alaska shore excursion Cruise

Highlights:

• Uncover the advanced technology and vast supplies that are needed to ensure your cruise vacation runs smoothly.
• Visit the Main Galley for a closer look into how our culinary experts prepare about 25,000 meals for guests each day, and catch a glimpse of the impressive volume of ingredients it takes to make this happen.
• Discover the engine control room, an exciting place where engineers control all onboard systems, including air conditioning, refrigeration, plumbing, and more.
• Take a stroll down I-95, the "main highway" for onboard crew that runs down the center of the ship and is named after the longest highway on the United States east coast.
• Marvel at massive machines in our onboard laundry room that can hold up to 264 pounds of laundry in every load.
• Witness advanced navigation and communications equipment in action at the bridge from the same vantage point your Captain uses to expertly scan the sea and chart your voyage.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass and driver’s license
• Camera

What to Wear:

• Non-slip shoes
• Close-toed shoes
• Comfortable attire

Important Notes:

• Guests must be able to walk and stand for extended periods and climb numerous steps.
• Guests in wheelchairs and those with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• Guests must wear personal protective gear (PEP) if and when provided.
• Photos and video may be restricted in certain areas of the ship.
• Children must be six (6) years or older to participate in this tour.
• Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting this tour.
• Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• Guests with back, neck, knee or ankle issues should consult with their physician before participating in this tour.
• Guests with heart issues, poor physical fitness, and other health concerns should not select this tour.
• Guests and crew must wear masks at all times. Please note Tour order may change.

Highlights:

• Skip along just 20 inches over the surface of the water on one of only two hovercrafts of this model in the U.S.
• Keep your eyes peeled for whales, harbor seals, and other marine and mammal wildlife that thrive in this remote area.
• Breathe in the crisp, clean Alaskan air and gaze at the rugged scenery that inspired Alaska’s title as The Last Frontier.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Cash/credit cards
• Camera
• Sun protection

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• This tour is not suitable for wheelchair or motorized scooter users.
• On this tour, guests may encounter steps to enter and exit the hovercraft.
• All children, regardless of age, are required to be counted as passengers on the boat as per federal regulations. Guests younger than 2 years old must be pre-registered to ensure passenger count doesn't exceed vessel capacity.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass
• Driver's license
• Credit card

Important Notes:

• Guests must be 21 years of age, have legal photo ID and be able to walk over the course of ¾ mile, flat terrain. Must dress for the weather.
• Due to historic building sites this tour is not wheelchair or scooter accessible. Walkers and canes strongly discouraged due to walking distance.

Highlights:

• Begin with a narrated van ride along a scenic coastal road that parallels the Tongass Narrows.
• Arrive at Bonfire Bay, where you'll board a vessel for a brief ride to Hump Island Oyster Farm, keeping an eye out for wildlife along the way.
• Upon arrival at Hump Island Oyster Farm, learn about the facility and the oyster growing process, followed by a walk-through of the daily operations of sustainable kelp and oyster farming.
• Enjoy a hands-on experience with the interactive touch tank and great photo opportunities.
• Enjoy a tasting of locally-harvested, fresh grilled and raw oysters as well as a variety of unique kelp products.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass
• Credit cards
• Local currency

What to Wear:

• Non-slip shoes

Important Notes:

• Guests with shellfish allergies should not select this tour.
• This tour is not ADA-accessible.
• A combination of Three oysters (raw and grilled) per person are included with the tasting, as well as a variety of local kelp salsas, chips, hot sauces, and our signature mignonette.
• A glass of beer, wine or bubbly will pair perfectly with your tasting.

Highlights:

• Tour Ketchikan in rugged luxury in a Hummer H2 with a knowledgeable tour guide at your service!
• Choose your tour - visit totem pole parks, rainforests, a beach, Herring Cove, waterfalls or Ward Lake.
• Enjoy the style and comfort of a state-of-the-art H2 Hummer that can accommodate up to five passengers.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Tour price is per vehicle, not per person; all entrance fees and a light snack are included.
• he Hummer H2 can accommodate up to 5 passengers.
• This tour should only be pre-reserved by one individual per party; the entire cost of the vehicle will be charged to the reserving individual’s payment method and cannot be divided amongst individuals by the cruise line.
• The cruise line will not match persons requesting an excursion to form a private group for this tour.
• This tour is non-refundable within 24 hours of port arrival.

Highlights:

• Glide through a rainforest canopy along dual cable zip lines and aerial bridges between tall Spruce, Hemlock and Cedar trees.
• Discover Eagle Creek falls and cross three hanging sky bridges offering views of the virgin forest below.
• Gear down at base camp and receive a custom-cast Alaska Canopy Adventures medal in recognition of your achievement.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking Shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Participants must be at least 60 inches tall and between 90 and 250 pounds.
• Guests are recommended to dress in layers and bring a rain jacket.

Highlights:

• Travel by floatplane, viewing a landscape of forested mountains and pristine lakes on your way to the viewing location.
• Look down from your viewing platform to see large numbers of salmon congregate to complete their spawning journey.
• See Black Bears feed on Salmon while viewing a variety of birds, Sitka Black-tailed deer, mink and Marten.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hiking/walking shoes
• Wind/water resistant jacket
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Approximately 40 minutes total flight and 60 minutes at the viewing platform.
• Likelihood of seeing bears is good, although not guaranteed.
• Tour is available from late July, peak bear sighting season.
• Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Highlights:

• Fly over the largest national forest in the United States by floatplane while making your way to Neets Bay.
• Explore Neets Bay, one of the finest bear-viewing locations in Alaska and home to a salmon hatchery operation.
• Watch bears feed on salmon in their natural habitat and observe other wildlife in the Tongass National Forest.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hiking shoes
• Waterproof clothing

Important Notes:

• Approximate 60-minute flight time and 45 minutes at viewing area.
• This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility.
• Tour operates during prime bear viewing months, late July through mid-September.
• Wildlife sightings are frequent, but they cannot be guaranteed.
• Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Highlights:

• Take an exhilarating cruise along the coast of Clover Passage, where a variety of wildlife can be spotted.
• Walk through the unspoiled beauty of a coastal rainforest on a remote island as you learn about the botanical species native to the area.
• Enjoy an Alaskan style snack of smoked salmon, cheese, and crackers as you take in the incredible landscape that surrounds you.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Cash/credit cards
• Camera
• Binoculars
• Sun protection

What to Wear:

• Weather appropriate clothing (layers recommended)
• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.
• Children 12 years of age and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. • Children 13-17 years of age must have a signed parental consent form to participate without a parent.

Highlights:

• Fulfill your sense of adventure as you wind a Jeep Wrangler® through the rugged back roads of Revillagigedo Island.
• Experience the unique ecosystem of Lake Harriet Hunt, including the Sundew, a rare carnivorous plant, by paddling a guided native-style canoe through its waters.
• Enjoy a short nature walk through an old-growth forest on the other side of the lake and taste a hearty Alaskan snack prepared for you by the camp cook.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Layered clothing
• Extra pair of socks
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• The nature walk portion of the tour is optional as guests may stay at the camp with the cook if they prefer.
• Raingear is provided; however, guests are encouraged to bring their own to ensure maximum comfort while on tour.
• Tour will operate in most weather conditions.
• Drivers must be at least 25 years old, are required to show a current driver’s license, and must sign a liability/insurance waiver.
• Moderate to good physical condition is necessary for participation in this excursion.
• Children must weigh at least 40 pounds in order to fit into required life jackets while canoeing.
• Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Children 13-17 must have a signed parental consent form to participate in the absence of a parent or guardian.
• Children under the age of five will not be accommodated on this tour.

Highlights:

• Embark on a guided fishing charter into the fertile waters of Knudson Cove.
• Set out your lines and get ready to real in your fresh salmon catch.
• Keep your eyes peeled for seals, whales, bald eagles and other Alaskan wildlife.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Warm clothes
• Wind /water resistant jacket

Important Notes:

• Alaska State Law requires a $15 one-day fishing license, which may be purchased with cash or credit card from your fishing boat captain.
• During King Salmon season, a $15 King Salmon stamp is also required.
• No guarantees are made with respect to catching any fish.
• The Alaska Department of Fish & Game have issued an Emergency Order prohibiting the retention of King Salmon between April 1 and June 14. Any King Salmon caught must be released immediately, and unharmed.
• It may be high tide when you arrive at the marina, so please be prepared to walk up or down a very steep ramp at times, and be able to climb into the boat.
• Each boat will provide snacks and drinks. There is a bathroom on each boat, along with places to sit inside a cabin.

