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All Juneau Tours & Excursions in 2026

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Valerie_C, Sept 2026
An absolutely unforgettable Alaska experience!
Absolutely amazing experience! We saw three whales, bald eagles, Mendenhall Glacier and hiked out to beautiful Nugget Falls. I honestly could have sat there all day just taking it all in! The tour was well organized, the guides were great, and the entire day was unforgettable. Definitely one of the highlights of our Alaska trip and something I would 100% recommend!
Jeana_C, Sept 2026
Shoes will be muddy
Comfortable trolley ride to the glacier with ample time to complete a hike to Nugget Falls (approximately 22 minutes each way). Visitor center is a must—the view is amazing and informative. The ladies room only has 3 stalls so use the trailer outside.
Angel_S, Sept 2026
10/10 experience! tour...
10/10 experience! tour bus drivers were friendly, organized, and punctual. whale watching guides were knowledgeable and kept the group engaged the whole time and helped point out whales out on the water. the stop at mendenhall glacier was gorgeous, definitely take the hike to nugget falls if you can. would definitely recommend and do it again!
Steven_T, Sept 2026
It was an amazing...
It was an amazing experience! The captain and his crew were very knowledge of the area and the whales. We saw multiple whales, both solitary and in groups “bubble feeding”! We also saw a very rare sight, a whale breaching! It was incredible. We would absolutely recommend this tour when you are visiting Juneau!
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With no roads in or out, Juneau might seem a strange choice for a state capital—but it’s certainly no strange choice for travelers looking to experience the 49th state. From this town hanging off a mountainside, there’s nowhere to go but into the wild: Juneau tours lead to the foot of glaciers, the playgrounds of whales, the edges of the forest, and beyond. Of course, gold-rush history and Alaskan cuisine shouldn’t be overlooked, and there will be plenty of time for that between whale-watching, hiking, paddling, and getting familiar with America’s wild side.

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