Celebrity Solstice

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Celebrity Solstice

Celebrity Solstice
05-Aug-2016
Shore Excursions Brochure
Celebrity Shore Excursions: Why would you trust your experiences to anyone else?
1. Guaranteed First Off Ship
Guests booked on our tours enjoy priority departure in port.
2. Hassle-Free Cancellation Policy*
Excursions can be modified or cancelled up to 24 hours prior to tour departure without penalty.
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If our tours are delayed, the ship will wait for you.
4. In-Depth Destination Expertise
Discover the heart of the destinations with our knowledgeable and experienced guides.
Your excursions are planned by insured partners who adhere to the highest safety standards in the industry.
*Tours involving flights, trains, special events, overnight stays, hotel stays, Private JourneysSM, and Celebrity ExclusivesSM must
be cancelled30 days prior to sailing to avoid cancellation penalties. Other restrictions may apply.
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This brochure contains important information regarding our tours, terms and conditions, as well as answers to Frequently Asked
Questions.
How can I purchase tours?
Shore Excursions can be purchased in advance online up to four (4) days prior to sail date by visiting our website,
www.celebrity.com, at anytime. To pre-book an excursion, guests will need to provide their cruise reservation number (obtained from
guest’
s travel agent or reservation agent), ship name, and sail date. Immediately following tour purchase, guests will be provided
with a recap of their selected tours, along with a final e-mail confirmation once the purchase is approved. Tour tickets will be
delivered to the guest’
s cabin on the evening of embarkation.
Please Note: Guests who purchased Shore Excursions online and who do not receive their tour tickets on the evening of
embarkation should inquire with the Shore Excursions Desk on board as soon as possible.
On board, tours may be purchased through the interactive TV system in the guest’
s stateroom (if available), by using the Shore
Excursions booking form, or directly at the Shore Excursion Office during the hours advertised in the ship’
s daily program. The total
cost of tours purchased on board will be charged to the guest’
s onboard account.
Please Note: Some destinations offer accessible Shore Excursions. All accessible tour inquiries and requests should be sent to
[email protected] no later than 21 days prior to sail date.
When should I reserve my Shore Excursions?
We recommend that guests reserve Shore Excursions pre-cruise as soon as possible, since many tours can only accommodate a
limited number of participants and are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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Can my family and friends share the same transportation during tours?
We do our best to ensure guests traveling together stay together during tours. Guests wishing to travel with loved ones should
proceed to the point of departure as indicated on the Shore Excursion ticket(s), as this will help the tour staff to allocate space in
the same vehicle.
Sailing Itinerary*
Day
Port*
Arrive
Depart
Actvity
Fri Aug 05
Seattle, Washington
05:00 pm
Docked
Sat Aug 06
At Sea
Sun Aug 07
Ketchikan, Alaska
07:00 am
04:00 pm
Docked
Mon Aug 08
Tracy Arm Fjord, Alaska
06:00 am
10:00 am
Mon Aug 08
Juneau, Alaska
01:30 pm
10:00 pm
Docked
Tue Aug 09
Skagway, Alaska
07:00 am
06:00 pm
Docked
Tue Aug 09
Alaska Inside Passage
06:30 pm
10:30 pm
Wed Aug 10
At Sea
Thu Aug 11
Victoria, British Columbia
06:00 pm
11:59 pm
Fri Aug 12
Seattle, Washington
07:00 am
Docked
Docked
*All itineraries are subject to change without notice.
General Information
Terms and Conditions
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Ketchikan, Alaska - 07-Aug-2016
Summary of Tours
Online Shore Excursions reservations for your sailing will be available up until 31-Jul-2016 11:59 PM EDT (Four days prior to your
sailing). If you are within the cut-off time, you will need to make your reservations onboard.
Tour Tour Title
Code
Difficulty Restrictions
Level
KE05 Tatoosh Islands Wilderness
Kayak Adventure
Departure
Time
Adult
Price
USD
Child
Price
USD
Moderate Minimum Age: 8 years
Maximum Weight: 270 pounds
11:00 am 4 hr(s) 30 min(s) 159.75
129.75
KE07 Misty Fjords Boat and
Floatplane Wilderness
Adventure
Moderate N/A
10:30 am 3 hr(s) 45 min(s) 375.75
335.75
KE09 Saxman Native Totem Village
Mild
N/A
9:00 am 2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
59.75
39.75
KE13 A Great Alaskan Lumberjack
Show
Mild
N/A
7:45 am 1 hr(s) 15 min(s)
10:45 am
12:45 pm
38.00
18.00
KE14 A Misty Fjords Floatplane
Adventure
Mild
N/A
7:30 am
9:00 am
12:00 pm
2 hr(s) 275.75
275.75
KE15 Neets Bay Bear Watch by
Floatplane
Moderate N/A
9:30 am
12:30 pm
3 hr(s) 369.75
369.75
9:30 am 5 hr(s) 15 min(s) 199.75
199.75
KE18 Knudson Cove Salmon Fishing Moderate Minimum Age: 5 years
KE19 Wilderness Exploration and
Crab Feast
Moderate N/A
KE20 Wilderness Dining and Alaska
Fishing
Moderate Minimum Age: 5 years;
Maximum 90 years
KE21 Misty Fjords Flightseeing
Mild
KE22 Alaska Bear Adventure
N/A
9:30 am
11:15 am
Approximate
Duration
4 hr(s) 164.75
99.75
7:30 am 5 hr(s) 45 min(s) 309.75
275.75
2 hr(s) 275.75
225.75
Moderate N/A
10:30 am 3 hr(s) 15 min(s) 349.75
349.75
KE26 Mountain Point Snorkeling
Adventure
Strenuous Minimum Weight: 80 pounds,
12:00 pm
115.75
KE28 Rainforest Wildlife Sanctuary,
Eagles and Totems
Moderate N/A
KE29 Ketchikan DUCK Tour
Mild
KE35 Rainforest Canopy and Zipline
Expedition
Minimum Height: 60 inches
N/A
12:00 pm
3 hr(s) 115.75
9:00 am 2 hr(s) 45 min(s)
89.75
59.75
8:00 am 1 hr(s) 30 min(s)
10:00 am
43.75
25.75
10:30 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) 179.75
179.75
KE38 Exclusive Flightseeing and Crab Mild
Feast
N/A
11:00 am
12:00 pm
3 hr(s) 229.75
179.75
KE40 Custom Hummer Adventure
Mild
N/A
8:00 am
4 hr(s) 575.75
575.75
KE50 Bering Sea Crab Fishermen's
Tour
Mild
Minimum Age: 5 years
8:00 am 3 hr(s) 15 min(s) 179.75
115.75
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Tour Tour Title
Code
Level
KE60 Potlatch Totem Park and
Historic City Highlights
Mild
KE61 Ketchikan Highlights and
Lumberjack Show
Approximate
Duration
Adult
Price
USD
Child
Price
USD
N/A
8:00 am 2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
9:15 am
49.75
33.75
Mild
N/A
7:45 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
76.75
45.75
KE62 Misty Fjords and Wilderness
Explorer
Mild
N/A
8:30 am 4 hr(s) 30 min(s)
189.75
126.75
KE63 Bear Creek ZipLine Adventure
10:30 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
179.75
135.75
KE65 Halibut Hunt
Mild
6 hr(s)
365.75
319.75
KE72 Alaska Coastal Expedition
Strenuous Minimum Age: 4 years;
Maximum Age: 100 years
Minimum Weight: 50 pounds,
7:30 am 2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
155.75
155.75
KE73 Historic Ketchikan Trolley
Mild
8:30 am 1 hr(s) 15 min(s)
10:30 am
12:30 pm
33.75
19.75
KE74 Bear Country and Wildlife
Expedition
11:30 am 3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
195.75
195.75
KE75 Adventure Kart Expedition
Moderate Minimum Weight: 40 pounds,
11:00 am 3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
205.75
139.75
KE78 Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary
and Crab Feast
Moderate N/A
165.75
115.75
KE79 Exclusive Private Air Tour
Mild
N/A
10:00 am 2 hr(s) 45 min(s) 1,979.00 1,979.00
KE83 Seafeast and Alaska Lodge
Adventure
Mild
N/A
8:15 am
10:45 am
4 hr(s)
175.75
125.75
KE88 Tongass Rainforest Hiking
Expedition
Moderate N/A
8:30 am
10:30 am
12:30 pm
3 hr(s)
99.75
99.75
KE89 A Celebrity Exclusive: The
Ketchikan Way
Mild
10:00 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) 3,789.00 3,789.00
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Departure
Time
Minimum Age: 5 years;
N/A
N/A
7:30 am
9:30 am
4 hr(s)
Tour Tour Title
Code
Level
KE91 Cultural Treasures of Annette
Island
Mild
Approximate
Duration
Adult
Price
USD
Child
Price
USD
N/A
8:00 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
169.75
125.75
KE94 Catch of the Day: Private Cabin Mild
Cruiser, Crabbing and Seafood
Feast
7:30 am 5 hr(s) 30 min(s) 1,389.00 1,389.00
KE95 Alaska's First City Highlights
and Lumberjack Show
N/A
Mild
Departure
Time
7:45 am
12:30 pm
3 hr(s)
59.75
39.75
* Prices are subject to change and may vary by sailing. Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise
reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice.
