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Sue_S, Mar 2026
Blue skies and Whales
We truly enjoyed the whale watching experience and visit to Mendenhall Glacier. The weather was wonderful, views fantastic. We did the whale watch first and then visited Mendenhall. It was after hours when we arrived, so the visitor center was closed. It was easy to walk to Nugget Falls and we basically had the entire area to ourselves.
Jane_H, Dec 2025
Whale of a tale was bucket list worthy.
Travel to boat was terrific. Captain and Crew were knowledgeable. We got to see Humpback whales and see Sea Lions. The boat was clean. We also enjoyed seeing many many eagles. We had fantastic weather and I’d highly recommend this company and book again through Viator
Anita_W, Nov 2025
Glad I booked!
I was nervous to take this tour during our stop over in Juneau on a cruise. I was afraid maybe they wouldn't get us back on time. They did pick us up on time and get us back in plenty of time to make our boarding. We saw lots of whales and everyone was super friendly and taught us a lot of interesting information. We went in August. I'm not sure if that has an impact on how many whales we saw, but it was a very good experience.
Joshua_J, Oct 2025
Awesome experience and funny guide for our family
Our guide, Daniel, was awesome. We went late in the season on an October cruise and even though the animal activity was less, he made our experience engaging and exciting. We went to the beach and he showed all sorts of amazing sea life to our kids in the tide pools. He took us to the salmon ladder and hidden waterfalls and we tried several times to see bears but they just weren’t there and that’s okay. He was a great guide, funny, and we learned all about life in Alaska. Strongly recommend!
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The state of Alaska is enormous, and more than half of it is wilderness—so it should come as no surprise that a majority of Alaska tours are focused on exploring the great outdoors. You can go for a hike on icefields, take a boat ride to look for whales, get a bird’s-eye view of glaciers and fjords from a helicopter, marvel at the scenery in Alaska’s national parks, stay up late to see the northern lights, and hop on a dog sled. There are also tours in some of Alaska’s most popular cities, including expert-led sightseeing and foodie adventures.

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