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Susan_B, Oct 2026
These are the guys to go Whale Watching with
What a great time. This tour was like having our own personal captain and crew. I believe there were only 17 of us on the "full" boat. It was so personalized and we saw whales "bubble net fishing". The crew of 2 put the throttle down to get us out to the site as fast as they could so we could enjoy as much time as possible watching the whales. Don't get on the boat with hundreds of tourist when you can travel with these guys. The few of us had plenty of room to spread out when we got outside of the boat to enjoy the show. I would say it was the highlight of our Alaskan cruise. Thank you!!
Jennifer_J, Oct 2026
An Unforgettable Ketchikan Experience!
We had an incredible 3-hour custom driving tour of Ketchikan with Briggs, and we couldn't have asked for a better guide! Briggs was incredibly knowledgeable about the rich history of the city and provided wonderful insights into the Native culture and heritage of the area. To top it all off, He helped us spot amazing local wildlife—we saw salmon, eagles, and even a bear! It was a seamless, informative, and memorable highlight of our trip. Highly recommend Briggs to anyone visiting Ketchikan!
Michelle_B, Oct 2026
The whale watching was...
The whale watching was wonderful. We saw seals, whales and porpoises. The visit to Mendenhall glacier was largely self guided but it was great for hiking and enjoying the scenery. The vehicle drivers were great! Gave us lots of tips and information about the area.
Richard_S, Sep 2026
Great Double Tour
Everything they said it would be with snacks, coffee, great tour guides and fun. From the bus driver to the boat captain and mate they were professional and a lot of fun. We saw lots of wildlife and the glacier was an easy walk with pickup right at the visitor station
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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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