easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; some walking involved
Set out on a personalized Ketchikan tour that combines wildlife sightings, cultural explorations, and stunning scenery. Discover the wild beauty of Alaska in a way that's tailored just for you.
Ketchikan, Alaska, known as the 'Salmon Capital of the World,' offers a rugged, authentic outdoor landscape that beckons adventurers seeking a tailored experience. Ketchikan Tours delivers custom excursions that put visitors in the driver's seat, showing off some of Alaska’s most iconic sights. Their signature activity, 'A Wee Place Between the Sea and the Mountains,' offers a personalized journey through this striking coastal town, blending wildlife encounters with cultural highlights.
The trips typically include visits to Whale Park, where the chance to spy orcas and humpbacks united with the region's natural serenity is unmatched. A walk down historic Creek Street reveals a colorful glimpse into the area's past—once a bustling red-light district now transformed into a vibrant hub for arts and local history. Visitors often trek through lush rainforests or gaze over sweeping views of the Misty Fjords, geological marvels characterized by jagged cliffs and pristine waters.
What makes Ketchikan Tours stand out is their flexibility; each tour is crafted to meet individual interests, whether that’s spotting wildlife, learning about Native Alaskan culture, or enjoying the scenic vistas. The company's deep roots in Ketchikan keep them attuned to local conservation efforts, ensuring these wild spaces remain pristine for future visitors.
This adventure-oriented business plays a crucial role in reminding visitors that Alaskan wilderness isn't just a backdrop—it's the heartbeat of the experience. Whether you're seeking a quick afternoon trip or a full-day immersion, Ketchikan Tours provides a genuine, memorable way to connect with this wild corner of the world.
Alaskan weather can change quickly; layering keeps you comfortable no matter the conditions.
A great way to spot distant wildlife like whales, eagles, and sea otters during your tour.
Bring water to stay refreshed during outdoor walks and scenic viewpoints.
Tours are popular in high season—reserve early to secure your preferred date and time.
Ketchikan’s Native Tlingit community has thrived here for centuries, influencing local culture and the landscape itself.
Ketchikan Tours emphasizes eco-friendly practices, helping protect the area’s rich biodiversity for generations to come.
Comfortable, grip-friendly shoes are key for walking and sightseeing on varied terrains.
Weather in Alaska can change instantly; a waterproof jacket keeps you dry.
spring|fall|winter specific
Enhance wildlife viewing opportunities during your tour.
Capture distant whales, eagles, and scenic vistas.