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The Alaskan Passage: Private Boat Tour in Ketchikan - Ketchikan

The Alaskan Passage: Private Boat Tour in Ketchikan

Ketchikanmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–6 hours per day

Fitness Level

Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to handle personal watercraft operations and outdoor conditions comfortably.

Overview

Discover the wild beauty of Alaska on The Alaskan Passage, a private boat tour from Ketchikan. Encounter whales, glaciers, and remote islands in an unforgettable water adventure.

Boat Tour
Juneau, Alaska

The Alaskan Passage

People with a license can drive! • 7 Days

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable Alaskan adventure, navigating pristine waters on personal watercraft. Experience breathtaking landscapes, search for majestic whales, and explore remote islands. From the glacial wonders of Le Conte to the charming village of Kake, each day offers unique wildlife encounters and stunning vistas, making this journey truly remarkable.

Embark on an unforgettable Alaskan adventure, navigating pristine waters on personal watercraft. Experience breathtaking landscapes, search for majestic whales, and explore remote islands. From the glacial wonders of Le Conte to the charming village of Kake, each day offers unique wildlife encounters and stunning vistas, making this journey truly remarkable.

Adventure Tips

Dress in Waterproof and Layered Clothing

Alaskan weather can change rapidly; packing waterproof and layered clothes keeps you comfortable and dry throughout your journey.

Bring Binoculars for Wildlife Viewing

Binoculars greatly enhance your ability to spot whales, eagles, and other wildlife from a distance on the water.

Use Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Protect your skin without harming local marine life by choosing environmentally friendly sunscreen.

Charge Your Waterproof Camera

You’ll want to capture glacier views and wildlife—ensure your camera or phone is charged and waterproof or in a protective case.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Humpback whales
  • Bald eagles

History

Ketchikan and surrounding regions have deep indigenous heritage, with the Tlingit people having lived here for thousands of years.

Conservation

Local operators prioritize eco-friendly practices, ensuring minimal disturbance to habitats and promoting marine life protection initiatives.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Waterproof Jacket

Essential

Keeps you dry and warm during rainy spring excursions.

spring specific

Insulating Layers

Essential

Layering helps maintain warmth as temperatures drop.

fall specific

Polarized Sunglasses

Reduces glare off the water for better visibility and eye protection.

summer specific

Neoprene Gloves

Keeps your hands warm and functional in cold weather.

winter specific