Top Sitka Bus Tours

Skip the impersonal, large-group bus tour and explore Sitka on a small-group day trip to the city’s top landmarks, with a range of departure times offered to fit your schedule. Your guide, who navigates for you, brings you to four highly-rated attractions, including Fortress of the Bear, the Alaska Raptor Center, and the Sitka National Historic Park. All entrance fees are included for your convenience.

Discover Sitka’s colonial architecture, splendid wildlife, and rich history with ease on this private half-day adventure. Soak up the stunning mountain scenery during the drive between Sitka’s top landmarks and natural attractions, including Starrigavan Recreation Area to spot wildlife both big and small, and Baranof Castle, where more epic views await. In Sitka itself, tell your guide what interests you most and they’ll tailor the itinerary accordingly.

The only concierge-level private land tour available in Sitka. Featured in USA Today, We handle everything from the moment you step off the ship, w/optional meal that captures the authentic local experience, personal connections & unforgettable moments. Avoid lines, crowds—guaranteed on-time return to ship & hassle-free day. Your group of up to 7 explorers per vehicle ensures an intimate encounter. (Lg groups up to 25 available) Your personal adventure guide greets you at your port, whisking you away to immerse yourself in a distinctive, customizable journey transcending the ordinary. We adapt the route to the weather and the abilities of our guests, visiting forest trails, discovering hidden waterfalls, and enjoying the breathtaking scenery. This includes stopping at the Fortress of the Bears for a personally guided tour to gain insights into these incredible creatures. Add our Lunch option from our tour menu & enjoy it at your leisure, packed picnic style, or in our cafe.

Experience Alaska through the eyes of a local with this Sights of Sitka tour, which stops at three of the area's top destinations. Start at the Fortress of the Bear, a rescue facility where you can see rescued Black and Brown bears. From there, head to the Alaskan Raptor Center to view birds of prey before visiting the Sitka National Historical Park. The park is home to Tlingit and Haida Totem poles, as well as a cultural center where you can learn about Indigenous history.

Get to know Alaska’s historic city of Sitka on this small-group shore excursion limited to just 10 people. Aboard a comfortable van, cross the O’Connell Bridge to Japonski Island. See Sheldon Jackson Museum, Alaska Pioneer Home, and St. Michael’s Cathedral, and hear informative commentary on the sites from seasoned guides. Meet the rescued bears of Fortress of the Bear, and take in the marvelous scenery of Sitka National Historical Park.

Avoid the hassle of renting a car during your time in Sitka and take a private taxi tour of the area. Customize your itinerary and visit the places that interest you the most or let your driver suggest some off-the-beaten-path locations. Choose to visit the Fortress of the Bear, Totem Park, Baranof Castle, the raptor center, and much more.

Explore the natural beauty of Sitka and see bears and totem poles during a small-group sightseeing excursion with a local guide—a great choice for first-time visitors and those with limited time. With convenient pickup from the port, you’ll ride in a comfortable van and visit the Fortress of the Bear, Silver Bay, and Sitka National Historic Park.

Escape the Alaska visitor crowds—and take the guesswork out of finding the most picturesque spots—on this small-group photography tour of Sitka, which includes pickup and drop-off from the cruise terminal. Take in panoramic mountain views, visit top scenic highlights like Silver Bay and Halibut Point State Recreation Site, and look out for native wildlife, including sea lions and bald eagles, along the way.

Explore Sitka without the hassle of navigating on your own on a half–day tour to the city’s top landmarks, including the Fortress of Bears, National Historic Park, and Raptor Center. No need to plan logistics: Entrance fees are included for all stops on the itinerary. In addition to round–trip transportation from the Sitka cruise port, your guide provides live commentary about landmarks passed along the way.

Get an insider’s view of Sitka with an insider guide to lead the way on this small-group tour. Listen to engaging commentary on the sites from an informative guide as you head out on the town. Enjoy up-close views of rescued bears at Fortress of the Bear, and take in the scenery at Sitka National Historical Park and admire its towering totem poles.

On this unforgettable small group tour you’ll discover why Smithsonian Magazine called Sitka, Alaska, one of the Top 20 Small Towns to Visit! On your Sitka Shore Excursion you’ll make memories that will last a lifetime as your local guide shares with you a Sitka filled with amazing wildlife, incredible beauty and unbelievable images. On your excursion of historic Sitka, Alaska, you’ll walk among the towering Totems at the Sitka National Historical Park, visit our resident Brown Bears who were rescued from certain death at the Fortress of the Bears. Also visit a beautiful fjord (Silver Bay) and discover the amazing and true stories of Alaska’s most historic city. What you'll see: * Fortress of the Bears (Rescue Center) * Sitka National Historical Park (Totem Park) * Silver Bay (Scenic Fjord) *Japonski Island

Explore Sitka, Alaska, with this private tour where you’ll see some of the best things this area has to offer. You’ll travel by passenger van to look for bald eagles and Sitka Black Tail deer. You’ll see rescue bears at the Fortress of the Bear non-profit rescue center. Get close to rehabilitated eagles, owls and other birds of prey at the Alaska Raptor Center, and finally travel to the Sitka National Historical Park to explore the rainforest. After that you can stop for refreshments.

Don't miss a thing in Sitka with our Wildlife/Whale Watching boat & Land Combo Tour, Step off the ship, and we handle the rest, no lines or hassles. Your journey for up to 6 begins with a two-hour boat ride through Sitka Sound's pristine waters, immersing you in nature from our heated vessel to encounter whales, otters & other wildlife. Upon reaching downtown Sitka, the adventure transitions to a scenic two-hour land exploration. A personally guided tour in our mini-vans, traversing Sitka's landscapes, visiting local trails, waterfalls, and estuaries, and a glimpse of the Sitka road system end to end. As a highlight, your expert guide leads you through the Fortress of the Bears, witnessing the majesty of these creatures up close. Our carefully timed trips avoid the busiest crowds, ensuring a perfect experience. Finish your tour in downtown Sitka, exploring shops and attractions on your own or enjoying your meal picnic style at the picturesque harbor or our cafe.

Personalized service you won't find anywhere. Featured on HGTV and USA Today Our Wildlife/Whale Watching Boat Tour. Every detail is tailored just for you, With concierge-level care from start to finish. Step off the ship, and we take care of everything. Our afternoon tours offer transportation to town so you can explore while you wait or board our vessel directly at the cruise dock for our morning excursions. Our intimate 6-person cruise guarantees unsurpassed personal service aboard our beautiful, heated vessel. Watch for local wildlife, including bears, eagles, otters, sea lions, seals, and whales, all while weaving through the scenic islands of Sitka. Choose add-on meal option for delicious meals from our cafe's tour menu, prepared just for you to enjoy before, during, or after your tour. Rest assured, we take care of all the planning and logistics. We guarantee you’ll be back on your ship on time, leaving you with a worry-free day and enjoying your unforgettable experience.

Enjoy a fully narrated motorcoach tour to Fortress of the Bear, a working rehabilitation center for once-orphaned brown and black bears. Then, board an excursion boat to explore a glacier-carved fjord. Along the way, you will step ashore at a remote Alaskan homestead to bask in the warmth of a crackling campfire and learn about pioneers who came in search of riches or to make a living sustained by the area’s incredible natural resources.