magical as it might appear. What I mean is not necessarily the people but the politics and people in charge. They bendover backward for seasonal tourists but do squat for the actual locals in the summer they clean the sideways and offer a "free shuttle" in the winter they barely plow the roads and let the sidewalks pile up.
Lived in seward for 8 years. Food is not good if you compare to lower 48. Everything is overpriced and bought at Costco. Dont come to seward for food thinking it will be amazing. Only thing to do in seward is hunting and fishing.
Thanks for your feedback.. Where do you live now?
Don't like the food in Seward? That's like us, local Californians, saying In & Out Burger isn't good. Right? 😀 When you can have it whenever you want, sometimes you take it for granted. I think the fresh fish in Seward was fantastic! Also, I think each destination has it's own special delicacies. 😀
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Aww! 😀That's soo sweet! ❤️ We'd love to meet you too. Where's home for you? Maybe our paths will cross in the future.
@@Roamaroo I'm Italian... and you're from?
@@Roamaroo I'm from Sardinia where you did the video called "the bluest water in the world"
@@alessandrousai3772 AH! 😀We're in Florence now then head to Ischia in 2 days. Unfortunately no Sardinia on this trip.
Our home is in Los Angeles.
people fro Alaska pls tell, whats with this rape rate in Alaska always going up...wth is going on there?