Immerse yourself in Native Alaskan culture on a private tour in Ketchikan. Learn about the rich history, traditional practices, and stunning totem poles while exploring the wildlife and natural beauty of this vibrant city.
Immerse yourself in Native Alaskan culture on a private tour in Ketchikan. Learn about the rich history, traditional practices, and stunning totem poles while exploring the wildlife and natural beauty of this vibrant city.
- Ketchikan - Travel to Herring Cove to observe bears in their natural habitat. Just a short distance away is Beaver Falls, where the refreshing water flows through the lush green forest. As the journey continues along Tongass Narrows, there will be stops for capturing memorable photos. The Salmon Ladder is a must-see during the salmon spawning…
- Ketchikan - Travel to Herring Cove to observe bears in their natural habitat. Just a short distance away is Beaver Falls, where the refreshing water flows through the lush green forest. As the journey continues along Tongass Narrows, there will be stops for capturing memorable photos. The Salmon Ladder is a must-see during the salmon spawning season, reminiscent of scenes from the Discovery Channel. Potlatch Park, a replica of a native village, is owned and operated by a Tshimpshian/Haida family. This site was historically a fish camp for natives. Explore their museum, totem carving center, and a clan house that reflects the heritage of the ancestors.
- Herring Cove - This area is ideal for wildlife viewing, offering the best chance to see bears on the Island from mid-June to early September, coinciding with the salmon run. It’s a favorite spot among locals.
- Rotary Beach - A beloved spot for both locals and visitors, this beach is perfect for exploring marine life during low tide and beachcombing. Discover fascinating sea creatures and edible seafood! Remember to bring a camera, as whale sightings from the shore are always a possibility.
- Tongass Narrows - Experience the scenic Tongass Narrows, a marine highway bustling with fishing fleets, whales, and eagles often seen soaring or perched atop trees.
- Salmon Ladder - This popular saltwater swimming area and beachside park offers fun for all. Named after Martin Bugge, a Norwegian miner, it invites visitors to beachcomb for seashells, unique driftwood, and beautiful sea glass.
- Totem Heritage Center - Explore the museum housing 33 un-restored totems from Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimpshain villages. Inside, admire native artwork by local artists and feel a deep connection to the native ancestors.

- Bottled water provided
- Bottled water provided
Join a tour with local guides to explore the native culture and history of Ketchikan. Guests have the option to visit Totem Poles for an additional fee per person. Wildlife is integral to many Alaskan tales, and Ketchikan is home to diverse animals such as bears, eagles, deer, wolves, and mountain goats. Salmon is vital to the local economy, with five…
Join a tour with local guides to explore the native culture and history of Ketchikan. Guests have the option to visit Totem Poles for an additional fee per person. Wildlife is integral to many Alaskan tales, and Ketchikan is home to diverse animals such as bears, eagles, deer, wolves, and mountain goats. Salmon is vital to the local economy, with five species earning Ketchikan the title of Salmon Capital of the World. As the first city on the Inside Passage of Southeast Alaska, Ketchikan offers attractions like Bugge’s Beach, a favorite among locals for beachcombing. Discover shiny rocks, unique shells, and beach glass to take home while learning about marine life. The tour includes stops at breathtaking sights, perfect for capturing memorable photos of your visit to Ketchikan. Book now and enjoy your adventure in Ketchikan!
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.