easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic paddling strength recommended
Join a personalized 3-hour kayak tour along Ketchikan's stunning coastline, where wildlife abounds and scenery is second to none. Glide through calm waters and discover Alaska’s marine life with local guides leading the way. Perfect for adventurers seeking an authentic, immersive experience in the Tongass National Forest.
$190.80 per Person | 2 Person Minimum | 3 Hours | Snack and Equipment Included
Embark on a personalized 3-hour kayak tour along the stunning Tongass National Forest coastline, where you’ll explore remote waters teeming with marine life. With no set route, enjoy the thrill of spotting seals, eagles, and possibly even whales, all guided by a friendly local expert. Post-paddle snacks included!
Person: $190.80
Request a departure time adjustment to more closely match your cruise ship port time when you book!
3 Hours
Alaska Kayak Companies boat and kayak tour is set up to see the wilds of Alaska from the water and not from the window of a van or charter bus. Together we will visit wild coastline where there will be salt spray but no gift shops.
With three full hours on the water you will see a range of marine and intertidal life. Unlike a dock launched kayak tour I don’t have a firmly set route. The Huckleberry (the cabined aluminum vessel in the photos) allows us the mobility to find the best water and the most wildlife that is nearby on every tour. I can’t make any promises on behalf of mother nature as we aren’t a zoo but we regularly see everything from sea stars, jellyfish, seals, and bald eagles to the occasional humpback whale, black bear, or orca!
Weather in Alaska can change quickly; wear moisture-wicking and layered clothing for comfort.
Wind and rain can affect paddling conditions, so check forecast updates before heading out.
A set of binoculars enhances wildlife viewing, especially for distant whales or birds.
Take your time enjoying the scenery and wildlife rather than rushing through the waters.
Ketchikan has rich Indigenous heritage, with the Tlingit people having inhabited the area for thousands of years, their culture reflected in local art and storytelling.
Alaska Kayak Company emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including minimal impact paddling and wildlife respect, helping preserve the delicate coastal ecosystem.
Keeps you dry during rain or splashes, essential for comfort in Alaskan weather.
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Protects against UV rays during longer sunny days on the water.
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Allows you to adjust for changing temperatures and activity levels.
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Enhances wildlife viewing during your trip.
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