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Denise_y, Aug 2026
Alaska
We scheduled my tour through Viator instead og the cruise ship, so when we doccked late I was in a little bit of a panik. I messaged Viotar and they , very nicely accomidated. They waited for us, made sure we could find them, and waited until we all got there. The driver was very nice and helpful.
Traci_S, Aug 2026
Mendenhall Glacier and Whale watching...THE BEST EXCURSION!!!
The Mendenhall Glacier and whale watching excursion was absolutely the BEST excursion I've ever taken. I highly recommend this excursion. The Glacier was stunning and the Whale watching was AMAZING, we seen so many humpback whales. Do this, you won't regret it.
Lori_L, Aug 2026
Alaska Tales and whale tales
Papa Bear was very informative, and we loved the music trivia game on the way back to the ship. We loved the enthusiasm of the naturalists and we learned a lot about the local whales and got many sightings of them feeding! The hike to the waterfall was so lovely, but we wished we had at least another 15 minutes to also get to the glacier viewing point. You only really have time to do one or the other in less than an hour (unless you race to the waterfall and back).
Elaine_L, Aug 2026
Don't hesitate - book this tour!
Absolutely fantastic experience! Staff was friendly, efficient and knowledgeable. Everything went smoothly from start to finish. We saw humpback whales bubble netting. So many whales! What a phenomenal experience. It was worth every penny. I highly recommend this tour. 😊😊😊
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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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