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Juneau, Alaska - 08-Aug-2016
Summary of Tours
Tour Tour Title
Code
Level
Departure
Time
Adult
Price
USD
Child
Price
USD
2:00 pm 2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
55.75
27.75
3:00 pm
99.75
75.75
JU01
Mendenhall Glacier and Salmon Mild
Hatchery
JU02
Bike and Brew Glacier View
JU04
Taku Lodge Feast and 5 Glacier Mild
Seaplane
N/A
3:00 pm 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) 319.75
275.75
JU05
5-Glacier Seaplane Exploration Mild
N/A
2:00 pm 1 hr(s) 15 min(s) 219.75
199.75
JU06
Mendenhall Glacier by
Helicopter and Guided Walk
Mild
3:15 pm 2 hr(s) 15 min(s) 325.75
325.75
JU07
"Pilot's Choice" Glacier
Explorer
Mild
5:30 pm 2 hr(s) 45 min(s) 469.75
469.75
JU09
Helicopter Glacier Trek
Strenuous Minimum Age: 12 years
4:00 pm 4 hr(s) 15 min(s) 439.75
439.75
JU10
Extended Helicopter Glacier
Trek
3:30 pm 5 hr(s) 15 min(s) 539.75
539.75
JU12
Fly-Out Fly Fishing
2:30 pm 5 hr(s) 30 min(s) 442.75
442.75
JU23
Mendenhall Glacier Guide's
Choice Trail Hike
Strenuous N/A
2:30 pm 4 hr(s) 30 min(s)
89.75
59.75
JU26
Mount Roberts Tramway
Mild
N/A
1:45 pm
35.00
16.00
JU27
Salmon Sportfishing Adventure Mild
N/A
2:00 pm
5 hr(s) 229.75
229.75
JU28
Helicopter Glacier Walkabout
4:30 pm 3 hr(s) 15 min(s) 409.75
409.75
JU30
Evening Whale Quest
Mild
N/A
6:00 pm 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) 169.75
119.75
JU33
Mendenhall Glacier and Salmon Mild
Bake
N/A
3:15 pm 3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
85.75
65.75
JU38
Mendenhall Glacier and
Gardens
Mild
N/A
2:30 pm 3 hr(s) 45 min(s)
72.75
45.75
JU39
Whale Watching and Wildlife
Quest
Mild
N/A
2:00 pm
4 hr(s) 149.75
85.75
JU40
Mendenhall Glacier, Whale
Watching and Wildlife Quest
Mild
N/A
2:00 pm 5 hr(s) 15 min(s) 175.75
99.75
JU43
Dog Sledding on the
Mendenhall Glacier by
Helicopter
Moderate Maximum Weight: 250 pounds
3:15 pm 2 hr(s) 45 min(s) 609.75
609.75
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N/A
Approximate
Duration
4 hr(s)
At Your Leisure
Tour Tour Title
Code
Level
Departure
Time
Approximate
Duration
Adult
Price
USD
Child
Price
USD
JU45
Whale Watching and
Mendenhall Glacier Photo
Safari
Mild
2:30 pm
5 hr(s)
199.75
199.75
JU57
Alaska Sled Dogs and
Musher's Camp
Moderate N/A
2:30 pm 2 hr(s) 15 min(s)
142.75
142.75
JU63
Alaska's Whales, Glaciers &
Rainforest Trails
Moderate N/A
2:30 pm
5 hr(s)
199.75
139.75
JU65
Alaska Sightseeing Package
Mild
2:00 pm
At Your Leisure
149.75
95.75
JU67
Alpine Zipline and Glacier
Adventure
Minimum Height: 42 inches;
Maximum Height: 84 inches
2:30 pm 5 hr(s) 15 min(s)
3:30 pm
199.75
165.75
JU71
Alaskan Halibut Fishing
Mild
2:00 pm
5 hr(s)
339.75
339.75
JU72
Discover the Mendenhall
Glacier
Mild
N/A
2:00 pm 2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
3:30 pm
5:00 pm
45.75
29.75
JU86
Sportfishing Adventure - Private Mild
Boat
N/A
2:00 pm
5 hr(s) 1,359.00 1,359.00
JU94
Tracy Arm Fjord and Glacier
Explorer - Celebrity Solstice
Mild
N/A
8:30 am
5 hr(s)
199.75
149.75
JUA1
Alaska Brewing, Mendenhall
Glacier and Cooking
Demonstration
Mild
N/A
2:45 pm
4 hr(s)
89.75
75.75
N/A
N/A
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Skagway, Alaska - 09-Aug-2016
Summary of Tours
Tour Tour Title
Code
Level
SK01 A White Pass Scenic Railway
Mild
SK02 Horseback Riding Adventure
Strenuous Maximum Weight: 250 pounds
Departure
Time
N/A
SK03 Chilkoot Trail Hiking and Rafting Strenuous Minimum Age: 7 years
Minium Weight: 50 pounds;
Maximum Weight 350 pounds
Adult
Price
USD
Child
Price
USD
8:10 am 3 hr(s) 15 min(s) 125.75
12:40 pm
65.75
8:00 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) 169.75
169.75
7:30 am 4 hr(s) 15 min(s) 115.75
1:00 pm
75.75
SK06 Ghost and Goodtime Girls
Walking Tour
Mild
SK10 Dog Sledding and Glacier
Flightseeing by Helicopter
Moderate Maximum Weight: 250 pounds
7:45 am
SK12 White Pass Railway and Trail
Camp Adventure
Mild
N/A
SK13 Eagle Preserve Rafting Wildlife Moderate Minimum Age: 7 years
Quest
Minimum Weight: 50 pounds;
8:30 am
12:30 pm
2:00 pm
Approximate
Duration
2 hr(s)
49.75
49.75
2 hr(s) 520.75
520.75
7:40 am 4 hr(s) 45 min(s) 169.75
95.75
7:40 am 6 hr(s) 15 min(s) 199.75
115.75
SK14 Skagway Street Car City Tour
Mild
N/A
8:30 am 1 hr(s) 30 min(s)
10:30 am
1:15 pm
3:15 pm
49.75
29.75
SK17 To The Summit!
Mild
N/A
8:30 am 1 hr(s) 30 min(s)
10:30 am
1:15 pm
3:15 pm
45.75
25.75
SK20 Klondike Bicycle Tour
8:30 am 2 hr(s) 30 min(s) 115.75
115.75
SK21 Alaska Wilderness River
Adventure
Moderate N/A
7:30 am 6 hr(s) 30 min(s) 199.75
139.75
SK22 Glacier Point Wilderness Safari Moderate Minimum Age: 7 years
7:30 am 6 hr(s) 30 min(s) 239.75
239.75
SK35 Sawtooth Mountain Nature Hike Strenuous Minimum Age: 9 years
7:30 am 4 hr(s) 30 min(s) 135.75
135.75
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Tour Tour Title
Code
Level
SK36 Dog Sled and Musher's Camp
Experience
Moderate N/A
SK38 White Pass Train and Klondike Strenuous Minimum Age: 13 years
Bike Tour
SK43 Klondike Summit and Historic
City Tour
Mild
Departure
Time
Adult
Price
USD
Child
Price
USD
8:00 am 3 hr(s) 15 min(s) 139.75
139.75
7:35 am 4 hr(s) 30 min(s) 209.75
12:05 pm
209.75
N/A
8:00 am 2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
1:00 pm
49.75
29.75
5 hr(s) 225.75
199.75
8:00 am 4 hr(s) 30 min(s) 149.75
11:30 am
12:30 pm
89.75
SK44 Glacier Lake Kayak and White Moderate Minimum Age: 9 years;
Pass Railway Adventure
Minimum Height: 39 inches;
Maximum Height: 76 inches
SK49 White Pass Railway and
Historic City Highlights
Mild
N/A
7:00 am
SK50 Glacier Discovery by Helicopter Moderate Maximum Weight: 250 pounds
SK53 Golden Glassblowing
Experience
Mild
SK54 Golf Alaska!
