Charter the BEAR PAW: A 90-Foot Custom Expedition Yacht in Alaska (1967)

Discover the BEAR PAW, a legendary 90-foot Custom motor yacht built in 1967, offering an authentic expedition experience in the pristine waters of Southeast Alaska and the San Juan Islands. This steel-hull mega yacht accommodates up to 6 guests in 3 spacious cabins, featuring 5 bathrooms (3 en-suite and 2 common) for ultimate comfort during your voyage. With a cruising speed of 9 knots and powered by a Caterpillar 343 engine, the BEAR PAW is designed for reliable, long-range exploration of the Inside Passage.

The yacht includes essential amenities such as air conditioning and WiFi, along with navigation equipment like autopilot and GPS to ensure a safe and comfortable journey [Verified Specs]. A dedicated crew of 2 to 3 professionals (including a captain and chef) is available to manage the vessel and cater to your needs.

ABC Embark on an unforgettable journey through the stunning landscapes of Alaska and the San Juan Islands with Bear Paw. This luxurious vessel offers a truly unique and customized experience, showcasing the best of the Pacific Northwest and Southeast Alaska. Take in the incredible natural beauty and wildlife, including the herring run, attracting hundreds of whales and thousands of birds, as well as the brown bear and salmon runs. Indulge in a range of thrilling activities, such as hiking, kayaking, beachcombing, fishing, and setting shrimp and crab pots. Interior Overview: Step onboard Bear Paw and be welcomed by its classic wood finish, creating a warm and inviting ambience. The yacht features

Expedition Itineraries & Seasonal Locations

The BEAR PAW offers flexible charter locations based on the season, maximizing your access to the best wildlife and scenery:

• Summer (June–September): Operates from Sitka, Alaska, exploring Southeast Alaska, the Inside Passage, and Sitka Harbor.
• Winter & Shoulder Seasons (October–May): Relocates to Friday Harbor, San Juan Islands, Washington, offering charters in the Pacific Northwest.

Popular trips include Northbound and Southbound Inside Passage voyages, allowing guests to witness glaciers, marine life, and remote coastal communities.