Traveler’s Guide to Cordova, Alaska

Fly in!: The World famous Alaskan Airways are a perfect way to make an entrance to Cordova. You can fly Alaska Air, Era Aviation, or try the local flavor of a small operator like Jim's. Costs on Era from Anchorage to Cordova is around $130-$150 one way for a 45 min flight.

Alaska State Ferry: The AMHS (Alaska Marine Highway System) docks in the downtown of Cordova. This is the best way to access the town and provides a beautiful trip from Valdez or Whititer through Prince William Sound. The State ferry allows you to take a car or camper AND you can get a little sightseeing done on the deck! The ferry from Whittier, walking on is approximately $60 and takes a little over 3 hours

Transportation

Alaska Airlines / Horizon Air
Era Aviation
Fly Jim Air
Professional Alaska air charter service providing flight services throughout Alaska.
Alaska Marine Highway Ferry System Official Site
This is the only Official Site of the Alaska Marine Highway Ferry System, a Division of the Alaska State Department of Transportation and Public Facilities. The Alaska Marine Highway provides passenger and vehicle transportation with ten ships visiting 32 ports along the coasts of Washington state, Canada, and Alaska
Cruise West: Up-Close, Casual and Personal
Cruise West specializes in small ship cruising to Alaska, Columbia River, British Columbia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Intracoastal Waterway, Antebellum South, Caribbean, Snake River, Denali
Prince William Sound Glacier & Wildlife Tours: Stan Stephens Cruises
Stan Stephens Cruises offers day cruises of Prince William Sound. Our tours feature visits to tidewater glaciers and Alaska's abundant marine wildlife. Alaska owned and operated.
Chinook auto rentals
Local car rental place with a touch of class.

MV Nunatak in Prince William Sound

MV Nunatak small cruise ship on Prince William Sound. Photo: Len@Loblolly

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