SK59 Adventure Park and Zip Lines
SK60 Laughton Glacier Wilderness
Hike and White Pass Railway
SK62 Alaska Gold Rush Highlights
Mild
SK76 Yukon Adventure and White
Pass Scenic Railway
Mild
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9:45 am
2 hr(s) 340.75
340.75
8:00 am
11:00 am
3 hr(s) 189.75
115.75
7:40 am
6 hr(s) 175.75
139.75
99.75
89.75
9 hr(s) 229.75
229.75
N/A
7:40 am 5 hr(s) 30 min(s) 199.75
10:00 am
129.75
N/A
7:40 am
10:15 am
119.75
SK78 Rock Climbing, Rappelling and Strenuous Minimum Age: 8 years
Zip Line
SK83 Skagway Street Car City Tour - Mild
Foreign Languages
Approximate
Duration
9:00 am 3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
10:45 am
12:45 pm
7:30 am
7 hr(s) 195.75
8:45 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
11:00 am
12:30 pm
99.75
79.75
8:45 am 1 hr(s) 30 min(s)
1:45 pm
49.75
29.75
N/A
Tour Tour Title
Code
Level
SK84 Ocean Raft Wildlife Adventure
Departure
Time
10:00 am
12:30 pm
3:00 pm
Approximate
Duration
Adult
Price
USD
Child
Price
USD
2 hr(s) 139.75
109.75
SK85 Goldrush Sled Dogs and White Mild
Pass Train Adventure
N/A
7:30 am 5 hr(s) 30 min(s) 179.75
99.75
SK88 White Pass Railroad and
Mild
Klondike Highway Combination
- Foreign Languages
N/A
8:45 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) 149.75
85.75
SK91 Adventure Hike Skagway
8:00 am 2 hr(s) 45 min(s)
11:15 am
2:30 pm
75.75
69.75
SK92 Gold Panning, Sled Dogs and
40 Below
Mild
N/A
8:30 am
10:30 am
12:30 pm
85.75
69.75
SK95 Family Tour Challenge - The Big Mild
Nugget
N/A
8:30 am
5 hr(s) 115.75
99.75
3 hr(s)
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Victoria, British Columbia - 11-Aug-2016
Summary of Tours
Tour Tour Title
Code
Level
Departure
Time
Approximate
Duration
Adult
Price
USD
Child
Price
USD
VI01
Butchart and Butterfly Gardens Moderate N/A
6:30 pm
4 hr(s)
95.75
59.75
VI04
Victoria By Horse Drawn Trolley Mild
6:30 pm
1 hr(s)
49.75
36.75
VI07
Whale Watching Tour
Mild
N/A
6:30 pm 3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
109.75
85.75
VI18
Scenic Victoria with
Craigdarroch Castle
Moderate N/A
6:30 pm 2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
49.75
29.75
VI31
Enchanting Butchart Gardens
Moderate N/A
6:30 pm 3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
69.75
39.75
VI33
Craigdarroch Castle and
Butchart Garden
Moderate N/A
6:30 pm 4 hr(s) 15 min(s)
125.75
85.75
VI38
City Tour of Scenic Victoria
Mild
N/A
6:30 pm
2 hr(s)
45.75
25.75
VI40
The Great Fermentations! Wine Mild
and Distillery Tour
6:30 pm 4 hr(s) 15 min(s)
125.75
125.75
VI44
Sights and Sounds of Victoria Moderate N/A
and The Sidney Evening Market
6:30 pm 3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
39.75
39.75
VI51
Chinese Lantern Walk at
Butchart Gardens and City
Lights (Evening Ship Only)
Moderate N/A
7:00 pm 3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
75.75
43.75
VI52
Empress Tea and Butchart
Gardens
Moderate N/A
6:30 pm 4 hr(s) 30 min(s)
169.75
89.75
VI53
Private Van with Driver/Guide 4 Hours
Mild
N/A
6:30 pm
4 hr(s)
539.75
539.75
VI60
Victoria Amphibious Hippo Tour Mild
N/A
6:30 pm 1 hr(s) 30 min(s)
49.75
29.75
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07-Aug-2016
Ketchikan, Alaska
KE05 Tatoosh Islands Wilderness Kayak Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Adult 159.75 / Child 129.75 USD
Restrictions:
Minimum Age: 8 years, Maximum Weight: 270 pounds
4 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
11:00 am
Your 1.75-hour kayak adventure begins with a ride to the north end of Ketchikan's only road. There, you'll gear up for a scenic
motorized inflatable boat ride to the Tatoosh Islands. Then launch from the beach in your kayak, paddling and experiencing the
lush forest, while keeping an eye out for sea stars, sea cucumbers, Bald eagles, mink, land otters, seal and sea lions in the
serene island environment of the Tongass National Forest.
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
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.
KE07 Misty Fjords Boat and Floatplane Wilderness
Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 45 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
10:30 am
Your air and sea adventure into one of the world's most majestic natural wonders begins with a cruise deep into the heart of the
awe-inspiring Misty Fjords National Monument. Then, soar high above the Alaskan wilderness in a floatplane, taking in dramatic
waterfalls and spectacular foliage as you embrace an eagles eye view of the beauty below.
Highlights:
•Explore two-million-acres of mystic mountains and lush forests.
•Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime, close-up view of the Monument Misty Fjords.
•Be inspired by the majesty of remote Rudyerd Bay.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
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What to Wear:
•Hat and sunglasses
•Hiking/walking shoes
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Approximately 25 - 30 minutes flight time.
•This tour will follow Federal Aviation Administration requirements stating that children 2 years and older on any aircraft must
occupy, and pay, a separate seat. ayment will be processed onboard your ship.
•Tour may operate in revserse.
KE09 Saxman Native Totem Village
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
9:00 am
Begin experiencing the living culture of modern day southeast Alaskan natives by viewing the world’
s largest collection of authentic
totem poles. Then, experience a traditional welcoming ceremony as well as tribal dances and stories from local villagers. Listen as
your tour hosts share their history, art and ancestors way of life, and help unravel the mysteries that lie beneath the towering,
majestic totem poles that stand as sentries over the present generation.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•The village reflects the lifestyle of today’
s natives, while still upholding tradition.
KE13 A Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
N/A
1 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
7:45 am, 10:45 am, 12:45 pm
You’
ll be visiting the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show, one of Alaska’
s most famous attractions. There, you’
ll enjoy an action
packed rowdy good time while the world’
s best timber athletes go head to head in more than a dozen events such as speed
chopping, sawing, chainsaw races, log rolling and the death defying speed climb. Your colorful hosts offer a historic view of the
Alaskan timber industry that has shaped this rugged land.
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.
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What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
KE14 A Misty Fjords Floatplane Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s)
Departure Times:
7:30 am, 9:00 am, 12:00 pm
N/A
Begin your adventure by ascending to Misty Fjords National Monument, the nation's second largest wilderness region. Then, upon
entering Rudyerd Bay, view New Eddystone Rock, a striking volcanic spire and remnant of early geological activity. Your pilot will
land in a pristine lake or in the saltwater inlet of Misty Fjords so you can savor the incredible scenery, serenity and sweeping
silence of this monumental wild country while standing on the floats of the plane.
Highlights:
•Board an Alaskan floatplane and soar along the Ketchikan waterfront of Tongass Narrows to the Misty Fjords National Monument.
•View natural wonders and wildlife like granite cliffs, waterfalls, glacial lakes, eagles, bears, mountain goats, whales and sea lions.
•See New Eddystone Rock, a volcanic spire before landing in a pristine lake or the saltwater inlet of Misty Fjords.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Warm clothes
Important Notes:
•Bring plenty of film to capture the remarkable features of Misty Fjords.
•A souvenir route guidebook will serve as a memento of your trip.
•Tour operates under special-use permit from the U.S. Forest Service.
•Approximate 65-minute flight and 10-minute water landing.
KE15 Neets Bay Bear Watch by Floatplane
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
9:30 am, 12:30 pm
Begin your once in a lifetime expedition by departing via bush plane over the largest national forest in the United States, soaking in
its spectacular beauty and magnificence. Then, enjoy a quarter mile nature walk along a stunning wooded trail through the beautiful
rainforest, taking you to the black bear viewing area. A naturalist describes the bear's habits while you watch them feed on salmon.
Other possible wildlife sightings include eagles, Sitka Black tailed deer, mink, Marten and seals.
Highlights:
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•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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
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.
KE18 Knudson Cove Salmon Fishing
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
9:30 am
Try your hand at catching a 50-pound King Salmon or relax amidst the pristine waters and tranquil views. Knudson Cove Marina
brings travelers the best of both worlds. Just minutes away from downtown Ketchikan, you'll arrive at this charming, familyowned
and operated dock, where you'll discover how to bait and tackle. You may arrive as a novice fisherman, but you'll definitely depart
as a seasoned angler. You can even have your catch shipped home!
Highlights:
•Enjoy the rare opportunity to learn some of the best-kept fishing secrets from a Coast Guard-licensed captain.
•Fish in the "Salmon Capital of the World".
•Spot some of Alaska's most treasured wildlife, including seals, sea lions, bald eagles, and whales.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Warm clothes
•Wind /water resistant jacket
Important Notes:
•Alaska State Law requires a $20 one-day fishing license.
•During King Salmon season, a $10 King Salmon stamp is also required.
•No guarantees are made with respect to catching any fish.
