Top Ketchikan Historical Tours - page 2

Explore Ketchikan with ultimate convenience and comfort on this private, fully-customizable tour, in which you design the route. Gain a comprehensive overview of the city with four main stops, including the early 20th century Creek Street where the buildings are mounted on stilts, and Herring Cove where you can spot salmon, bears and eagles. This engaging and insightful tour is suitable for all ages, and can accommodate cruise passengers.

You will be with an experienced driver. Learn about some Alaska and Ketchikan history and current events. We help with recommendations for local native art, places you can visit comfortably if you have children or someone with limited mobility and restaurants. If you have a wheelchair or scooter, vehicles have a big enough compartment for that. If it is a scooter, that will limit passengers to only up to four.

Unparalleled access to remote Alaska! Cruise through passages that are home to an abundant wildlife aboard an Alaskan-built, high-speed expedition vessel with comfortable seating, wrap around windows and heated cabin. Experience true Alaska–explore old-growth rainforest, discover life in the intertidal zone, learn traditional Native harvesting techniques, and enjoy an Alaska-style beach campfire. Take a leisurely break from cruising to step ashore on remote Annette Island, welcomed by a greeting from your Tsimshian Alaska Native hosts: “La Gwelga Lak!” (The Fire Has Been Lit!). Indulge your adventurer’s appetite with a scrumptious feast that includes Alaskan hotdogs, chips, seasonal jams, and other local delights, while sipping on an Alaskan Beer, or your choice of wine, soda or juice. Finish your meal with an American classic: roasting marshmallows for S’mores. Return to the vessel and set sail back to Ketchikan.

Trade in a mellow shore excursion for a thrilling alternative in Ketchikan. Steer or ride in a 4WD Jeep Wrangler® deep in Tongass National Forest. Then, at Lake Harriet Hunt, paddle with your group a Native American–style canoe. Keep watch for deer, moose, eagles and even bears along the way. Reward your outdoor activities with a delicious snack.

Misty Fjords National Monument is a remote, road-less wilderness area that can only be reached by air and sea. This floatplane flightseeing tour takes you into the heart of the park where you can see untouched areas of Alaska far from the hoards of cruise ship passengers that flock to more accessible areas. The tour includes a water landing—a unique experience only a floatplane can provide.

Explore the stunning landscape and rich culture of Ketchikan on a personalized 3-hour private photo tour. This unique experience offers an opportunity to capture the island's beauty while learning about its fascinating history and local traditions. Ideal for photographers of all levels, this tour provides the perfect setting to enhance your skills while discovering hidden gems of the area. - Personalized 3-hour private tour tailored to your interests - Discover Ketchikan’s culture and history through photography - Suitable for photographers of all skill levels - Explore various scenic locations and capture stunning images

Step aboard a comfortable, climate-controlled van and explore the charm, history, and natural beauty of Ketchikan—Alaska’s “First City.” This guided tour offers a relaxed, small-group experience with a knowledgeable Driver-guide. Photo opportunities abound as you travel along the scenic waterfront and through historic downtown, learning about Ketchikan’s rich fishing heritage. Visit the Totem Heritage Center to view historic totem poles and discover Alaska Native culture. Continue to the upper reaches of Ketchikan Creek, where spawning salmon and the iconic Bald Eagle are often seen. Then step into the lush Tongass National Forest and breathe in the rainforest wilderness fresh air as you enjoy this peaceful, unforgettable landscape.

Explore Ketchikan's rich history and vibrant Native culture on this immersive tour. Board a luxury coach for a scenic journey that includes a visit to Eagle Point for local heritage insights and smoked salmon tastings. Discover the world's largest collection of standing totem poles at Saxman Native Village, and drive through Ketchikan’s historic downtown, including the famous Creek Street. This tour offers a blend of storytelling, cultural understanding, and beautiful Alaskan landscapes, ensuring a memorable experience for couples, solo travelers, and families alike. - Luxury coach transport for a comfortable journey - Engaging guide providing cultural insights and stories - Visit to Saxman Native Village and carving center - Suitable for groups of all sizes, accommodating up to 44 passengers