easy
2.5 hours
Suitable for all levels, comfortable walking ability recommended
Discover the layered history and wild beauty of Sitka on a 2.5-hour guided tour. From totem poles to WWII sites, this experience offers a vivid look at Alaska’s unique heritage and landscape. Join seasoned guides and see Sitka through an immersive local lens.
2.5 Hours • Up to 14 People • Ages 0 -100
Experience the beauty and history of Sitka on a captivating 2.5-hour tour. Visit the Fortress of the Bear, explore Sitka National Historical Park's totem poles, and discover Japonski Island's WWII sites. Led by knowledgeable local guides, this tour promises unforgettable wildlife encounters and stunning photo opportunities. Book your adventure today!
2.5 Hours
The Sitka Tour includes a stop at our most popular attractions such as Fortress of the Bear and Sitka National Historical Park. Along the way, we will show you everything Sitka has to offer from our harbors to local life. Fortress of the Bear is a rehabilitation/sanctuary for orphaned Coastal Brown Bears and Black bears. Sitka National Historical Park is filled with Russian and Alaskan Native history. We will walk you through the park to see the totem poles and share some of Sitka's history along the way. During this tour, you will have multiple photo opportunities! Book with us for an unforgettable Sitka Experience!
Please select the tour time/day that best accommodates your cruise ship
Each tour time provided on our schedule will list what cruise ship will work best with that tour.
We are not ADA accessible, we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Same day bookings are NOT refundable
The terrain includes paved paths and some uneven areas, so comfortable, supportive footwear is recommended.
With scenic views, wildlife sightings, and historic sites, plenty of photo-worthy moments await.
Alaska’s weather can change quickly; layering is key to stay comfortable throughout the tour.
Popular tours fill quickly, especially during peak seasons, so secure your spot early.
Sitka was once the capital of Russian America and features a rich indigenous Tlingit heritage that continues to influence the area today.
Sitka Tundra Tours emphasizes responsible tourism by promoting wildlife awareness and minimizing ecological impact during their excursions.
Layering keeps you comfortable as temperatures fluctuate throughout the day.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
A good set of binoculars enhances wildlife viewing, especially for distant birds and mammals.
Capture the scenic vistas and wildlife in sharp detail to bring home memories.
Protect yourself from sudden rain or spray coming off the coast.
spring|fall|winter specific