Highlights:

• View the world's largest collection of authentic totem poles at Saxman Totem Park while learning their history.
• Receive an elaborate, time-honored welcome of years gone by from Tlingit villagers at Saxman Native Village.
• Watch young performers demonstrate dances and tell tribal stories during your exclusive visit to the Beaver Clan House.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• he village reflects the lifestyle of today's natives, while still upholding tradition.

Highlights:

• Enjoy natural surroundings in Ketchikan in search of Black Bears in their natural habitat in Herring Cove.
• Observe salmon runs in Eagle Creek and estuary.
• View the abundance of wildlife as you hike through the heart of the dense rainforest.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Available to small groups, on a limited basis.
• Participants must be at least 12 years old and able to walk up to one mile without assistance.
• Participants are recommended to wear long pants and to avoid wearing bright colors.
• The tour operates mid July-September.

Information

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Tour may run in reverse order.

Highlights:

• Embark on a scenic eco-tour, complete with a nature hike, raptor center, a native totem carver, and historic sawmill.
• Visit Herring Cove, home to eagles, Black Bears, seals, and a variety of other species.
• Follow Eagle Creek at an open estuary along an elevated wooden boardwalk overlooking grassy wetlands.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Layered clothing
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Warm layered clothing and comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
• Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.
• The trail is relatively flat, combination of gravel and elevated boardwalk, with only a few slight inclines.

Highlights:

• Witness the Great Alaskan Lumberjack show for a glimpse of hard-working pioneer days.
• Enjoy a narrated drive along Ketchikan's waterfront and through the former Red-Light District.
• Visit the Potlatch Totem Park and for a colorful look at Alaska’s artful native culture.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• May be a short wait prior to the lumberjack show start.
• Tour may run in reverse order.
• Wheelchair guests are encouraged to have a companion to assist.

Highlights:

• Enjoy a high-speed boat ride in search of Black bears, eagles, seals, sea lions, porpoise, orca and Humpback whales.
• Watch as bears gather near the creek mouths waiting for fish to move upstream, depending on the season.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Layered clothing
• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Wildlife sightings not guaranteed; excursion available on select sailings.
• Participants at least 5 years old and not more than 320 pounds.
• Late July-September departures may include a bus/van transfer.

Highlights:

• Drive your own specially-designed adventure kart and get your adrenaline pumping.
• Climb high above the forest canopy for unparalleled views of the Tongass National Forest, Behm Canal and the fabled Inside Passage.
• Keep your eyes peeled for native wildlife.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Drivers must be at least 16 years with a valid drivers license.
• Karts accommodate two guests.
• Karts are shared vehicles.
• Rain gear, dust masks, helmets and gloves, provided.
• Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• Guests participating in these activities do so at their own risk. The nature of this tour includes inherent risks for its participants. All guests must understand and acknowledge that this activity bears certain known and unanticipated risks which could result in serious bodily injury. Make certain you are aware of these risks before purchase.

Highlights:

• Discover amazing wildlife, including eagles, crabs, and octopus.
• Enjoy stadium-style seating on your quest across the Inside Passage.
• Learn about commercial fishing and the fishermen's unique adventures.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Cash/credit cards
• Sun protection

What to Wear:

• Hat/sunglasses
• Shoes with non-slip soles
• Wind/water resistant jacket
• Warm clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests must be at least 5 years old.
• This tour does not go out into the rough waters of the open ocean.
• Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• Guests using motorized wheelchairs, manual wheelchairs, small scooters, walkers and/or canes can all be accommodated. The main deck area is all one level and there is an accessible restroom on board.

Highlights:

• Explore the mysterious Rudyerd Bay, surrounded by 3,000-ft high granite cliffs.
• Glide beneath miles of icy mountain tops and spectacular evergreen forest canopies.
• View wildlife and learn about the natural history of the area.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Warm clothes
• Wind /water resistant jacket

Important Notes:

• Warm, rainproof jacket recommended on observation deck.
• Wildlife sightings are frequent, but not guaranteed.
• Tour operates in all weather conditions.

Highlights:

• Board an Alaskan floatplane for the ride of your life.
• Explore the stunning Misty Fjords National Monument.
• Get a bird's-eye-view of the awe-inspiring natural landscape.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Approximate flight time is 60 minutes.
• Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Highlights:

• Enjoy a narrated scenic drive through Ketchikan to Clover Pass Resort, while learning more about life on the island.
• Capture the beauty in seeing an eagle's nest first hand, and venture past a US submarine acoustic testing facility.
• Experience Silverking Lodge in Grant Island Marine Park, and view the largest known red cedar in Tongass National Forest.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellent
• Binoculars

What to Wear:

• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Tour involves approximately walking 0.5 miles up and down dock ramps.
• While walking you might encounter steep inclines at extreme low tides.

Highlights:

• Enjoy panoramic views of the mountains and waterfalls on your approximate 20-minute narrated flight.
• Land at George Inlet Lodge to enjoy an appetizer while your host entertains with stories and knowledge of Alaska.
• Dine on a crab feast - oriental salad, steamed baby red potatoes, and Dungeness crab.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Tour may run in reverse order.
• Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Highlights:

• Saxman Native Village: Photograph the stately totem poles and browse through a local gift shop for that perfect souvenir.
• Crab Feast: Savor a sumptuous spread that features fresh Dungeness crab, dipped in drawn butter.
• George Inlet Lodge: The rustic yet elegant lodge and its cordial staff exude Alaskan warmth and charm.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Tour order may vary.
• Crab feast includes Oriental salad, steamed baby red potatoes, Dungeness crab, and blueberry cheesecake for dessert.
• Wheelchair guests are encouraged to have a companion to assist.

Highlights:

• Explore Ketchikan's most historic regions and rustic charms.
• Travel past the Salmon ladder on Ketchikan Creek and catch fish leaping upstream.
• Discover beautiful Whale Park with its striking totem poles and stunning flowers.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• The "Duck" is a bus/boat, Coast Guard certified amphibian.

Highlights:

• Step aboard a historic trolley and enjoy the colorful sights of Alaska's first city.
• Visit Saxman Native Village, where you'll have time to photograph the stately totems and browse the local gift shop.
• Stop at Creek street - once the red-light district for Ketchikan - get off and enjoy on your own.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• This tour is not able to accommodate motorized scooters or wheelchairs.

Highlights:

• Experience Saxman Native Village and the Great Alaska Lumberjack Show.
• Enjoy a guided tour through the living culture of modern day Southeast Alaskan Natives at Saxman Native Village.
• Live the life of a lumberjack through educational and thrill-seeking competitive events.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellent

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Layered clothing
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Tour may run in reverse order.
• Wheelchair guests are encouraged to have a companion to assist.

Highlights:

• Watch Alaska's rich logging history come to life as you visit.
• The Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show.
• See the world's best timber athletes go head to head in more than a dozen exciting and dangerous events.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• The grandstands are cushioned, covered and heated, so the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show is perfect rain or shine.
• The Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show is scooter/wheelchair accessible.
• Seating is available for guests that can not climb stairs.

Highlights:

• Begin your Alaskan adventure with a scenic drive through historic Ketchikan to the trailhead, with your friendly guide sharing local knowledge of the history and culture of the people of Ketchikan.
• Enjoy a narrated hike through the Tongass National Forest, the world's largest temperate rainforest, and gaze at the giant cedar, hemlock, and spruce trees towering overhead.
• Follow the stone steps to a lookout featuring beautiful views of a cascading waterfall.
• Cool off with a local brew at Arctic Bar, the oldest bar still operating in Ketchikan.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass
• Driver's license

What to Wear:

• Hiking shoes
• Weather-appropriate attire

Important Notes:

• Guests with mobility issues, heart or respiratory illnesses, or other medical conditions should take particular caution when selecting this hiking excursion.
• Guests must be able to walk over steep inclines and steps.
• Tour includes snacks and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
• Tour guides carry insect repellent.
• Guests must be 21 or older to consume alcohol.
• Alcohol may be available. Please drink responsibly.

Highlights:

• Join your guide, an Alaskan photographer, and visit multiple sites that are perfect for taking iconic photos of the Ketchikan area.
• If you’re already an expert, you can take advantage of insider knowledge on the best locations, and if you’re a novice photographer, learn the best ways to capture incredible shots.
• Explore Ketchikan's most photogenic spots, like rushing water and flowing water sites, broad mountains, Cape Fox Totem, and Bar Harbor.
• Relax and review your images over a piping hot cup of coffee and delicious cookies at Potlatch Totem Parks & Gifts.
• Last, stop at the North Tongass Ocean for one last chance to shoot before returning to the port.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass
• Driver's license

What to Wear:

• Weather-appropriate attire

Important Notes:

• Bottled water, coffee, and cookies are included.
• Guests must be able to enter and exit the van at multiple sites and walk modest distances.
• Guests with DSLR, point-and-shoot, or smart phone cameras are welcome.

Highlights:

• Immerse yourself in the art, culture, and traditions of Southeast Alaskan Native culture as you explore Totem Bight State Park.
• Travel like the native Alaskans once did, as you glide across Lake Harriet Hunt in an easy-to-paddle, 37-foot Native-style canoe.
• Sample Alaskan-style fare, including clam chowder, smoked salmon, and wild berry jam.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Cash/credit cards
• Camera
• Binoculars
• Sun protection
• Change of clothes (recommended)

What to Wear:

• Layered clothing
• Walking shoes

Important Notes:

• This tour is not appropriate for guests with limited mobility.
• Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting this tour.
• Children 12 years of age and under must be accompanied by an adult. Children between 13 and 17 years of age must have a signed parental consent form to participate in this tour in the absence of a parent or guardian.
• Complementary beverages include: hot chocolate, juice, water, and coffee.
• Complementary snacks include: clam chowder, rolls with jam, smoked salmon, crackers, and mints.
• This tour operates rain or shine and may operate in reverse order.
• Life jacket, rain gear (poncho) are provided free of charge.
• Guests will be provided with a souvenir "I Canoed Ketchikan" pin.

Highlights:

• Cruise Alaska’s rugged coastline and wilderness passages in search of whales, seals, bears, porpoises, and eagles on an expedition vessel.
• Journey to the remote Annette Island where you’ll meet your Tsimshian Alaska Native camp hosts.
• Learn intertidal harvesting techniques, while exploring a pristine Alaskan beach.
• Savor delicious Alaskan flavors and dishes beside a crackling bonfire.
• Enjoy unparalleled access to Alaska’s remote wilderness, while enjoying local culture and flavors on this intimate, boutique experience.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• Guests must be at least 5 years old to participate.
• Guests must be able to disembark onto the beach via a 5-rung ladder.
• Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• Tour operates in all weather conditions.
• Wildlife sightings are frequent, but not guaranteed.
• Guests will have the opportunity to purchase local goods including smoked salmon, devil’s club tea, pickled bull kelp, and salmon jerky.

Highlights:

• Take a scenic drive through the heart of Ketchikan.
• Embark on an award-winning wildlife-viewing cruise where you’ll enjoy guaranteed sightings of American bald eagles.
• Sip a warm hot chocolate and savor a complimentary tasting of Alaskan hors d’oeuvres, including a smoked salmon spread.
• Enjoy panoramic views of the Tongass National Forest, Vallenar Rocks and its resident wildlife, and the historic Guard Island Lighthouse.
• Marvel at the beauty of the Alaskan Native clan house and hand-carved cedar totem poles at Totem Bight State Park.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Binoculars

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing
• Wind / water resistant jacket
• Gloves

Important Notes:

• Guests in wheelchairs should not select this tour.
• Guests must be able to negotiate three steps to board the bus and to board the vessel. Courtesy wheelchair service to the tour vessel is provided and the tour operator can assist passengers who are physically challenged.
• Each vessel has two lavatories.
• The vessel’s crew of three includes the captain (tour director), and two deckhands (guides).
• Guides can take photos of guests in front of Totem Bight State Park and the Guard Island Lighthouse.
• On a few days each season, stormy weather may prevent the vessel from safely getting to the lighthouse. On those days, the tour will spend more time viewing eagles in more protected areas.

Highlights:

• Fall under the spell of the peace, stillness and unparalleled splendor of Tongass National Forest as you paddle across a serene lake and walk among the towering trees.
• Paddle a native canoe to experience these surroundings as pioneers did.
• Learn about the plants and animals that inhabit this old-growth forest.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Cash/credit cards
• Sun protection

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing
• Gloves

Important Notes:

• Restroom facilities are limited. Life jacket and rain gear are provided.
• This tour is not appropriate for pregnant guests or those with limited mobility.
• Children 12 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Teenagers 13-17 must have a signed parental consent form to participate in the absence of a parent or guardian.

Highlights:

• Marvel at Alaska's haunting beauty during a wildlife-sighting cruise, a rainforest walk, and a drive through rustic, picturesque Ketchikan.
• Savor Alaska cuisine with beautiful views of back in time at the Historic George Inlet Cannery for lunch and exploration.
• Visit Saxman Native Village to see the World's Largest Collection of Totem Poles.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Warm layered clothing
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Rain jacket

Important Notes:

• Guests must be able to walk about 200 yards, including 100 yards on the rainforest trail, as well as navigate both stairs to board and exit the bus, and tide-variable ramps.
• This excursion is not recommended for individuals who have difficulty walking or for guests using wheelchairs or assistive devices.
• The tour operates in all weather conditions.
• Wildlife sightings are frequent but not guaranteed.
• Dietary accommodations may be made in advance.
• Beer and wine are available for purchase aboard the cruise vessel for $6 per drink.
• Allen Marine is certified by Adventure Green Alaska.

Highlights:

• Behold the splendor and magnificence of America's largest national forest, more than 17 million acres of exquisite terrain.
• Witness nature's creatures — eagles on the wing, spawning salmon, Sitka black tailed deer and black bear — in their own habitat.
• Drink in the forest's sweet clean air and allow its ancient stillness to refresh your body and soul.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Binoculars

What to Wear:

• Dress for inclement weather; layers are recommended
• Comfortable footwear; boots are not necessary

Important Notes:

• This is not a tour for people with mobility issues. Guests must be able to walk and stand for two hours.
• Guests will walk approximately 2 miles total with occasional stops.
• Guests should consider their physical fitness level/medical history for this tour. Guests with pre-existing bodily injuries, such as neck, back, knee and/or shoulder injuries, cardiac conditions, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, or cardiac conditions should take caution. Guests with any heart or respiratory conditions, or other medical conditions should take particular caution.
• Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.

Highlights:

• The Great Alaska Lumberjack Show: Sit back and enjoy an exciting, high-energy display of lumberjack skills that will amaze you.
• Hop on the Trolley Tour and be treated to a relaxing, fun-filled trip that highlights Ketchikan's historical and cultural legacy.
• Photograph stately totem poles and browse through a local gift shop for that perfect souvenir at the Saxman Native Village.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Cash/credit cards for shopping

What to Wear:

• Comfortable walking shoes
• Layered clothing
• Light rain jacket

Important Notes:

• There may be a short wait prior to the lumberjack show start.
• There are times when this tour may run in reverse order.

Highlights:

• Board a Raider Pro Fisherman and experience an anglers dream come true - fishing for Pacific halibut in Alaska.
• Pursue the elusive halibut with an experienced guide while learning the secrets of working the tides.
• Deliver your halibut and a purchase of local Alaskan seafood shipment to your home for an additional charge.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Layered clothing
• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Fishing vessel has a porta-potty style restroom.
• We regret that fish cannot be stored onboard your ship.
• No guarantees are made with respect to catching any fish.
• Participants between 5 and 90 years old, not more than 300 pounds.
• This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility.
• A valid one-day, $15.00 fishing license is required when 16 years and over.
• Due to the limited time spent in port on select sailings, the tour duration may be 5 hours depending on ships arrival/departure time.

Highlights:

• Float over to the Tatoosh Islands on a scenic inflatable boat ride while learning about kayak safety.
• Launch in your double see kayak to see a variety of plant and animal life in the Tongass National Forest.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and Sunglasses
• Comfortable shoes

Important Notes:

• Participants must be at least 8 years old and weigh less than 270 pounds.
• This excursion involves up to 1.75 hours of paddling.
• Guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.

Highlights:

• Live your Alaskan dreams on this up-close exploration of spectacular Endicott Arm, including exciting views of the impressive Dawes Glacier.
• Weave through shimmering icebergs and travel near the rugged shoreline on a nimble vessel.
• Listen as a knowledgeable naturalist and crew provide compelling narration about this wildly beautiful area.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Cash/credit cards
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Mask
• Binoculars

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat, gloves, and sunglasses
• Wind- or waterproof jacket
• Warm, layered wool or fleece clothing

Important Notes:

• This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility.
• On this tour, guests may encounter a narrow, moderately steep moving gangway and a raised threshold.
• This tour is conducted in a dynamic, wilderness area and as such conditions are ever-changing. Should ice conditions preclude entry into Endicott Arm on the day of the tour, guests will have the option to continue on a modified wildlife viewing and sight-seeing tour at a reduced rate. This alternative option will explore beautiful surroundings, visit waterfalls and search for wildlife in the area.
• Approximate tour duration will range between 6 to 6.5 hours.
• Please be advised that this tour is likely to sell out. We recommend you book early so you don't miss out.

Highlights:

• Board the catamaran and find a great viewing spot from the heated cabins with large windows and set out to Endicott Arm Fjord, the southern edge of Fords Terror Wilderness area and a popular area for seals.
• Maneuver close to the ever-changing face of Dawes Glacier, more than 600 feet tall and a half-mile wide, and known for its spectacular calving displays which produce huge, chunky icebergs
• Cruise beneath ice cliffs that rise 4,000 feet above the sea, so close you can feel the mist of a waterfall on your face.
• Keep your phones and cameras handy for photos of the pigeon guillemots, bald eagles, harbor seals, mountain goats and bears that frequent the area.
• Enjoy a continental breakfast, unlimited hot and cold drinks, a picnic-style lunch and a complimentary “Glacier Blue” margarita during our journey.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass
• Credit cards
• Binoculars

What to Wear:

• SeaPass
• Credit cards

Important Notes:

• A continental breakfast, picnic lunch, snack, coffee, tea, hot chocolate and blue margarita are included.
• Tour is not wheelchair accessible.
• Little walking is required but guests must negotiate a narrow, moderately-steep gangway with only minor assistance.

Highlights:

• Experience Juneau on foot and see it up close while snacking on great food and beverages.
• Taste the best of Alaskan seafood and other iconic dishes as you stroll with your hosts, Juneau residents.
• Delve into the city’s rich history as your hosts relate local legends and anecdotes.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Cash/credit cards
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Water bottle

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing including rainwear if appropriate

Important Notes:

• On this tour, guests may encounter considerable leisurely walking, extended periods of standing, and some slight inclines.
• Guests wishing to participate must sign a waiver.

Highlights:

• Meet your Mercedes Sprinter "land yacht" at the pier for a scenic, 25-minute drive to Auke Bay.
• Board Alaska's only whale-watching yachts to set out on your adventure in style.
• Enjoy refreshments including local Alaskan beer, wine, Champagne, soft drinks, coffee, a scrumptious charcuterie board and an all-time local favorite – Smoked Salmon Dip.
• Cast your eyes to the frigid, gorgeous waters during one of Alaska's best whale watching experiences to look for massive humpback whales leaping into the air, as well as orcas, bald eagles, harbor seals, sea lions, and porpoises.
• Weather permitting, on the return trip, stop at the historic Brotherhood Bridge for a photo ops of the formidable Mendenhall Glacier.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass
• Local currency
• Credit cards

What to Wear:

• Non-slip shoes
• Warm clothing
• Rain jacket

Important Notes:

• Foldable wheelchairs can be accommodated, but not motorized scooters.
• Guests must be able to navigate one large step to board the yacht.
• Beer, wine, champagne, sodas, and water are all included.
• The tour is available to purchase for private departure.

Highlights:

• Bike for approximately 8.5 miles while witnessing breathtaking views of Auke Lake, Mendenhall Glacier, and the surrounding forest.
• Discover Mendenhall Glacier - the largest, most rugged glacier accessible by road.
• Savor award-winning beers from a variety of Alaskan microbreweries inside Merchant's Wharf, a landmark in aviation history.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.
• Minimum age for beer tasting is 21 with photo ID and date of birth. Alcohol may be served, please drink responsibly.

Highlights:

• Everyone has a guaranteed window seat with full narration throughout the flight.
• View the most glaciers shown on any tour in Juneau including the Taku Glacier which is the largest glacier in the 1,500 sq mile Juneau Icefield!
• Elegantly rustic experience includes breathtaking views, access to exclusive remote historic Lodge, guided interpretive nature walks, glacier view dining. The ultimate escape into the true Alaska.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Warm clothes

Important Notes:

• Guests enjoy a window seat and a headset for continuous narration.
• Approximate flight time is 45 minutes.
• While wild bear sightings though frequent, they can not be guaranteed.
• Kindly note that Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Highlights:

• The most glaciers viewed on any flightseeing tour in Juneau!
• Soar over 5 exclusive glaciers including the largest in the ENTIRE Juneau Icefield, the Taku Glacier.
• Fly in a classic DeHavilland Otter seaplane with your own window seat view!

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Warm clothes

Important Notes:

• Guests enjoy a window seat and a headset for continuous narration.
• Approximate flight time is 40 minutes.
• Kindly note that Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Highlights:

• Enjoy 50 minutes of helicopter time over Juneau Icefield past Wonderland, Glacier King, the Mendenhall Towers, and Devil's Paw.
• Trek on foot after landing in two locations and witness firsthand a variety of geological and environmental processes at work.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Socks recommended
• Hat and sunglasses
• Warm layers

Important Notes:

• Glacier boots are provided.
• For security purposes, no bags are allowed on the helicopter.
• Expect approximately 50 minutes of helicopter time and 30 minutes for landings.
• Due to weight and balance in the helicopter, guests must register their body weight at the time of booking. Guests weighing 250 lbs. or more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight surcharge of $100.00 to reserve adequate space onboard the helicopter. This is required to ensure guest safety and comfort. The surcharge will be manually added to your account.
• TEMSCO Helicopters does not permit the use of iPads, iPad Minis or any tablet device on our flightseeing tours. No Go-Pro Sticks, extendible items or drones allowed on tour. Please plan accordingly.
• The Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Highlights:

• Enjoy Spectacular mountain and valley views while learning about the process that formed this scenic valley.
• Float a 5-mile section of a glacial stream.
• Join a paddle raft team or let an expert take the helm.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and Photo ID
• Camera
• Sun Protection
• Cash/Credit Cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Warm clothing/Layers
• Extra pair of socks

Important Notes:

• Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests with pre-existing neck, back, knee and/or shoulder injuries, cardiac conditions, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, other heart or respiratory conditions or any other medical condition must take particular caution when selecting a tour - particularly tours categorized as "strenuous." Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them.
• Guests must be able to climb 15-20 steps.
• Rain gear and life jackets are provided.
• Alaskan style snack is included.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat, gloves and sunglasses
• Wind/water resistant jacket
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Participants must be able and willing to paddle for 1.5 to 2 hours.
• Life jacket and rain gear are provided.
• This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.
• Children must weigh at least 40 pounds to fit into required life jackets. Guest taller than 6’3” will not be able to steer with the foot pedals and must sit in front. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Children ages 13-17 must have a signed parental consent form to participate in the absence of a parent or guardian.

Highlights:

• See guaranteed whale sightings from your catamaran's warm, spacious main cabin as you set out to explore Stephen's Passage.
• Listen to an expert onboard naturalist explaining the behavior and habitat of the humpback whale and other Alaskan wildlife.
• Throughout the cruise indulge in Alaska's diverse, locally-sourced, culinary delicacies.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Cash/credit cards
• Local currency
• Binoculars

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Complimentary coffee, tea and cocoa. Additional beverages available for purchase.
• Alaska themed appetizers.
• Bring a warm jacket for observation deck viewing.
• The operator offers a guarantee - a $100 cash refund per person if no whales are spotted.
• Glacier viewing from water is dependent on cloud cover.

Highlights:

• Troll one of the most abundant fishing grounds in Southeast Alaska from the comfort of your charter vessel.
• Catch fresh fish in protected inside waters, while marveling at the stunning scenery surrounding you.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Comfortable shoes with nonslip soles
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• All boats will carry a maximum of 6 passengers. Maximum weight to participate is 450 pounds.
• Trolling means the rods are in downriggers and you do not touch the rod until your hear the "zing" that indicates a fish has hit; you then reel it in.
• Fishermen and women can be assigned or rotated on rods.
• Alaska state law requires a valid one-day $15 fishing license for guests 16 years of age and older, this can be purchased from the boat captain.
• During the king salmon season, an additional $15 king salmon stamp is also required.
• No guarantees are made with respect to catching any fish.
• Please be informed, the Alaska Department of Fish & Game has issued an emergency order prohibiting the retention of King Salmon in Juneau. Catch and release only practices will be followed.

Highlights:

• Relish in the majesty of Mendenhall Valley with a bird's-eye-view of mountains, forests and wilderness.
• Experience the excitement of landing atop the illustrious Mendenhall Glacier.
• Traverse the untouched glacial icefield on foot.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Walking shoes
• Warm layers

Important Notes:

• Glacier boots are provided to facilitate walking on the glacier.
• For security purposes, no bags are allowed on the helicopter.
• Due to weight and balance in the helicopter, guests must register their body weight at the time of booking. Guests weighing 250 lbs. or more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight surcharge of $100.00 to reserve adequate space onboard the helicopter. This is required to ensure guest safety and comfort. The surcharge will be manually added to your account.
• The Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.
• TEMSCO Helicopters does not permit the use of iPads, iPad Minis or any tablet device on our flightseeing tours. No Go-Pro Sticks, extendible items or drones allowed on tour. Please plan accordingly.

Highlights:

• Enjoy a panoramic perspective of Juneau's "icescapes" on a 30-minute helicopter flightseeing tour.
• Land and gear up for a 2-hour guided hike across the glacial terrain.
• Trek to places few people ever witness while your expert guide provides insight into the glacial environment.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Boots Provided
• Sunglasses

Important Notes:

• All participants must register their body weight at the time of booking.
• Guests weighing over 250 lbs are assessed a weight surcharge.
• This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.
• The Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Highlights:

• Hike high above the Mendenhall Glacier on a secluded trail that offers spectacular glacier views.
• Encounter a variety of wildflowers and wildlife in Tongass National Forest, the world's largest remaining temperate rainforest.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Weather gear, if necessary

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests should be prepared to hike between 4-6 miles with 800-1000 feet in elevation gain.
• Guests are eligible to enter to win prizes in tour operator's annual Capture Juneau Photo Contest.

Highlights:

• Soar to new heights on the only aerial tramway in southeast Alaska - the Mount Roberts Tramway.
• Experience expansive views from the top of Mount Roberts as you watch for wildlife, birds, and bears.
• Visit the Mountain House, watch the award-winning film "Seeing Daylight", and learn about the Tlingit way of life.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Please note that it is required to purchase a ticket for children 3 years and above to ride the tram.

Highlights:

• Pan for gold in Gold Creek at "Last Chance Basin," where you're guaranteed to find gold.
• Savor an all-you-can-eat adventure in a unique outdoor setting at the Gold Creek Salmon Bake.
• Roast marshmallows over a campfire, stroll to the waterfall or pan for gold.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Warm Layers

Important Notes:

• Children 12 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Teenagers 13 to 17 must have a signed parental consent form to participate without a parent or guardian

Highlights:

• Enjoy a scenic drive to Mendenhall Glacier, the crown jewel of the Juneau ice field.
• Take in spectacular views and capture stunning photos of this natural wonder and national treasure.
• Savor an outdoor Alaskan salmon bake, featuring alder wood-grilled salmon and all the trimmings.

What to Wear:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Busses depart regularly back to pier, return at your leisure.

Highlights:

• Paddle across Mendenhall Lake, navigating past icebergs, surrounded by one of the richest samplings of Alaskan wildlife.
• Venture within a safe distance of the massive, awe-inspiring face of the living Mendenhall Glacier.
• Grab a thrill ride by skirting the base of the beautiful and powerful Nugget Falls and enjoy an Alaskan-style snack.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Warm clothing/layers
• Gloves

Important Notes:

• Participants must be at least 40 pounds, but not more than 350 pounds.
• Participants must be able to get in and out of canoe must be able to paddle for approximately 1.5 hours.
• Life jackets and rain gear are provided.
• Guests should consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests with pre-existing neck, back, knee and/or shoulder injuries, cardiac conditions, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, other heart or respiratory conditions or any other medical condition should take particular caution when selecting a tour. Guests who have concerns should consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them.

Highlights:

• Enjoy a scenic cruise on route to your fishing grounds and spot a variety of marine mammals along the way.
• Explore the abundant waters of Juneau, Alaska and fish for halibut, cod, and more.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Comfortable shoes with nonslip soles
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Maximum weight to participate is 450 pounds.
• Guests 16 years of age and older must have a valid one-day fishing license, which may be purchased for $15 from your fishing boat captain. Fishermen and women can be assigned or rotated on rods. No guarantees are made with respect to catching any fish.

Highlights:

• Paddle across Mendenhall Lake and be one of the few to kayak past icebergs, Alaskan wildlife, and the Mendenhall Glacier.
• Venture within a safe distance of the massive and awe-inspiring Mendenhall Glacier.
• Enjoy a salmon feast at the Gold Creek Salmon Bake.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing
• Wind / water resistant jacket
• Gloves and an extra pair of socks

Important Notes:

• Guests must weigh less than 275 pounds to participate.
• Guests must weigh more than 40 pounds to participate.
• Protective raingear, boots, and life jackets are provided.
• Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• Guests must be able to paddle for approximately 2 hours and climb in and out of the kayak with limited assistance.
• Guests over 6’3” will not be able to use the rudder pedals to steer.
• Children 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• Children 13 to 17 must have a signed parental consent form to participate without parent or guardian.
• This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.

Highlights:

• Fly over the temperate rainforests and granite peaks that surround Alaska's capital city of Juneau.
• Land on one of the 36 glaciers that flow from the 1,500 square mile Juneau Ice Field.
• Take a walk as your guide provides insightful information about the glacier's features and allows time for photo opportunities.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Minimum age to participate is 8 years old.
• All participants must register their body weight at the time of booking.
• Guests weighing 250 pounds or more will be assessed a weight surcharge.
• Guests will be on the glacier for 1 hour.

Highlights:

• Feel your heart race on this thrilling mush across the vast Alaskan wilderness.
• Learn about dog sledding - Alaska's official state sport.
• Play with adorable Alaskan pups following your mush ride.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests must be able to walk 100 yards and be able to raise knee 12 inches to board the sled.
• Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.

Highlights:

• Travel the Inside Passage by water taxi and explore its breathtaking remote wilderness.
• Paddle your kayak on an intimate whale watching quest.
• Learn the natural history of this unique ecosystem from a naturalist guide.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellant
• Binoculars

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing
• Wind/water resistant jacket
• Long-sleeved shirt
• Light sweater or pullover
• Jeans or trousers
• Socks recommended

Important Notes:

• Guests must be at least 8 years old to participate. Guests must weigh less than 250 pounds to participate.
• Guests must be under 6 feet 8 inches tall to participate.
• Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician. Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• Due to the inherent risks involved in this type of tour, pregnant guests are not permitted to participate.
• Kayaks can accommodate a maximum torso (waist-chest) diameter of 58 inches. Maximum combined weight limit for 2-person kayak is 600 pounds.
• Guests must be able to climb a short bow ladder to enter and exit water taxi. Guests must be able to walk over slippery rocks and primitive wilderness areas that include wet and uneven terrain.
• Guests must be physically fit to drag kayaks short distances, in order to get inside and out of kayak.
• Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• Guests will be entering a wilderness environment without restroom facilities.
• Guides are available to explain protocol regarding human waste and general "Leave No Trace" ethics in order to minimize impact on wilderness areas. Guests with pre-existing neck, back, knee and/or shoulder injuries, cardiac conditions, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, other heart or respiratory conditions or any other medical conditions must take particular caution when selecting a tour, particularly tours categorized as strenuous.

Highlights:

• Meet a Professional Musher and a team of Alaskan Huskies at the Dog Sled Summer Camp at AJ Mine.
• Hold and pet the puppies, and take part in their initial social training, while learning about dog healthcare.
• Mush approximately 1.5 miles through Sheep Creek Valley behind a team of highly trained Alaskan Huskies.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• All participants are required to sign a Liability Waiver and Release. Any unaccompanied minors should have a Liability Waiver and Release signed by a guardian before heading to camp.
• Wheelchairs strollers, and walkers are available in camp.
• Guests are welcome to bring their own mobility equipment but must have a prior notice and approval.
• Parents should bring a booster and car seats - as the shuttle service does not provide this equipment.
• Children under 24 months old do not need a ticket and will be seated in a parent's lap for the tour.

Highlights:

• Explore Rainforest Gardens' colorful history as you walk through its lower garden, amazingly designed landscapes, and cascading stream.
• Ascend to the heart of the rainforest at an elevation of 580 feet, and soak in the breathtaking views.
• Visit Mendenhall Glacier, a massive river of compressed blue ice, and the largest, most rugged glacier accessible by road.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• U.S. Forest Service at visitor center available to answer your questions.

Highlights:

• Fly above the Juneau Icefield for an aerial perspective of this natural wonder.
• Touch down on the Norris Glacier and meet up with some veterans of the legendary Iditarod.
• Experience the thrill of zipping across the glacial surface powered by a team of Alaskan Huskies.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Minimum age to participate is 2 years old.
• Passengers will be required to weigh in at the heliport.
• Providing inaccurate weights may result in tour delay or cancellation of tour.
• Overboots are provided.
• Tablet computers (including iPads) will not be permitted onboard the aircraft.
• Guests weighing 240 lbs. or more will be assessed a weight surcharge.
• All bags are to be left at the helicopter base
• Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Highlights:

• Ride a helicopter over some of Juneau's most striking landscapes
• Feel the thrill of mushing across Mendenhall Glacier with your very own sled dog team.
• Enjoy an exciting interactive experience with over 270 Alaskan Huskies.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Cash/credit cards
• Sun protection

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Warm clothing
• Wind/water resistant jacket
• Hiking/walking shoes

Important Notes:

• This tour includes approximately 30 minutes of flight time.
• Guests must register their body weight at the time of booking.
• Guests weighing 250 pounds or more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight surcharge ($100), which will be manually added to your account.
• No bags allowed on the helicopter.
• Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• EMSCO Helicopters does not permit the use of iPads, iPad Minis or any tablet device on our flightseeing tours. No Go-Pro Sticks, extendible items or drones allowed on tour. Please plan accordingly.
• Kindly note that Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Highlights:

• Explore Alaska's spectacular wilderness by land and sea on a combination motor coach and catamaran adventure.
• Discover the stunning blue-ice Mendenhall Glacier and take in the beauty of Juneau's unspoiled landscape while traveling through Mendenhall Valley.
• Glide along the pristine waters of Stephen's Passage and enjoy incredible views of snow-capped mountains, towering glaciers, and Alaska's abundant wildlife.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Binoculars

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Warm clothes
• Wind/water resistant jacket

Important Notes:

• Guests should be able to walk at least 250 yards unassisted over inclined pathways.
• Tour operator guarantees whale sightings. If not, guests will receive a $100 cash refund per person when disembarking the catamaran.
• The catamaran is equipped with restroom facilities.
• Complimentary hot beverages available.
• Complimentary snack available.
• This tour may operate in reverse order.

Highlights:

• Capture shots of beaver dams, salmon streams, and remarkable glacier panoramas at the Mendenhall Glacier.
• Snap photos of humpbacks, orcas, porpoise, sea lions, harbor seals, eagles, salmon, and even black bears at Stephens Passage.
• Enjoy your memories with a frameable postcard and instructions to access exclusive online photography tutorials, slideshows, historical images and a printable tip sheet (All content is free and downloadable to any device).

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hiking/walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Group size is limited to 14 maximum to ensure a comfortable and interactive atmosphere.
• Guests must be willing and able to walk approximately 0.75 miles and be on their feet for 1.25 hours.
• Bottled water and a snack pack are provided.
• This tour operates in all weather conditions.
• All guests eligible to win prizes in the annual Capture Juneau Photo Contest.
• Guests guaranteed whale sightings or receive a $100 cash refund from tour operator at the conclusion of the tour.
• Rain ponchos and walking sticks are provided.

Highlights:

• You'll have the opportunity to view humpback whales, sea lions, porpoise, seals, eagles and more!
• Catch views of different glaciers that are part of Juneau's icefield while on the water!
• The vessel features a warm and comfortable cabin with indoor seating, large windows, a snack bar and restrooms.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Binoculars
• Mask

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Warm clothes
• Wind /water resistant jacket

Important Notes:

• Tour operators guarantee whale sightings or refund $100 per person.
• Complimentary hot beverages provided.
• Complimentary smoked salmon on a cracker available for guests.

Highlights:

• Enjoy a scenic tour of Juneau. Visit the beautiful Mendenhall Glacier and the visitor center. Excellent photo opportunities of the Mendenhall Glacier and stunning mountains and waterfall.
• Board an Alaska built expedition vessel specially designed for wildlife viewing. Relax in the warm, comfortable, spacious main cabin as you set out to explore world class whale watching waters.
• While enjoying the peaceful ambiance of Alaska's long evening glow you'll be treated to a delicious variety of appetizers, desserts and hot complimentary beverages. Soda, beer and wine are available for an additional charge.

What to Bring:

• Rain jacket or windbreaker
• Hat or cap, gloves, sunglasses
• Camera and/or video equipment
• Binoculars

What to Wear :

• Warm, layered clothing
• Comfortable walking shoes

Important Notes:

• Menu may change based on seasonal availability.
• This tour guarantees you will see whales - If not, you'll receive a $100 cash refund as you depart the tour vessel.

Highlights:

• Paddle past ice bergs, waterfalls, and arctic tern nesting cliffs.
• Put on your crampons and explore glacial features, including ice caves, crevasses, melt water streams, and blue pools.
• Admire breathtaking views of the Mendenhall Glacier from both the lake and the trail.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellant
• Binoculars

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Gloves
• Long-sleeved shirt
• Layered clothing (insulating top layer, fleece jacket)
• Non-cotton pants
• Sturdy hiking boots, preferably high-top and waterproof
• Long underwear (temperature and weather dependent)

Important Notes:

• This tour is strenuous. Guests must be at least 12 years old to participate. Guests must weigh less than 250 pounds to participate.
• Guests must be less than 6 feet 8 inches tall. Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• Guests will be entering a wilderness environment without restroom facilities.
• Guides will be available to explain protocol for disposing of human waste and Leave no Trace ethics to minimize our impact on wilderness areas.
• Guests must be able to walk over potentially slippery rocks on the beach, and trek through primitive wilderness areas that include varied, wet, and uneven terrain.
• Guests must be able to drag boats short distances and must be able to enter and exit watercraft.
• Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• Guests will be entering a temperate rainforest environment and should dress accordingly.
• Rain gear and all paddling and trekking gear will be provided except for hiking boots and personal clothing items. This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.

Highlights:

• Whale sightings are guaranteed!
• See all manner of marine and bird life, including sea lions, porpoise, gulls, guillemots, as you cruise through beautiful Stephens Passage.
• Become a citizen scientist by assisting in important research tasks.
• An exclusive experience on a smaller-sized whale-watching vessel allows you to get up close with Alaska's wild beauty.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests with limited mobility must be able to independently navigate 3 steps to board the vehicle and the vessel as well as a ramp at the harbor which changes in steepness depending on the tide.
• Provide a 48 hour notice for mobility/accessibility needs. Any mobility device must be collapsible and fit within the vehicle.
• Guests are eligible to enter to win prizes in tour operator's annual Capture Juneau Photo Contest.
• Each person will receive a $100 cash refund from the tour operator at the conclusion of the tour if a whale is not sighted on the trip.

Highlights:

• Whale sightings are guaranteed!
• Stretch your legs and expand your knowledge of Alaskan wildlife on a gentle hike around Mendenhall Glacier, one of the continent's most accessible.
• Gaze at the majestic Coast Mountains reflected in the calm waters of Mendenhall Lake.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Cash/credit cards
• Sun protection
• Weather gear if necessary

What to Wear:

• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Wind/water resistant jacket

Important Notes:

• Tour operates in all weather conditions. Group size is limited to 20 maximum to ensure a comfortable and interactive atmosphere.
• Guests must be of age and ability to hike approximately 1 mile and be on their feet for about 1.25 hours.
• Guests receive a free digital publication, Remembering Juneau by Land and Sea. Bottled water and a snack pack are provided.
• Each person will receive a $100 cash refund from the tour operator at the conclusion of the tour if a whale is not sighted on the trip.
• Guests eligible to win prizes in annual Capture Juneau Photo Contest.
• Guests must be able to walk at an adult pace up to 1 mile over gently rolling terrain on an improved gravel and paved path, and also down a sloped dock ramp that can change in steepness depending on the tide.
• This tour is not suitable for guests in wheelchairs or with limited mobility.
• wheelchairs or walkers are allowed on this tour, not recommended on this tour Guests with limited mobility should contact their shore excursions staff for more information on the risks and challenges associated with this tour.

Highlights:

• Learn about the Alaska wilderness from a knowledgeable guide as you fly above the Tongass National Forest.
• A glacier landing provides an opportunity to walk around and enjoy the Taku Glacier, accessible only by air and water.
• Face the glacier head on and close up from an airboat in the Taku River.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sunscreen
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Comfortable walking shoes
• Sunglasses, hat, and gloves
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests with back, neck or heart problems, those using wheelchairs, and expectant mothers may not participate.
• Guests require full use of both arms and legs to participate.
• Guests wishing to participate in this tour will need to complete a waiver form.
• For security purposes, no bags of any kind are allowed on the helicopter. This includes but is not limited to: purses, backpacks, fanny packs, camera bags, drones, GoPro selfie sticks, iPads, iPad minis, or any tablet. A secure lockbox will be provided to guests to store any belongings.
• This tour is not wheelchair-accessible.
• Glacier boots are provided to facilitate walking on the glacier.
• Due to flight weight restrictions, guests must register their body weight at the time of booking. Guests weighing 250 lbs. or more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight surcharge of $150.00 to reserve adequate space onboard the helicopter. This is required to ensure guest safety and comfort. The surcharge will be manually added to your account.
• The Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Highlights:

• Make your way to Mendenhall Glacier, the region's largest most accessible glacier, for free time taking in the splendor of the mighty glacier, which features a 13-mile-long river of ice and is one of several that connects to the awesome Juneau Ice Field.
• Visit a salmon hatchery that harvests millions of salmon each year for a narrated tour, touch tanks, and detailed marine exhibits that explain the salmon lifecycle.
• Return to downtown Juneau and the Goldbelt Tram to ascend to the top of Mount Roberts and experience 360-degree views of the Gastineau Channel and Juneau, once home to Native American tribes and thousands of prospectors during the Gold Rush.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass
• Driver’s license
• Local currency
• Credit cards

What to Wear:

• Warm clothing
• Non-slip shoes

Important Notes:

• Glacier stop is unguided.
• Tour ends at the Goldbelt Tram in downtown Juneau, where guests receive a ticket and can board at their leisure.

Highlights:

• Whale sightings are guaranteed!
• Ply pristine Alaskan waters in a jet-powered boat specifically designed for them.
• Indulge yourself in a satisfying buffet that focuses on Alaskan specialties. After lunch, return to the dock or stay for a marshmallow roast.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Cash/credit cards
• Sun protection

What to Wear:

• Comfortable shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Children 12 and younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Teenagers 13 to 17 must have a signed parental consent form to participate without a parent or guardian.
• Guests prone to motion sickness are encouraged to take necessary precautions.
• There is a ramp and large step to get on and off the whale-watching vessel at the dock.
• The order of the tour may vary.

Highlights:

• Soar above Southeast Alaska's majestic mountains and glaciers on a spectacular helicopter ride.
• Hike through the Tongass National Forest with glacier vistas and wildlife sightings.
• Enjoy a scenic ride on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, tracing gold prospector's Klondike Trail of 1898.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Cash/credit cards
• Camera
• Sun protection

What to Wear:

• Closed toe walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered, weather-appropriate clothing

Important Notes:

• This tour is not suitable for those who are pregnant, wheelchair users, or those with limited mobility.
• Guests wishing to participate must sign a waiver.
• Guest who have nut allergies are requested that Tour Operator be notified in advance through via the ship's shore excursion desk.
• Guests on this excursion must join the hike. There is no option to wait at the trailhead due to the presence of bears in the area.
• "Kindly note that due to revised White Pass Railway Schedules during the 2022 season this tour will vary in duration depending on the Train Schedule.

Highlights:

• Explore Skagway's back streets with a madam guide on this walking tour that's been featured on the Discovery channel.
• Visit the mysterious Red Onion Saloon and Brothel Museum and see the priceless silver dress found hidden beneath the floorboards.
• Hear exciting stories about Skagway's "good-time" girls including Klondike Kate, Pea Hull Annie, and Diamond Lil.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Light clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests must be able to walk up to 0.5 miles.
• Guests must be able to stand for 10 minute intervals.

Highlights:

• Enjoy a rafting excursion through Lynn Canal, offering an up-close and personal look of Alaska's majestic glacier waterfalls.
• Experience possible sightings of Alaskan wildlife such as whales, eagles, seals, mountain goats, and more.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellent

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Shoes with non-slip soles
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests must be able to walk without assistance.
• Guests provided with an exposure suit, hats, gloves, and goggles.
• Physical fitness level and medical history should be considered.
• Guests with pre-existing injuries, or respiratory, cardiac or any medical conditions should take caution.
• Guests who have concerns should consult with their personal physician.

Highlights:

• Enjoy Skagway's exquisite landscape on a scenic boat ride to Glacier Point.
• Explore awe-inspiring mountains, hanging glaciers, and cascading waterfalls on a short walk through the rainforest.
• Be inspired by the spectacular contrast between the Topaz-blue ice and polished granite walls of the Davidson Glacier.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests must be mobile and able to walk over uneven surfaces.
• Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• Pregnant women and guest with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• Box lunch is served onboard the boat.

Highlights:

• Travel like the early pioneers on a horseback tour through Skagway and along Alaska's breathtaking coastline.
• Ride through the Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park in route to Dyea.
• Trot out of the rainforest onto Dyea flats for a chance to see eagles, spawning salmon and more.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellent

What to Wear:

• Shoes with non-slip soles
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests must be 58 inches tall and not more than 250 pounds.
• Guests should have the ability to maintain control of the animal.
• Guests should maintain and balance self in the saddle.
• Inherent risks are involved, guests should be aware before tour selection.
• Guests should consider their physical fitness level and medical history for tour.
• Guests with pre-existing injuries or heart conditions should take caution.
• Guests with respiratory conditions or any medical condition should take particular caution.
• Guests who have concerns should consult with their personal physician.

Highlights:

• Take a 45-minute ferry ride to the town of Haines and explore the Bald Eagle Preserve. A 45 minute narrated journey through the Bald Eagle Preserve will take you to the river boat tour venue.
• Travel many channels of the Chilkat River on a specially designed riverboat and explore the wilderness in comfort.
• Watch for wildlife, as the animals that frequent this part of the Preserve are very curious of noises on the river and they know that we are not a threat to them.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellent

What to Wear:

• Shoes with non-slip soles
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• A 45 minute narrated bus ride takes you from Haines to the tour site.
• Box Lunch will be prepared and given to you for your road journey back to Haines before the ferry back to Skagway.
• Animal sightings are not a guarantee.
• Moose sightings during the river tour are more frequent.
• Guests in wheelchairs or with limited mobility should not select this tour.

Highlights:

• Enjoy a 1-hour train ride on the historic White Pass Railway past spectacular waterfalls, rushing rivers, and jagged mountain peaks.
• Follow your guide on a 4-6 mile hike along the raging Skagway River on the way to Laughton Glacier.
• Enjoy breathtaking views, exposed crevasses, and other forms of wonder that the glacier brings.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellent

What to Wear:

• Hiking/walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Warm clothes

Important Notes:

• May-June, glacier travel may be limited by snow on the glacier.
• Guests must hike challenging terrain 4-6 miles without assistance.
• Guides carry rain gear, and extra warm clothes.
• A small lumbar pack with snacks and water is provided.
• This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities.
• Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.
• "Kindly note that due to operational challenges that would cause delays, a modified version of this tour will run for the 2022 season. The tour will not cross the US/Canadian Border in 2022 and will instead include a round trip White Pass Scenic Railway journey within US Territory".

Highlights:

• Meet Iditarod dogs and their mushers, and learn about the role sled dogs played in Alaska’s history. The next generation of puppies are there to cuddle and hold. Puppy kisses guaranteed!
• Become a prospector of the Gold Rush era and learn various gold panning techniques and search for gold at the warm-water troughs, where gold is guaranteed!

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellent

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests of all ages may participate in this tour.
• This tour is equipped to accommodate guests in wheelchairs and those with limited mobility.
• Guests receive a taster of our sodas and additional snacks and drinks are available for purchase.
• Tour order may vary.

Highlights:

• Enjoy an enchanting 1-mile dog sled ride through the forest.
• See Alaska's awe-inspiring beauty with a private overlook of the beautiful Dyea Valley and Lynn Canal.
• Meet the future generations and cuddle with adorable pups after your sledding adventure.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests must have mobility to walk 300 feet with or without assistance.
• Guests must be able to raise knee 12 inches to board sled.

Highlights:

• Take in wide-open panoramas of Skagway and the Klondike territory on a flightseeing tour.
• Land on Denver Glacier for an up-close look at this snow covered Icefield.
• Set out across the snow-packed terrain by dogsled for the ultimate Alaskan adventure.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing
• Gloves

Important Notes:

• Approximately 30 minutes helicopter flight time and about 1 hour on the icefield with 25-30 minutes on the Dog Sled.
• Times are dependent on weather and glacial conditions.
• Due to weight restrictions on board helicopters, all participants must register their body weight at the time of booking.
• Guests over 250 lbs will pay additional $100 weight surcharge. Surcharge will be manually added to guest's account.
• Dependent on ice conditions the tour may cancelled toward the end of the season.
• TEMSCO Helicopters does not permit the use of iPads, iPad Minis or any tablet device on our flightseeing tours. No Go-Pro sticks, canes, extendable items such as umbrellas, drones, bags of any kind, or water bottles allowed on tour. There are lockers at base to store anything that can't be taken on the aircraft.
• Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.
• Please wear reliablefootwear. You will be provied with glacier over boots once you get to TEMSCO base.
• Guests are required to enter the aircraft with little to no assistance. They must be able to walk about 200 ft on their own and navigate an 18' step into the aircraft. PARENTAL CONSENT FORMS: A parental consent form is required for all passengers ages 12 to 17 who will be participating on any tour unaccompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Children under the age of 12 are not permitted to fly without a parent or legal guardian.