•Additional charge to prepare and ship catch to US and western Canada.
KE19 Wilderness Exploration and Crab Feast
Prices:
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Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
9:30 am, 11:15 am
Explore the Alaskan wilderness by sea, traversing across pristine sapphire waters in the shadows of mile-long snowy glaciers.
Leave the real world behind as you encounter majestic seals, playful otters and other magical wildlife, then enjoy a scrumptious
crab feast at the historic George Inlet Lodge. Don't forget to save room for dessert. (The blueberry cheesecake will knock your
socks off!) Bring your appetite for adventure and some good ol' home-cooked cuisine.
Highlights:
•Journey across seven miles of Alaskan coastline in a heated vessel.
•Experience Mahoney Glacial Cirque, the site of an old Alaskan gold mine.
•Learn about fish traps and "fish pirates" as you sail through George Inlet Cannery.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Tour may run in reverse order.
KE20 Wilderness Dining and Alaska Fishing
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
Departure Times:
Minimum Age: 5 years; Maximum 90 years, Maximum Weight:
300 pounds
5 hr(s) 45 min(s)
7:30 am
Begin discovering the Alaska way of life by boarding a 20foot open air skiff and heading out to the fishing grounds. Experience
saltwater bottom fishing while catching your meal. Meet afterwards at a remote beach where you’
ll learn the techniques of
preparing your fish. When ready, your meal is served. Leave room for the signature dessert; a blueberry and rhubarb bread pudding
served with a steaming mug of coffee or hot chocolate.
Highlights:
•Fish for Rockfish, Cod or Halibut while enjoying the unspoiled coastline where whales, seal rookeries and Bald eagles abound.
•Eat what you've caught at a remote beach, learning the techniques of preparing fish for an alfresco feast.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•Participants are between 5 and 90 years old, less than 300 pounds.
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•Valid one-day $20.00 fishing license 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.
KE21 Misty Fjords Flightseeing
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
12:00 pm
Escape amidst majestic snowcapped mountains, cascading waterfalls and endless miles of lush forest at Misty Fjords National
Monument. An Alaskan floatplane will have your heart racing as you soar across one of the world's most wondrous natural
landscapes. The adventure continues as you prepare for an exhilarating water landing amidst beauty that is second-to-none.
Highlights:
•Board an Alaskan floatplanefloatplane 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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•
Guests receive an Alaska Bush Plane Certificate, signed by the pilot.
•
Approximate flight time is 75 minutes and 10 minute water landing.
•
Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
•
This tour will follow Federal Aviation Administration requirements stating that children 2 years and older on any aircraft must
occupy, and pay, a separate seat. Payment will be processed onboard your ship.
KE22 Alaska Bear Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
10:30 am
Take off by floatplane as your pilot guides you to a remote site in the Tongass National Forest noted for its salmon rich streams
and abundant wildlife. A 20minute flight takes you by historic homesteads and over the sparkling waters of Alaska’
s Inside
Passage. Then a short hike with an Alaskan naturalist leads you to your viewing platform overlooking a Salmon spawning stream.
Look down to see schools of salmon, Black bears and other wildlife.
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:
•Camera
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•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Wind/water resistant jacket
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.
KE26 Mountain Point Snorkeling Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
Minimum Weight: 80 pounds, Maximum Weight: 260 pounds
3 hr(s)
Departure Times:
12:00 pm
Begin by changing into your wetsuit in the heated dressing rooms on the way to Mountain Point. A state of the art 7mm wetsuit
with hood, boots and gloves will keep you warm as you hover among the diverse marine life. Water temperatures reach a surprising
65 degrees in midsummer! During your one hour guided tour, you’
ll observe and handle a myriad of marine life. Back at the shop,
enjoy a hot beverage before returning to your ship.
Highlights:
•Snorkel the calm, clear waters of Mountain Point, teeming with marine life and steep underwater rock walls for free diving.
•Discover the myriad fish and colorful invertebrates inhabiting these waters while you snorkel over the kelp forest.
•Observe and handle sea stars, sea urchins, sea cucumbers and the giant Sunflower Sea Star during a one-hour guided tour.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Towel (from ship)
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests
with cardiac conditions, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, other heart or respiratory conditions or any other medical condition must take
particular caution when selecting a tour with snorkeling/swimming elements, since such water activities could be subject to
adverse sea conditions such as high winds, waves and sea current. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal
physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving snorkeling/swimming
elements.
KE28 Rainforest Wildlife Sanctuary, Eagles and Totems
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 45 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
9:00 am
Begin by following your naturalist along a trail through dense forest and amongst tall stands of hemlock, spruce, and Alaska cedar.
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Enjoy stops at strategically located viewing areas along the way. At Eagle Creek, during the spawning season, the likelihood of
seeing bears and seals feeding on salmon is good. Sitka Black tailed deer, mink, Marten and wolves also frequent the area.
Highlights:
•Enjoy this eco tour that includes a nature hike, raptor center, reindeer, a native totem carver and historic sawmill.
•Visit Herring Cove, home to eagles, Black bear, 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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
KE29 Ketchikan DUCK Tour
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
1 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:00 am, 10:00 am
Where can a duck be both a boat and a bus? Only in Ketchikan! Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime aboard Alaska's one and
only Duck tour. No feathers on this fowl; your state-of-the-art amphibious sightseeing vessel will take you on a tour through the
best of Ketchikan via land and sea, exploring historic venues like Whale Park, Creek Street and the striking Tongass Narrows.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•The "Duck" is a bus/boat, Coast Guard certified amphibian.
KE35 Rainforest Canopy and Zipline Expedition
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
Minimum Weight: 90 pounds, Maximum Weight: 250 pounds,
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
10:30 am
After donning safety equipment and receiving an orientation, you'll begin with a flight over eight zip lines and three suspension
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bridges, easing into the forest canopy along cables ranging from a short 00 feet to the 800foot pulse pounding "Bens Revenge." At
Eagle Creek Falls, you'll be 35 feet above the forest floor offering fantastic wildlife viewing chances. Finish by enjoying a
complimentary snack and view your photographs and shop at the general store.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking Shoes
Important Notes:
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.
KE38 Exclusive Flightseeing and Crab Feast
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
11:00 am, 12:00 pm
Start by viewing wildlife on the ground and eagles in the sky as you take off on a 450 horsepower floatplane over Ketchikan. Then,
enjoy a smoked salmon appetizer at George Inlet Lodges private dining room. Finally, you’
re ready for your crab feast assorted
side and Dungeness crab, dipped in drawn butter! Finish by enjoying the lodge and its surroundings, shop at the lodge gift shop, or
chat with your host about Alaskan life.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•Tour may run in reverse order.
occupy, and pay, a separate seat.
•Payment will be processed onboard your ship.
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KE40 Custom Hummer Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:00 am
With a knowledgeable tour guide, begin touring Ketchikan in rugged luxury in a Hummer H2. Your destination options include
totem pole parks, walks through the rainforest, a beach walk, a stop at Herring Cove to look for wildlife in season, waterfall viewing,
Ward Lake in the Tongass National Forest, and more. Whatever you choose to do, the state of the art H2 will take you on the
adventure of a lifetime in both style and comfort.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
KE50 Bering Sea Crab Fishermen's Tour
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
8:00 am
Glimpse into the amazing life of commercial fisherman as you sail onboard the infamous Aleutian Ballad, featured on Season 2 of
Discovery Channel’
s Deadliest Catch. Gaze at the abundant wildlife of the Inside Passage, including crabs and eagles. There are
plenty of thrills to be had in this interactive seafaring adventure. Best of all, the catch will be displayed for all to see in an on-deck
aquarium so you can get up close and personal with the marine life.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Hat/sunglasses
•Shoes with non-slip soles
•Warm clothing
Important Notes:
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•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.
KE60 Potlatch Totem Park and Historic City Highlights
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:00 am, 9:15 am
Begin by touring Potlatch Totem Park and hearing a historical interpretation of the area. Then appreciate the beauty of Ketchikan's
coastal community as well as the carvings - mostly completed by Brita Alander, one of the world's most gifted female carvers. Your
guide then brings you through historical downtown Ketchikan, pointing out City Park, Nathan Jackson's "Thundering Wings" carving
and Dolly's House in the historic red light district before returning to your ship.
Highlights:
•Visit a modern interpretation of a native village on the shores of the Tongass Narrows.
•Appreciate the beauty of smoothly carved wood and the legends behind the designs at Potlatch Totem Park.
•Tour through the historical downtown area of Ketchikan, where the waterfront comes alive with bustling floatplanes and cruise
ships.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•Much of the carving at Potlatch Totem Park was completed by Brita Alander, one of the world's most gifted female carvers.
KE61 Ketchikan Highlights and Lumberjack Show
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
7:45 am
Begin at The Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show where your colorful host will referee this rowdy competition, telling tales of the often
hostile work environment found in the Tongass Rainforest. Then visit Potlatch Totem Park where you’
ll hear about the importance of
the native structures and the history behind the totem poles. Enjoy an exclusive carving demonstration given by a local carver, who
will be delighted to answer your questions about this native craft.
Highlights:
•Celebrate Southeast Alaska's rich native heritage by visiting the Great Alaska Lumberjack Show and Potlatch Totem Park.
•Watch Alaska's colorful timber history to life with an action-packed Lumberjack Show in a covered and heated arena.
•Enjoy an exclusive carving demonstration given by a local carver, who'll answer your questions about this native craft.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
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What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•May be a short wait prior to the lumberjack show start.
•There are times when this tour may run in reverse order.
KE62 Misty Fjords and Wilderness Explorer
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:30 am
Cruise the legendary Misty Fjords in luxury aboard a highspeed sightseeing vessel. Enjoy a narrated adventure across Ketchikan's
most gorgeous landscapes, discovering wildlife including whales, seals and eagles, and learning about the city's rustic history.
Colorful fishing boats, rugged coastlines and glistening waterfalls are your backdrop as you explore the natural wonders of the
Revillagigedo Channel, Behm Canal and the stunning Monument itself. It's an adventure you won't soon forget.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Warm clothes
Important Notes:
•Warm, rainproof jacket recommended on observation deck.
•Wildlife sightings are frequent, but not guaranteed.
•Tour operates in all weather conditions.
KE63 Bear Creek ZipLine Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
10:30 am
After orientation, your guide will introduce you to 5,200 feet of dual cable zip lines, intersected with a 250foot long suspension
bridge that provides an aerial view of Bear Creek and a forest waterfall. Speeding down the mountain, laughter will be one of the
highlights of your zip line adventure. Afterwards, board a Mercedes Unimog for transportation to the base camp, where you’
ll be
presented with a special award in recognition of your achievement.
Highlights:
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•Fulfill your sense of adventure with seven zip lines, Alaska's longest sky bridge, a 250-foot long mountain slide and rappelling!
•Rappel and speed down the mountain from the last tree platform.
•Board a Mercedes Unimog for a forest hillside descent and presentation with a special award in recognition of your achievement.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•Participants at least 50 inches tall, between 70 to 250 pounds.
•Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
•Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
KE65 Halibut Hunt
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
Minimum Age: 5 years; Maximum Age: 90 years, Maximum
Weight: 300 pounds
6 hr(s)
Departure Times:
7:30 am
No matter the skill level, learn to fish like a local with a Shakespeare rod and Penn 320 reel in your own two hands. Although the
15 - 30 pound "chicken" halibut are considered the most delectable, halibut over 100 pounds are also caught here. Choose to
custom-process your catch and have it delivered to your home for an additional charge. You will receive approximately 4.5 hours of
fishing during this excursion.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•Fishing vessel does not have a restroom.
•We regret that fish cannot be stored onboard your ship.
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•Participants between 5 and 90 years old, not more than 300 pounds.
•A valid one-day, $20.00 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.
KE72 Alaska Coastal Expedition
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
Minimum Age: 4 years; Maximum Age: 100 years, Minimum
Weight: 50 pounds, Maximum Weight: 350 pounds
2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
7:30 am
After gearing up in top of the line rain gear, step into your inflatable boat for an exhilarating, extraordinary trip and even have the
chance to drive. Your guide will interpret the historical, cultural and ecological adventure while heading out to Nichols Passage,
exploring the coastline around Blank Inlet and Blank Island. Finish your adventure by visiting Saxman Native Village, Ketchikans
historic red light district, Creek Street, and historic Thomas Basin Harbor.
Highlights:
•Board and take the opportunity to drive an inflatable boat while your guide follows in another boat.
•Search for bears, seals, whales and spawning salmon, or perhaps admire totem poles at Saxman Native Village.
•Cruise Ketchikan's historic red light district, Creek Street, and historic Thomas Basin Harbor.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•The route is determined by current wind, tide and weather conditions.
•Participants must be between 4 and 100 years old, between 30 and 350 pounds.
•Drivers must be at least 26 and present proof of age.
KE73 Historic Ketchikan Trolley
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
N/A
1 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
8:30 am, 10:30 am, 12:30 pm
After boarding, your guide will entertain you with stories about Ketchikan - the Salmon capital of the world - as you travel down its
narrow downtown streets. You’
ll go past City Park, Ketchikan Creek and the infamous Married Man's Trail on your way to Saxman
Native Village. On the return, your guide will stop at Creek Street and allow you to disembark and enjoy the area on your own,
before walking back to the ship.
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Highlights:
•Step aboard a historic red 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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
KE74 Bear Country and Wildlife Expedition
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
11:30 am
Begin your day in Ketchikan with an excursion to Herring Cove, in search of Black Bear in their natural habitat. You'll also have an
opportunity to view runs of Pacific salmon and an array of other wildlife. Enhanced trails through the dense rainforest will lead you
on an approximate one mile hike, as your personal naturalist stops at select elevated locations for prime bear viewing. Then, stop
at the Raptor Center where Native Carver's craft totems.
Highlights:
•Enjoy natural surroundings in Ketchikan in search of Black Bear 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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•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.
KE75 Adventure Kart Expedition
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
11:00 am
Step on the accelerator as you venture off into the Alaskan Frontier aboard your very own Tomcar Kart. With an experienced guide
leading the way, this exciting off-road adventure will take you through miles of winding forest trails, steep curves and Ketchikans
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expansive wilderness. Enjoy a snack and beverage before you head back toward civilization, but not before catching a glimpse of
some of the locals - eagles, deer and bears.
Highlights:
•Navigate through a thrilling obstacle course, specially designed to 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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Drivers must be at least 16 years with a valid drivers license.
•Karts accommodate two guests.
•Rain gear, dust masks, helmets and gloves, provided.
•Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
KE78 Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary and Crab Feast
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
9:30 am
Experience both an Eco tour and crab feast, two of Ketchikans highlights. Your excursion starts with a 30 minute narrated driving
tour to the Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary, and a guided walk into the rainforest of Herring Cove where bald eagles, black bear, and a
variety of birds may be spotted. You'll watch a Native totem carver at work and visit a Bald Eagle sanctuary, before heading to a
delicious crab feast at George Inlet Lodge.
Highlights:
•Enjoy a guided ecological walking tour into an elusive Herring Cove rainforest.
•Watch a Native totem carver perfecting his craft, before experiencing the Bald Eagle sanctuary.
•Enjoy a freshly cooked Dungeness crab meal and dessert in a spectacular lodge setting along George Inlet.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
KE79 Exclusive Private Air Tour
Prices:
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Duration:
Adult 1,979.00 / Child 1,979.00 USD
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 45 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
10:00 am
Discover Ketchikan's Misty Fjords and Tongass National Forest while touring in the luxury of a private De Havilland Beaver
floatplane, the world's most famous bush plane. Your narrated flight gives you a window seat to view Alaska's glorious snowcapped
peaks, majestic waterfalls, sparkling lakes and granite walls rising over a collage of forests. Your private flight is also highlighted
with an exhilarating landing on a pristine lake or bay to enjoy the fresh Alaskan mountain.
Highlights:
•Board your private floatplane to discover the Misty Fjords and surrounding wilderness area.
•Experience the Misty Fjords National Monument, home to some of the most dramatic scenery and wildlife in Alaska.
•Witness sheer walls of granite plunging over 3,000 feet into the lush Alaskan forests of spruce, hemlock, and cedar.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•The approximate 1.75-hour flight includes an approximate 20 minute landing during your tour.
•Tour price is per plane; the aircraft can accommodate up to six guests.
•This tour should only be pre-reserved by one individual per party; the entire cost of the tour will be charged to that person's credit
card and cannot be divided among the touring group by the cruise line.
•The cruise line will not match persons requesting an excursion to form a private group for this tour.
KE83 Seafeast and Alaska Lodge Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:15 am, 10:45 am
Starting off with a narrated scenic drive from Ketchikan to Clover Pass Resort, this combination Alaskan lodge and sea feast
excursion delivers both the natural wonders and tastes of Alaska. From the resort, board an adventure boat in search of
wildlife, visit an eagle's nest and venture past a US submarine testing site, before stopping at Silverking Lodge settled in Tongass
National Forest. After taking in the sights you will enjoy a delicious Alaskan seafood boil meal.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
•Binoculars
What to Wear:
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•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.
KE88 Tongass Rainforest Hiking Expedition
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s)
Departure Times:
8:30 am, 10:30 am, 12:30 pm
N/A
Experience the rainforests of Ketchikan while hiking through the Tongass National Forest. Your excursion starts by traveling to the
wilderness trail head, where your guide takes you on an approximate two mile hike through the ancient forest that encompasses
the park. You’
ll stop at a meadow to discover exotic plants, flowers, wildlife, and a waterfall. While hiking the trail you’
ll also
experience and learn about Alaskan Native American traditions.
Highlights:
•See, feel, and touch giant ancient trees under a rainforest canopy in the Tongass National Forest.
•Follow a rushing stream to a waterfall while hiking on a pathway carved through the Alaskan terrain.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Guests must be between the ages of 8 and 80 and be able to walk/stand for 2 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.
KE89 A Celebrity Exclusive: The Ketchikan Way
Prices:
Duration:
Adult 3,789.00 / Child 3,789.00 USD
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
10:00 am
It’
s impossible to appreciate the majesty of Ketchikan’
s Misty Fjords National Monument, unless you experience it first-hand. This
is your opportunity. A private luxury vehicle will take you from the ship to your private de Havilland Beaver floatplane. Board this
legendary bush plane for a tour above some of Alaska’
s most unspoiled wilderness. The pilot will communicate with you via noisecancelling headsets, as you soar over sheer walls of granite rising 3,000 feet above the waters below. You’
ll pass over deep blue
glaciers, verdant spruce forests, breathtaking river valleys, and shimmering mountain lakes. Just when you thought it couldn’
t get
any more exhilarating, your pilot will execute a perfect water landing for a picnic amid one of Mother Nature’
s most ruggedly
beautiful landscapes. This Celebrity Exclusive presents Ketchikan at its best.
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Highlights:
•Experience a window seat view above the glaciers and Ketchikan's Misty Fjords National Monument before an unforgettable
floatplane landing.
•Soar in your private floatplane to discover the Misty Fjords and dramatic Alaskan scenery and wildlife.
•Witness sheer walls of granite plunging into the lush Alaskan forests of spruce, hemlock, and cedar.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•This experience must be reserved 30 days prior to sailing.
•Due to the unique nature of our Celebrity Exclusives, this experience is priced to include up to 6 guests.
KE91 Cultural Treasures of Annette Island
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:00 am
Begin your Ketchikan exploration with a water jet powered vessel tour to Annette Island, Alaska's only Native reserve. Discover the
breathtaking coastline in route to the island where you’
ll visit the community of Metlakatla. Through your Native guide you will learn
about the Tsimshian people, and also experience the islands history through Father Duncans Church and Cottage Museum and
Healing Arts Center. Jetting back to Ketchikan youll visit Walden Rock, home to seals and other Alaskan wildlife.
Highlights:
•Embark a water jet- powered vessel for an exciting cruise to Alaska's Native reserve, Annette Island.
•Experience the culture and rituals of the Metlakatla community where your Native guide provides insight into their rich heritage.
•Discover the culture, visiting Father Duncan's Church and Cottage Museum, and the Healing Arts Center.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
KE94 Catch of the Day: Private Cabin Cruiser, Crabbing
and Seafood Feast
Prices:
Duration:
Adult 1,389.00 / Child 1,389.00 USD
Restrictions:
5 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
7:30 am
This excursion takes you on a private tour of Ketchikan's breathtaking landscape in a 22-foot cabin cruiser. Head to Bostwick Bay,
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home of the Dungeness crab. There you’
ll learn how to bait and set crab pots. Then, while your pot "soaks," head out on an
adventure of fishing or pulling up to the beach for beachcombing and exploring. Returning to the marina you’
ll enjoy your "catch of
the day" prepared at the Alaska Fish House.
Highlights:
•Experience Ketchikan's world-renowned waters in a private 22-foot cruiser.
•Enjoy salmon fishing, halibut fishing, or pulling up to the beach to explore and beachcomb.
•Taste a delicious meal with your catch of the day at the Alaska Fish House back at the marina.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
•Shoes with nonslip soles
KE95 Alaska's First City Highlights and Lumberjack Show
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
7:45 am, 12:30 pm
This exciting Ketchikan shore excursion combines a visit to Saxman Native Village and the Great Alaska Lumberjack Show. Start
your adventure with a guided walk and tour through historic Creek Street on your way to Saxman Native Village, where you'll learn
the culture of southeast Alaskan Natives, including the story behind their majestic totem poles. Then enjoy The Great Alaskan
Lumberjack Show as lumberjacks bring to life Alaska's timber history with an action packed competition.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
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08-Aug-2016
Juneau, Alaska
JU01 Mendenhall Glacier and Salmon Hatchery
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:00 pm
Enjoy this fully-narrated tour detailing the colorful history of Juneau's gold-rush era and operations of a salmon hatchery, before
seeing the magnificent Mendenhall Glacier. At the hatchery, explore local marine species and displays detailing the hatchery's
annual production of over 150 million salmon. Then, discover one of Mother Nature's most amazing treasures, the 1.5-mile wide
Mendenhall Glacier. You'll be able to capture breathtaking views of this world-famous glacier from the visitor center.
Highlights:
•Witness a variety of local marine species and learn how Macaulay Salmon Hatchery incubates various species of salmon.
•Capture the beauty of Mendenhall Glacier - the largest, most rugged glacier accessible by road.
•Snap photos of the breathtaking Mendenhall Glacier.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
JU02 Bike and Brew Glacier View
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
Minimum Age: 10 years, Minimum Height: 56 inches
4 hr(s)
Departure Times:
3:00 pm
Experience the beauty surrounding Juneau with three unique Alaskan experiences. First, visit Chapel-by-the-Lake, a lovely old log
chapel that offers stunning views of Auke Lake and the surrounding forest. Continue on to Mendenhall Glacier for a brief beach stop
before embarking on a one-mile trail ride through the rainforest. Finally, relax as you drive to Merchant's Wharf, an old seaplane
hangar in downtown Juneau, where youll sample a variety of Alaskan beers.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
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Important Notes:
•Guests with pre-existing or medical conditions should take caution when selecting this tour.
JU04 Taku Lodge Feast and 5 Glacier Seaplane
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
3:00 pm
Soar over five majestic glaciers and the lush Tongass National Forest aboard a classic De Havilland seaplane before landing upon
the Taku River, your very own glistening "runway". Next stop? The rustic Taku Lodge, where you can feast upon fresh Wild Alaskan
Salmon and enjoy magnificent views of the verdant forest and native wildlife.
Highlights:
•View five glaciers of the Juneau Icefield from an authentic Alaskan bush plane.
•Enjoy a spectacular glacier view dining experience.
•Keep a lookout for local black bears.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Warm clothes
Important Notes:
•Guests enjoy a window seat and a headset for continuous narration.
•Approximate flight time is 50 minutes.
•While wild bear sightings though frequent, they can not be guaranteed.
occupy, and pay, a separate seat. Payment will be processed onboard your ship
JU05 5-Glacier Seaplane Exploration
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
1 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:00 pm
Get ready to experience Juneau like you never imagined - high above it! Your epic glacier adventure begins the moment you board
your seaplane. Feel your heart race as you take off and soar over the Tongass National Forest, your segway into a birdseyeview of
five unique glaciers. The ,500squaremile Juneau Icefield will leave you breathless as you explore deep mountain crevasses, crystalblue meltwater pools and the mystic icecaps of these majestic wonders.
Highlights:
•Soar high above the Tongass National Forest.
•Explore Juneau's most majestic glaciers.
What to Bring:
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•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Warm clothes
Important Notes:
•Guests enjoy a window seat and a headset for continuous narration.
•Approximate flight time is 40 minutes.
JU06 Mendenhall Glacier by Helicopter and Guided Walk
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
3:15 pm
Travel back in time to the Ice Age onboard a turbinepowered helicopter to experience Alaska's world famous Mendenhall Glacier up
close and personal. Your journey will take you through the lush rain forests and alpine ridges of the Mendenhall Valley until you
reach the majestic Mendenhall Glacier itself. Soar over spellbinding ice spires and deep crevasses before landing on the ice to
explore the glacier's unchartered territories by foot with your guide.
Highlights:
•Relish in the mystery of Mendenhall Valley with a bird's-eye-view of mountains, forests and wilderness.
•Experience the thrill of landing atop the illustrious Mendenhall Glacier.
•Traverse the untouched glacial icefield on foot.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Warm clothes
Important Notes:
•Glacier boots are provided to facilitate walking on the glacier.
•For security purposes, no bags are allowed on the helicopter.
•Helicopter weight restriction per guest limited to under 250 lbs.
•Weight must be registered at time of booking.
•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.
JU07 "Pilot's Choice" Glacier Explorer
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
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2 hr(s) 45 min(s)
Departure Times:
5:30 pm
Enjoy an eagle's-eye view by helicopter of high alpine lakes, "icefalls" hanging from sheer cliffs, and some of the most remote
peaks and glaciers in the Juneau Icefield. Then, your pilot will land in two different locations, where you'll continue your tour on foot
to truly appreciate the beauty of this ancient landscape. Enjoy 30-minutes of exploration time between these two landings to
discover the moraines, crevasses, seracs, and glaciers up close.
Highlights:
•Enjoy a 50-minute flight 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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Socks recommended
•Warm clothes
Important Notes:
•Glacier boots are provided.
•For security purposes, no bags are allowed on the helicopter.
•Expect approximately 50 minutes of flight time and 30 minutes for landings.
•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 $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.
JU09 Helicopter Glacier Trek
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
4:00 pm
Explore Alaskas majestic mountain peaks and glacial icefalls on a scenic helicopter ride before a twohour trek through Juneaus
glacial icescape. Once youve been outfitted with appropriate outerwear and mountaineering gear, your guide will lead you to the
glacier to begin your exploration. Learn about the everchanging glacial environment and how to access its most remote areas.
Enjoy an experience like no other as you journey across Juneaus Icefield.
Highlights:
•Enjoy a scenic 30-minute helicopter flight to a professionally-guided trekking site.
•Join mountaineering guides for a two-hour journey through a glacial icescape, learning about the glacier environment and
surrounding areas.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
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•Boots Provided
•Sunglasses
Important Notes:
•All participants must register their body weight at the time of booking.
•Guests weighing over 250 lbs. assessed a weight surcharge.
JU10 Extended Helicopter Glacier Trek
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
3:30 pm
After a picturesque helicopter ride, embark on an exhilarating 3hour expedition through the most pristine and remote areas of
Juneaus Icefield. Once you land, youll receive everything you need, from appropriate outerwear to trekking tools, for this ultimate
glacier adventure. Hike through the cold, rugged terrain and put your basic trekking skills to the test as you climb and descend ice
walls. Take in Alaskas breathtaking scenery from the best possible viewpoint atop the glacier.
Highlights:
•Enjoy spectacular aerial views of Juneau's mountains and glaciers during a 30-minute scenic helicopter ride.
•Learn the basics of mountaineering as you hike and climb Alaska's rugged glacier terrain.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Boots Provided
•Sunglasses
Important Notes:
•Guests weighing over 250 lbs. assessed a weight surcharge.
•All of the outerwear and mountaineering gear is provided
JU12 Fly-Out Fly Fishing
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
2:30 pm
Hop aboard a classic floatplane, and explore the untouched Alaskan wilderness on this guided premier flyfishing quest. Depending
on the season, youll have the chance to catch (and release) several local species including king salmon, sockeye salmon, rainbow
trout, and more. Take a break from the action and enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding scenery as you snack on Alaskan
smoked salmon. Regardless of your skill level, youll experience Alaskan fishing at its finest.
Highlights:
•Fly over Alaska's pristine wilderness on the way to a specially-selected river.
•Enjoy world-renowned fly-fishing in Juneau's remote waters amid picturesque mountains and lush trees.
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What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Alaska State Law requires a valid one-day fishing license for all guests 16 years of age or older.
•This may be purchased from your guide for $20.
JU23 Mendenhall Glacier Guide's Choice Trail Hike
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:30 pm
Get ready for an adventure of a lifetime. Follow a secluded trail on a 3.5hour hike that takes you high above the Mendenhall
Glacier. Depending on the days hiking conditions, your guide will choose the best trail for you to explore. Capture photos of the
spectacular views along the way and watch for wildlife as you venture through the glaciercarved wilderness. Discover Alaskas
everychanging scenery on this unforgettable hiking adventure.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Weather gear, if necessary
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Guests should be prepared to hike between 4-6 miles.
•Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour
JU26 Mount Roberts Tramway
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
At Your Leisure
Departure Times:
N/A
1:45 pm
Board a tramcar for an exhilarating ride that takes you 1,800 feet up into the Alaskan rainforest. As you ascend, enjoy breathtaking
views of the Chilkat Mountains, Stephens Passage, Douglas Island, and Silver Bow Basin, where gold was discovered in 1880. At
the summit, you’
ll visit the Mountain House, explore the Nature Center, and look out for bears and other wildlife that feed on the
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slopes of Mount Roberts. Enjoy this unique only-in-Alaska experience.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
JU27 Salmon Sportfishing Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:00 pm
Beat the bears to the punch for that dreamed-of trophy salmon, by getting out on the protected inside waterways for a day of
sportfishing. Enjoy rod and reel trolling in one of the best fishing grounds in southeast Alaska from the comfort of a charter boat
skippered by a U.S. Coast Guard-licensed captain. Additionally, your catch can be cut into fillets or steaks, vacuum-packed and
sent to your home (U.S. addresses only).
Highlights:
•Troll one of the most abundant fishing grounds in Southeast Alaska from the comfort of your charter vessel.
•Catch fresh salmon in protected inside waters, while marveling at the stunning scenery surrounding you.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Comfortable shoes
Important Notes:
•All boats will carry a maximum of 6 passengers.
•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 are rotated on rods (rather than fishing from assigned rods).
•Alaska state law requires a valid one-day $20 fishing license; it can be purchased from the boat captain.
•During the king salmon season, an additional $10 king salmon stamp is also required.
Restrictions:
•Minimum age to participate is 5 years old.
JU28 Helicopter Glacier Walkabout
Prices:
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Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
4:30 pm
Embark on a 30-minute helicopter flight over gorgeous Juneau before your pilot chooses a landing site on one of 36 majestic
glaciers. Then take a one-hour guided walk with ample time for photo opportunities. You’
ll be outfitted in windproof/waterproof
outerwear, hard shell mountaineering boots with crampons, a waist pack complete with a granola bar and water, and a trekking poll
for added stability on the glacier. Embark on an unforgettable Alaskan adventure.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•Minimum age to participate is 8 years old.
•Guests weighing 250 pounds or more will be assessed a weight surcharge.
JU30 Evening Whale Quest
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
6:00 pm
Enjoy an Alaskan evening cruise on a luxurious catamaran with guaranteed whale viewing and great food. Explore Stephen's
Passage, a world-renowned marine wilderness and favored summer feeding ground for humpback whales. Your skilled captain will
gently maneuver the vessel to allow exceptional viewing opportunities. The whales are often close enough for you to hear them
breathe, and if conditions allow, you can use a hydrophone to hear their incredible "singing".
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 explanation the behavior and habitat of the humpback whale and other wildlife.
•Throughout the cruise, sample regionally-inspired appetizers & desserts prepared by one of Juneau’
s premier caterers.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Local currency
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
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JU33 Mendenhall Glacier and Salmon Bake
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
3:15 pm
Explore the gorgeous Mendenhall Glacier followed by an all you can eat Alaskan salmon bake. This meandering river of
compressed ice ranks as the largest, most rugged glacier accessible by road, and offers you an amazing vantage point for
breathtaking photos. Then, feast on wild Alaskan salmon and chicken along with a variety of side dishes. Listen to musical
entertainment and venture out to explore the nearby creek, waterfall, and mining remnants at your leisure.
Highlights:
•Marvel at one of Mother Nature's most amazing treasures, the 1.5 mile-wide Mendenhall Glacier.
•Feast on wild Alaskan salmon, chicken and a variety of side dishes guaranteed to satisfy the heartiest appetite.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•Busses depart regularly back to pier, return at your leisure.
JU38 Mendenhall Glacier and Gardens
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 45 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:30 pm
Take a fully narrated tour of Alaska's Glacier Gardens Rainforest and visit the famous Mendenhall Glacier. Hear how local owners
came to develop the area and the history behind their notorious upside down trees. Then, embark on a mile long journey into the
rainforest. Enjoy a brief stop in the greenhouse at the bottom of the mountain before traveling to Mendenhall Glacier, where you'll
walk along the trails and watch a short movie about its history.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
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Important Notes:
•U.S. Forest Service at visitor center available to answer your questions.
JU39 Whale Watching and Wildlife Quest
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:00 pm
Embark on a spectacular sightseeing cruise to discover some of Alaska's most majestic creatures - humpback and killer (orca)
whales. Your quest begins aboard a specially crafted catamaran, cruising through scenic Stephen's Passage, where you can take
in breathtaking views of lush vegetation and some of the other locals - bears, deer, harbor seals, and porpoises. Its the adventure of
a lifetime!
Highlights:
•Gaze upon dozens of Alaska's most elusive wildlife.
•Sail across Stephen's Passage aboard a sleek catamaran.
•Catch spectacular views of snow-capped mountains and glaciers.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Binoculars
What to Wear:
•
Hiking/walking shoes
•Warm clothes
Important Notes:
•Day-use Binoculars and a souvenir wildlife guide and map are provided.
•Complimentary snacks and beverages are provided.
•Tour operators guarantee whale sightings or refund $100 per person.
JU40 Mendenhall Glacier, Whale Watching and Wildlife
Quest
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:00 pm
Experience Alaska’
s magnificent landscapes and incredible wildlife by land and by sea. First, you’
ll travel by motor coach to the
world-famous Mendenhall Glacier. At the Visitor’
s Center, you’
ll have the opportunity to stroll along scenic trails, talk with Forest
Service rangers, and learn about the history of this magnificent blue-hued glacier. Then, you’
ll set out to explore island-studded
waters of Stephen’
s Passage aboard a deluxe catamaran, taking in awe-inspiring views of the glacial backdrop and indigenous
creatures, including whales, sea lions, porpoises, and bald eagles.
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.
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What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Warm clothes
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.
•Binoculars and souvenir route maps are provided, along with complimentary snacks and beverages.
JU43 Dog Sledding on the Mendenhall Glacier by
Helicopter
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 45 min(s)
Departure Times:
3:15 pm
If you came to Juneau for an unforgettable experience, this is it! Start your day with a helicopter ride across a lush rainforest, icy
mountain peaks and deep blue crevasses before descending upon a historic dogsled camp at the regal Mendenhall Glacier. Bask
in the cool, crisp air of the mountain valley as a team of Alaskan Husky sled dogs mush you across the 12-mile Icefield. Now that's
traveling in style.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Warm clothing
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.
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JU45 Whale Watching and Mendenhall Glacier Photo
Safari
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:30 pm
Take a specialty excursion with an Alaska naturalist photographer and board a safari vessel for a journey to beautiful Stephens
Passage. Begin capturing Alaska’
s “
magical moments”at Mendenhall Glacier, where you’
ll walk along a scenic rainforest trail,
encountering a variety of amazing wildlife to inspire your creativity. Then, by sea, capture shots of humpback whales and other
incredible marine creatures as you journey through the pristine waterways of Stephens Passage.
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 on a complimentary DVD that includes a photography tutorial, a slideshow, historical images, and printable
tip sheet.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Group size is limited 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.
•A complimentary single use camera is included for each child up to 12 years.
•This tour operates in all weather conditions.
•All guests eligible to win Capture Juneau Photo Contest.
•Guests guaranteed whale sightings or receive a $100 cash refund from tour operator at the conclusion of the tour.
•Rain gear and umbrellas are provide.
JU57 Alaska Sled Dogs and Musher's Camp
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:30 pm
Take a walk on Alaska's wild side. Well, a sled ride to be precise. Get ready for an exhilarating 1-mile-long mush through lush
forests. Then, take some time to personally congratulate your 4-legged team of Alaskan Huskies and play with an adorable bunch
of Husky pups. An excursion full of adventure and cuddling awaits you.
Highlights:
•Feel your heart race on this thrilling mush across the vast Alaskan wilderness.
•Learn about dog sledding - Alaska's official state sport.
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•Play with adorable Alaskan Husky pups following your mush ride.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Guests must have the mobility to walk 300 feet without assistance.
•Guests must be able to raise knee 12 inches to board the sled.
JU63 Alaska's Whales, Glaciers & Rainforest Trails
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:30 pm
Take a guided tour of Alaska’
s Mendenhall Glacier trail, then board a specialized safari vessel and go whale watching. Tour the
Mendenhall Glacier with an expert guide, and then after a short drive and snack, board a specialized safari vessel to view
humpback whales, orcas, sea lions, porpoises, seals, eagles, and sea birds. Your guide will share stories of the deep from fabled
shipwrecks to tales of the most interesting marine animals.
Highlights:
•Marvel at amazing Mendenhall Glacier while learning that the surrounding ecosystem was entirely covered by ice only 100 years
ago.
•Discover some of the most interesting marine animals by boarding a specialized safari vessel for a unique wildlife experience.
•See guaranteed whale sightings from under the cover of your cabin or by venturing out onto the open decks.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Weather gear if necessary
What to Wear:
•Layered clothes
Important Notes:
•Tour operates in all weather conditions Group size is limited 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 color 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 annual Capture Juneau Photo Contest.
JU65 Alaska Sightseeing Package
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Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
At Your Leisure
Departure Times:
N/A
2:00 pm
Juneau, discover the world-famous Mendenhall Glacier and witness the operations of a local salmon hatchery. Then, tour
Skagway’
s historic downtown before venturing 3,290 feet above sea level to the White Pass Summit. You’
ll also be able to
appreciate the beauty of Ketchikan with a city tour, followed by an exclusive carving demonstration at Potlatch Totem Park.
Highlights:
•Purchase this tour package and receive a free tour - Mount Roberts Tramway.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•All participants required to carry passport, and visa if required.
•Written consent is required for children traveling into Canada without both parents.
•Tour packages subject to space availability and may be cancelled at any time.
•Individual tours within each package cannot be exchanged or refunded.
•This package includes Juneau’
s Natural Beauties: Salmon and Mendenhall
Glacier (JU01), Mount Roberts Tramway (JU26), Klondike Summit and Historic
Skagway City Tour (SK43) and Potlatch Totem Park and Ketchikan City Highlights (KE60).
JU67 Alpine Zipline and Glacier Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
Departure Times:
Minimum Age: 9 years, Minimum Weight: 70 pounds, Maximum
Weight: 250 pounds
Minimum Height: 42 inches; Maximum Height: 84 inches
5 hr(s) 15 min(s)
2:30 pm, 3:30 pm
Get ready for a beautiful and adventurous Alaska Certified Eco-Tour. Experience a scenic and thrilling zip line excursion, then visit
the world famous Mendenhall Glacier. First, enjoy a "hands-free" zip line experience, taking in the sounds of the water rushing
below you, and the wonders of the rainforest surrounding you. End the day exploring the trails around Mendenhall Glacier,
exploring exhibits at the visitor center and capturing photos of the iceberg dotted lake.
Highlights:
•Zip line with a tour guide through trees over salmon spawning streams while surrounded by scenic mountain vistas.
•Embrace your "Inner Lumberjack" and try your hand at axe throwing, or purchase a beverage and simply watch.
•Explore Mendenhall Glacier and snap photos of this beautiful glacier and iceberg-dotted lake.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
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What to Wear:
•Walking shoes Hat and sunglasses
•Closed toe shoes
•Long pants
•Layered clothing
JU71 Alaskan Halibut Fishing
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s)
Departure Times:
2:00 pm
Begin your Alaskan fishing adventure on a scenic 30minute cruise with sight possibilities of glaciers, whales, and other marine
mammals. Your target fish will be halibut; however, you might also catch other bottom fish, such as pacific cod and a variety of
rockfish. Fish in the local hot spots for about four hours as you enjoy snacks, refreshing beverages, and spectacular views. Then,
have your catch professionally processed and shipped home.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•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 $20 from your fishing
boat captain.
JU72 Discover the Mendenhall Glacier
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
N/A
2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
2:00 pm, 3:30 pm, 5:00 pm
Enjoy a narrated drive to gorgeous Mendenhall Glacier, passing by Gold Creek and visiting the 4,000 acre Mendenhall Wetlands
State Game Refuge. Enjoy the famous Mendenhall Glacier at your leisure. Visit the Visitors Center, which sits along a cliff over the
valley floor, view interpretive exhibits, watch a short film on the glaciers history, browse the gift shop, or simply walk along the short
trails.
Highlights:
•Drive past Gold Creek, where gold was discovered, along the Gastineau Channel on your way to the famous Mendenhall Glacier.
•Visit Mendenhall Wetlands State Game Refuge, walk along its trails, and capture awe-inspiring photos.
•Enjoy the solitude and beauty of the Mendenhall Glacier, capturing unobstructed views of this amazing display of blue ice.
What to Bring:
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•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•US Forest Service Rangers available to answer your questions.
•Shuttle available at Mt. Robert Tramway.
JU86 Sportfishing Adventure - Private Boat
Prices:
Duration:
Adult 1,359.00 / Child 1,359.00 USD
Restrictions:
5 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:00 pm
Grab your family and friends for an unforgettable fishing adventure in Alaska’
s gorgeous waters. Roll up your sleeves as you board
a private, chartered 28 to 34 foot boat skippered by a US Coast Guard licensed captain. With the help of downriggers, you’
ll be
able to enjoy spectacular views of the scenery around you as you wait for your fish to bite. Then, reel it in so you can enjoy your
fresh catch back home.
Highlights:
•Explore one of the most abundant fishing grounds in Southeast Alaska from the luxury of your own private boat.
•Deliver your catch to your home address filleted or steaked and vacuum packed for an additional fee.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•One-day fishing license required, which may be purchased for $20 cash.
•During the King Salmon season, an additional $10 King Salmon stamp is also required.
•Boat can accommodate up to six guests.
•Tour should only be pre-reserved by one individual per party.
•The cruise line will not match persons requesting an excursion to form a private group for this tour.
JU94 Tracy Arm Fjord and Glacier Explorer - Celebrity
Solstice
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:30 am
Enjoy the best of Alaska’
s Tracy Arm Wilderness Area from a luxurious, high speed catamaran. The vessel will allow you to get as
close as possible to the ever changing face of South Sawyer Glacier. You'll also view the beautiful North Sawyer Glacier, cruising
beneath cliffs that rise 4,000 feet above the jade colored sea. Along the way, you'll enjoy frequent stops to admire the areas local
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wildlife including Pigeon Guillemots, Bald Eagles, