Recommended Gear List
We want you to be comfortable no matter what the weather is doing,
here's our tried and true gear from working nearly a decade outside in all Alaska's got to offer.
Rain Gear
The rain in Alaska can be heavy at times, rubberized rain gear is ideal but GoreTex is a good option too. Rain gear should be large enough to add layers underneath. Both a rain jacket and pants are best.
Active Wear
A variety of short and long sleeve shirts along with some shorts and long pants is sufficient for hiking, kayaking, fishing, lounging, or a night on the town.
Electronics
Feel free to bring a phone, tablet, camera, or other small devices.
The boat has 110v outlets throughout.
Footwear
Our go-to footgear is rubber boots, Xtratufs or similar boots are excellent. Beaches can be slick, water-proof hiking boots with vibram soles are a also great choice. Lightweight shoes to wear while in the boat are also highly recommended.
Layers
This is the name of the game in Alaska!
We recommend non-cotton base layers and non-cotton socks whenever possible.
A fleece vest, sweatshirt, or light jacket are extra nice to have under rain gear.
Miscellaneous
It's great to have sunglasses and a hat, a bathing suit (just in case!), a toothbrush, and any other comfort items desired. We provide shampoo/conditioner, body soap, toothpaste, towels, and washcloths.
