Gustavus (GST) Airport Car Service

Glacier Bay Lodge sits about ten miles north of Gustavus Airport at Bartlett Cove, a drive of roughly twenty minutes via Glacier Bay Road. We provide direct transfers to the historic Glacier Bay Lodge with all inclusive flat rates covering meet and greet, luggage handling, and gratuity. Call +1 (718) 514-9881 for an exact quote to your Glacier Bay National Park destination from the airport.

Yes. Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve headquarters at Bartlett Cove sit about ten miles north of GST, a drive of roughly twenty minutes via Glacier Bay Road. We provide direct transfers to the park entrance, the visitor center, the Bartlett Cove campground area, and the Glacier Bay Lodge with chauffeurs familiar with the park access roads and the recommended timing for arriving wilderness visitors.

Yes. Downtown Gustavus sits about three miles west of GST, a quick ride of roughly ten minutes via Wilson Road. We provide direct transfers to the Annie Mae Lodge, Bear Track Inn, Gustavus Inn, and the surrounding Gustavus community lodging options with chauffeurs familiar with the community area, the surrounding general store and post office, and the recommended dining locations for arriving guests.

Yes. The Bartlett Cove ferry dock sits about ten miles north of GST at the Glacier Bay National Park entrance, a drive of roughly twenty minutes via Glacier Bay Road. We coordinate transfers timed against your Glacier Bay Lodge day cruise boarding window for sailings into Glacier Bay with chauffeurs familiar with the ferry dock entrance and the surrounding park visitor center area.

 Excursion Inlet and the Icy Strait area sit about ten miles east of GST across Icy Strait, accessible primarily by boat charter or floatplane during summer months. We provide transfers to the Gustavus charter boat operators and floatplane base with chauffeurs familiar with the marina entrance, the surrounding operator offices, and the recommended timing for arriving Icy Strait whale watching visitors.

Yes. Premium SUVs accommodate one to six passengers with generous luggage space for whale watching photography gear, hiking equipment, fishing gear, and extended trip bags. SUVs are popular for Glacier Bay National Park visits, Bartlett Cove day cruise transfers, Gustavus lodge arrivals, and family arrivals to Southeast Alaska. All SUVs run on winter rated tires during cold months.

Yes. Icy Strait Point humpback whale watching tour boats depart from the Bartlett Cove dock area about ten miles north of GST. We coordinate transfers timed against your whale watching tour check in window with chauffeurs familiar with the dock entrance, the surrounding Glacier Bay Lodge area, and the recommended timing for arriving wildlife photography enthusiasts during the May through September whale watching season.

Yes. Glacier Bay Sea Kayak rental operations at Bartlett Cove sit about ten miles north of GST. We coordinate transfers timed against your kayak rental check in window with chauffeurs familiar with the rental operator entrance, the surrounding Bartlett Cove campground area, and the recommended timing for arriving kayakers planning multi day Glacier Bay paddling expeditions during summer months.

Yes. Every GST reservation includes complimentary real time flight tracking. If your inbound flight is delayed by weather, Southeast Alaska marine fog events, winter storms, summer turbulence over the Fairweather Range, connection issues, or mechanical problems, the pickup window adjusts automatically at no extra charge. A grace period after landing covers baggage claim and walking to the curbside exit.

Glacier Bay National Park summer season from May through September brings visitors from around the world for tidewater glacier viewing and humpback whale watching. GST sees increased traffic during peak summer weeks. We add capacity with SUVs and Sprinter vans for lodge transfers between Glacier Bay Lodge and Gustavus area properties with chauffeurs familiar with the park road system.