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Melissa_C, Aug 2026
Excellent Expierence
The ride to the park was very entertaining, and we saw quite a few bald eagles along the way. Sitting alongside the road, etc., not just soaring in the sky. I appreciated the history shared about the sites we passed. I always like learning the history of the towns we visit. Our driver was very friendly and knowledgeable.
Jem_F, Aug 2026
Fun trip
It was a great whale watching time. Roomy boat and we saw several whales. Snack is just a granola bar and a cup of water. But staff were very friendly and informative. We even saw the glacier from the boat and they took pictures for us. It was a sunny day though very unusual they said usually can’t see the glacier. Glacier trip was a short bus ride after. Plenty of time to walk to falls. Fun excursion worth the money.
Augustine_C, Aug 2026
Although the day started...
Although the day started out drizzling, by the time the boat arrived where the humpback whales were, the drizzling stopped and we were able to see a mother whale and her two babies swimming around the boat. The captain knew where to whales would be and the two naturalists on board were very informative. It was an enjoyable day overall.
Charles_E, Aug 2026
Highly Recommend!!!
Incredible experience. The crew is very knowledgeable, friendly and facilitate a perfect whale watching experience. After seeing all the other boats, the size and wrap around viewing deck is far superior to the rest. Don’t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to see whales!
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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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