Did Amanda Makar Leave Port Protection? Celebrity

Port Protection Alaska finally return in 2020 with many changes to the cast. One of those changes was the disappearance of fan-favorite Amanda Makar. Amanda said her farewells at the end of season two, however fans were hopeful it wasn’t her final goodbye on the show.

Other notable changes during its return were the absence of Amanda Maker and other outstanding cast members. Even though Amanda Makar from Port Protection said her farewell at the end of season 2, fans hoped she would return in the upcoming season.

One of those changes was the disappearance of fan-favorite Amanda Makar. Amanda said her farewells at the end of season two, however fans were hopeful it wasn’t her final goodbye on the show. During her run on the show, Amanda quickly became a fan favorite for being independent and strong.

Amanda Makar was born on 02/01/1983 and is 38 years old. Amanda Makar lives in Wasilla, AK; previous city include Anchorage AK. Other names that Amanda uses includes Amanda M Makas and Amanda M Makar. Personal details about Amanda include: political affiliation is unknown; ethnicity is Caucasian; and religious views are listed as Christian.

What channel is Port Protection Alaska on?

Port Protection Alaska airs Tuesdays at 9pm on the National Geographic channel . Folks can catch up on previous episodes at nationalgeographic.com by signing into your TV provider, or via the streaming service Disney +. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)

Port Protection is located in the northwest corner of Prince of Wales Island, Alaska Credit: National Geographic.

What is Port Protection?

Port Protection is a National Geographic documentary/reality show/survival show that focuses on people who live and survive in isolation in the remote areas of Alaska. This is not the Alaska we see being romanticized in cinemas. This Alaska is wild, raw and abandoned.

Seeing Amanda and a few others leave the show without any explanation was definitely a bummer for viewers. In fact, a few even signed petitions to have them come back. In 2020, National Geographic finally broke their silence about the heartbreaking departure when they were asked about the same by Reality Blurred.

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