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Mike_C, Aug 2026
Best Way to See Sitka
Shad was friendly and a wealth of knowledge. We had so much fun learning about the salmon run and the local culture. We saw bears, eagles, waterfalls, the salmon run. Shad is thoughtful and provided binoculars and a stop to a salmon shop for samples. Highly recommend.
Larisa_K, Aug 2026
Wonderful tour
"Pure Magic Over Misty Fjords — Smooth, Scenic, and Unforgettable!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 This floatplane tour was hands down the highlight of our Alaska trip! The scenery was drop-dead gorgeous from takeoff to touchdown, soaring right past 3,000-foot granite cliffs, glassy alpine lakes, and endless waterfalls. Our pilot was fantastic—warm, engaging, and full of great insights—and he kept the ride amazingly smooth the entire time. I was nervous about flying in a small plane, but the gentle takeoff and silky-soft water landing completely put me at ease. Every seat gets a full window view, making it an absolute must-do experience in Ketchikan!
Lisa_R, Aug 2026
Zodiac boat tour
We had an excellent time on this excursion! Our guide Lukas was extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and made the experience enjoyable for everyone. While we didn’t see as much wildlife as we had hoped, the beautiful scenery more than made up for it. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and we would definitely recommend this excursion!
LynnE_L, Aug 2026
Eagles and Crabs Galore!
This was a fun experience, especially if you watch the show Deadliest Catch. The hands-on experience of holding different creatures was fun. But for me, the highlight was the eagles swooping down to catch fish tossed in the air and into the sea. It was magnificent! The crew told personal stories and adventures that were interesting and heartfelt.
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Ketchikan is a wilderness lover’s paradise. Close to downtown, a local guide can take you to see the region’s best black sand beaches, Native American totem pole parks, and viewpoints for black bears and spawning salmon. The waters around Tongass National Forest are preferred for kayaking among orcas, seals, and humpback whales, but Ketchikan excursions don’t stop there. Fish for Alaskan salmon and halibut, bike or zipline through lush rainforest, or take a plane ride over the spectacular mountains, waterfalls, and alpine lakes of Misty Fjords National Monument.

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