Highlights:

• Drive through the town of Skagway en route to Alaska's famous White Pass, where your trailhead begins.
• Spend approximately 2 hours hiking through the alpine rainforest, surrounded by the snow capped mountains of the White Pass.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellent

What to Wear:

• Hiking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests must be able to hike 2 miles over uneven, natural terrain with a gain in elevation of approximately 650-700 feet.
• This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.

Highlights:

• Drive through downtown Skagway and along the Klondike Highway to the starting point of your nature hike.
• Experience walking on raised balance beams, crossing suspension bridges, and soaring through the air on multiple zip lines.
• Zip on the "Walk the Plank" line that soars high above the ground through the Alaskan treetops!

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellent

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Wind/water resistant jacket
• Shoes with nonslip soles

Important Notes:

• Guests participating in these activities do so at their own risk. The nature of this tour includes inherent risks for its participants. All guests must understand and acknowledge that this activity bears certain known and unanticipated risks which could result in serious bodily injury. Make certain you are aware of these risks before purchase.
• This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.

Highlights:

• Take an unforgettable train-ride along the eastern side of the White Pass.
• Enjoy Alaskan Gold Rush stories as you follow in their footsteps on their original route.
• Spend some leisure time exploring the historic town of Skagway before heading back to the ship.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Tour may operate in reverse order.
• Due to operational challenges that would cause delays, a modified version of this tour will run for the 2022 season. The tour will not cross the US/Canadian Border in 2022 and will instead include a round trip White Pass Scenic Railway journey within US Territory.

Highlights:

• View Alaskan wildlife on a refuge built for abandoned and orphaned animals.
• See a bear, wolverine, lynx, fox, porcupine, and other Alaskan species up-close.
• Learn about and support the important conservation work being performed at the Kroschel Wildlife Refuge.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Layered clothing
• Wind / water resistant jacket

Important Notes:

• Guests must be able to walk approximately 300 yards over various surfaces with inclines, including steep ramps and about 13 steps to board bus and ferry, and steep hills and uneven trails at the wildlife refuge.
• Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• Guests who have trouble with uphill inclines or who have breathing problems should not select this tour.
• Pregnant women in the third trimester should not select this tour.
• The wildlife refuge is at least one hour from the nearest medical facility.
• Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• The ferry ride between Skagway and Haines port is approximately 45 minutes each way.
• The bus ride from Haines port to the tour venue is approximately 45 minutes each way.

Highlights:

• Climb aboard the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, build in 1898.
• Sit back in a restored vintage railcar as you wind through the majestic Alaskan wilderness.
• Follow the same route taken by stampeders during the legendary Klondike Gold Rush.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Warm clothes

Important Notes:

• This tour is equipped to accommodate guests in wheelchairs and those with limited mobility.
• Guests must navigate three steps to enter and exit train.

Highlights:

• Enjoy a bird's-eye-view of Skagway's breathtaking landscape as your helicopter soars through the sky.
• See Mother Nature's best creations including the Chilkat Glacier, Ferebee Glacier, or Meade Glacier.
• Experience what it feels like to stand on a glacier and walk across a river of ice.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Hat and sunglasses
• Hiking/walking shoes
• Layered clothing Gloves

Important Notes:

• Approximately 40 minutes of helicopter time and 40 minutes on the glacier.
• Due to helicopter weight restrictions, participants must register weight when booking.
• Flight routes and landing zones are selected daily based on weather forecast
• Times are dependent on weather and glacial conditions.
• Guests weighing 250 lbs or more, fully clothed, will pay an additional $100 weight surcharge. Surcharge will be manually added to guest's account.
• TEMSCO Helicopters does not permit the use of iPads, iPad Minis or any tablet device on our flightseeing tours. No Go-Pro sticks, canes, extendable items such as umbrellas, drones, bags of any kind, or water bottles allowed on tour. There are lockers at base to store anything that can't be taken on the aircraft.
• Federal Aviation Administration regulations require that all children 24 months and older on any aircraft must occupy their own seat which must be paid for. If you are taking this shore excursion with an infant aged between 24 and 36 months this payment will be processed onboard your ship.
• Please wear reliablefootwear. You will be provied with glacier over boots once you get to TEMSCO base.
• Guests are required to enter the aircraft with little to no assistance. They must be able to walk about 200 ft on their own and navigate an 18' step into the aircraft. Once on the glacier, there is about a 1/4 mile walk over uneven, rocky terrain led by a knowledgeable glacier guide.
• PARENTAL CONSENT FORMS: A parental consent form is required for all passengers ages 12 to 17 who will be participating on any tour unaccompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Children under the age of 12 are not permitted to fly without a parent or legal guardian.

Highlights:

• Discover the historic gold rush town of Skagway on a sightseeing drive aboard an authentic, vibrant yellow 1927 tour bus.
• Learn more about Skagway's heritage from your costumed guide, who'll bring the city's history to life through fascinating tales of small-town life and folklore.
• Take in spectacular views of Skagway's stunning natural landscape from the Scenic Overlook.
• Step back in time and watch history unfold at the Gold Rush Cemetery, where you'll witness a reenactment of the legendary Soapy Smith gunfight.
• Drive through Skagway's residential district, famous for its lovely flower gardens.
• Enjoy leisure time in the city after the tour for shopping or independent exploration.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Comfortable attire and footwear
• Hat and sunglasses

Important Notes:

• Wheelchairs cannot be accommodated on the Vintage Street Cars.

Highlights:

• Discover Alaska's spectacular White Pass Summit, via the Klondike Highway, known as the original Gold Rush Trail of' '98. Stand at the top of White Pass to view the most exquisite Alaskan scenery.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Camera
• Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• Walking shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Light clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests travel to an elevation of 3,292 on steep mountain roads.
• This tour returns through US customs and border patrol therefore, guests are required to carry their passport, green card and visa if required. All documents must be original. No copies are accepted.
• There is no wheelchair storage on the bus.

Highlights:

• Retrace the historic Gold Rush route while coasting down from the White Pass summit on a bicycle.
• Enjoy a narrated sightseeing drive through historic Skagway and up the coastal mountains to the summit.
• Experience historic White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad, cascading waterfalls, awe-inspiring glaciers, majestic mountains, and historic sites.

What to Bring:

• SeaPass card and photo identification
• Passport
• Camera Sun protection
• Cash/credit cards
• Insect repellent

What to Wear:

• Closed toe shoes
• Hat and sunglasses
• Wind/water resistant jacket
• Layered clothing

Important Notes:

• Guests should be confident on bicycle with hand brakes coasting downhill.
• Downhill speed ranges from 15 mph to 25 mph.
• Helmets are mandatory.
• The excursion does not cross the US/Canadian border.
• Guests are required to carry their passport, and visa if required.
• Rain jacket and pants, and fleece gloves provided.
• This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.

Highlights:

• Begin on a high-speed catamaran ferry to the small town of Haines, Alaska.
• Upon arrival, set out on a narrated drive through historic Fort Seward, the first military base in Alaska.
• Journey through the amazing Chilkoot Valley, taking in coastal views along the longest fjord in North America, trying to spot seals, sea lions, porpoise, and whales feeding in these rich waters.
• Arrive to the Chilkoot River corridor, home to some of the best bear viewing in Alaska, as huge salmon runs bring a good number of bears every year.
• Stop for photos of the rugged glaciated peaks, and keep an eye out for brown bears, mountain goats, salmon, river otters, and innumerable bald eagles, plus the abundant local and migratory birds.
• After experiencing the incredible natural beauty and wildlife, relax with a seaside picnic of sandwiches, chips, fruit, and cookies.
• Next, head to the mouth of the Chilkat River, home to the largest concentration of bald eagles in the world.
• Finally, stop at the habitat to all five species of wild Pacific salmon, drawing all of Alaska's predators to its shores.
• A short drive back to town brings you to the ferry for the return journey to Skagway.