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Steven_T, Sep 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!
Rachel_I, Sep 2026
Easy to find, friendly...
Easy to find, friendly crew, knowledgeable. Know that there is no guarantee that you will see whales. We did because the ship captains were speaking to one another and we were in the right position on the boat, but some did not based on their boat location.
Ebony_M, Sep 2026
With love from Michigan
Captain TJ and Andrew were the best guides! I loved that it was a small group which allowed everyone an opportunity to see the whales, it made for more of a personal experience. The inside of the boat was heated which was wonderful because it does get chilly outside. Their energy and knowledge made it an unforgettable experience. We took the chance and booked outside the cruise line and did not regret it.
Julie_V, Sep 2026
Well worth the 8:20 am start.
Captain Mac and crew members Hannah and Meredith were wonderful to sail with. Each of them were as excited as spotting wildlife as they would be if it was their very first time. The captain was great about keeping an eye out and also carefully steering the boat to keep the humpbacks and orcas in easy view. I have NEVER been on a wildlife cruise where I have seen so many whales of any kind. It was utterly amazing! Hint: take the EARLY cruise. We were originally scheduled for a 10:20, which didn't have enough people on it. Therefore we were switched to the 8:20 cruise and it definitely paid off in wildlife viewing.
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Perhaps the most popular summer activity in Juneau, whale-watching is an absolute must for any visitor to the city. Though the fabulous creatures are here from April to November, the most splashing, breeching, and jumping happens from June to August—which just so happens to be when the sun is shining and Alaskan days are warm and long. From quick shore excursions to lengthy, private endeavors, all sorts of tours abound, which is lucky: Whale-watching in Juneau is some of the country’s best.

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