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Mel_M, Aug 2026
Great Excursion
Great tour. We're shown the highlights of Ketchikan and also received insider recommendations for dining. We were taken to several locations for wildlife viewing. Got to see eagles close by and several bears along a stream, including a mom & her cubs. Jody was an excellent guide. She was happy to share her knowledge and answer all our questions.
Wendy_K, Aug 2026
Do Not Miss This Tour!
I cannot more highly recommend this tour!! It was fun and interesting from beginning to end for my entire family. Every single person who worked on the tour was kind, friendly and so knowledgeable. We learned so much and didn't even realize it. That's how good they are. AND most importantly, do not miss the King Crab they sell on the boat. Yes - its pricey. But it was literally the best crab, I've ever eaten and worth every single penny.
Sarah_Q, Aug 2026
It was not their fault...
It was not their fault that there were no bears around. I'm not sure why we stopped at an old beach for 10mins, seemed like a waste of time considering there was not much to see or do. There was nothing to see at herring cove except for salmon. Tour guide Richard was great. Overall underwhelming tour and not recommended for anyone who wants to see wildlife.
Natasha_T, Aug 2026
Had such a fun morning!
We had such a great morning with Captain Jesse and Theo. They were both super lovely and knowledgeable, they made the trip very fun. We got to see whales, eagles and seals we loved the excursion and had plenty of time to walk around ketchikan afterwards so the best of both worlds. Instructions were easy and the whole experience seamless. Would definitely recommend
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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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