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Leslie_B, Sept 2026
Fantastic Tour
We felt very fortunate to have Jordan as our guide through the Tongass rainforest! Jordan shared his extensive knowledge of the ecosystem of the forest and the medicinal plants used by both the Tlingit people and the black bears in the forest. I would have never thought that animals knew which plant to eat at certain times of the year. A 10/10 experience! We even got to hold a banana slug. Thank you, Jordan!
Paul_W, Sept 2026
Around Ketchikan with Al
Alan was a great tour guide and well informed of local spots to see wildlife. Nice clean and comfortable vehicle. Saw plenty of bald eagles and salmon travelling back up the river to spawn and a seal lying in wait!! Sadly didn’t see any bears but an unusually high tide might have spoilt any chance. Loads of cruise ship passengers in Front Street meant that Al wasn't easy to find - but all good in the end.
Elizabeth_B, Sept 2026
Great excursion!
Mark was very friendly and knowledgeable. He spent a lot of time explaining things and was very accessible. Loved the small boat with only a few people on it. We saw a humpback come up several times!! Captain Morgan did a great job getting us near the whale but at a respectful distance.
Diane_P, Sept 2026
An Unforgettable Day
This excursion was the highlight of our holiday. We were lucky enough to see sea lions, bald eagles and lots of bears! The two guides that we had were clearly passionate about wildlife and very enthusiastic in sharing their knowledge with us. We had the most amazing day and would not hesitate to book this tour again, if we are ever able to re-visit this beautiful part of the world.
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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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