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Alaskan Lodge Adventure & Seafeast in Ketchikan - Ketchikan

Alaskan Lodge Adventure & Seafeast in Ketchikan

Ketchikaneasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels including beginners; involves light walking and sitting during boat ride.

Overview

Discover Ketchikan’s breathtaking Inside Passage on a private 3-hour boat tour, capped with a delicious seafood feast at Silverking Lodge. Explore wildlife, rainforest trails, and savor authentic Alaskan flavors on this unforgettable adventure.

Boat Tour
Lodging
Ketchikan, Alaska

Alaskan Lodge Adventure & Seafeast

3 Hours & 45 Minutes • All Ages

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable 3-hour water adventure in Ketchikan! Experience a narrated drive to Clover Pass Resort, then cruise the Inside Passage aboard an enclosed boat. Discover abundant wildlife, stroll through a lush rainforest, and savor a delicious seafood boil at Silverking Lodge, creating lasting memories of Alaska's beauty.

Prepare for a Thrilling Water Adventure!

Duration

3 Hours & 45 Minutes

Additional Information

Check-In: All tours will meet at the Visitors Center. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before tour's scheduled start time. More information will be provided in confirmation email.Roundtrip transportation is included in tour price

About

Your tour will start immediately at the cruise ship dock as you board your motor coach and enjoy a narrated tour of Ketchikan en route to Clover Pass Resort, one of the oldest operating fishing resorts in the State of Alaska. At Clover Pass, you’ll meet your captain and first mate before stepping aboard our enclosed jet boat. Prepare for a thrilling water adventure as your captain navigates through bays and inlets, while your narrator gives you insights on the land, the air, and the sea.

Aboard the boat, you will have the opportunity to see the abundant wildlife of southeast Alaska, such as eagles, porpoises, and seals. From May through September, whales are often sighted along the tour route. Your tour will make its way by the Back Island Naval Facility and into the heart of Grant Island State Marine Park and Silverking Lodge. You’ll find plenty to do at Silverking Lodge, including viewing the underwater dock camera, checking out the catches of anglers as they come and go from the lodge. Silverking’s exclusive elevated boardwalk trail allows you to walk into the normally difficult to access rainforest. Discover it’s secrets like Old Man’s Beard and nursery trees. At the end of the trail, be sure to have your camera ready for the largest known red cedar in the Tongass National Forest. Then, venture back to the lodge for a seafood boil including Dungeness crab, shrimp, mussels, clams, sausage, corn, garlic, pearl onions, and french bread. Last but not least, visit the gift shop where you can purchase memorabilia and look for your home to place a pin on the world map.

Adventure Tips

Dress in Layers

Alaskan weather can be unpredictable, so wear layers to stay comfortable on boat and forest walks.

Bring Binoculars

Enhance wildlife sightings—bald eagles and seals are common but sometimes distant.

Use Non-Slip Footwear

Boat decks and rainforest paths can be wet and slippery; sturdy, non-slip shoes are recommended.

Charge Your Camera

You’ll want to capture the scenic Inside Passage and wildlife, so bring a fully charged camera or smartphone.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bald eagles fishing near shoreline
  • Harbor seals resting on floating logs

History

Ketchikan has a rich Native Alaskan heritage and was once known as the salmon capital, with historic fishing camps near the Inside Passage.

Conservation

Efforts in the area focus on protecting marine life and rainforest ecosystems, promoting responsible tourism and sustainable seafood sourcing.

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Recommended Gear

Waterproof Jacket

Essential

Protects against rain and wind during boat and outdoor exploration.

spring specific

Binoculars

Helps spot distant wildlife along the Inside Passage.

Non-Slip Hiking Shoes

Essential

Provides stability on wet boat decks and rainforest trails.

Layered Clothing

Essential

Allows easy adjustment to changing temperatures throughout the day.