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All Ketchikan Tours & Excursions in 2026

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Audrey_M, Jun 2026
Great way to sea kayak for the first time
Kayaking was one of our must do activities in Ketchikan and this tour did not disappoint! The cove they took us to was beautiful with calm water and perfect weather. Our guides were very friendly and knowledgeable and helped us make our trip a very memorable one! My daughter hopes to do what they do in the near future and they shared a wealth of valuable information as well.
James_L, Jun 2026
Great excursion
Daniel was a great guide for the day. He rolled with everything we asked him to do. We didn’t feel rushed at any location but he kept us moving so we didn’t miss anything. He even made a last min stop for something my wife wanted to do that we forgot about. We saw more and had a better time than people we talked to that did an excursion with the cruise line.
Jeanne_Y, Jun 2026
Great views and great tour!
Trolley tour was very easy to find, right across from visitors center. My husband rides a mobility scooter and they were able to store the scooter at the office inside til we got back. Thanks again for the great tour! We also saw lots of amazing eagles!
Brooke_F, Jun 2026
So much fun!
This was such a fun experience. They provide boots and water resistant coveralls and jackets. It was beautiful on the water last week. We got a little chilly but loved it. The boats zoom fast and you get a different perspective of Alaska! We saw tons of eagles and seals. The guide was great. Would 10/10 recommend this excursion!
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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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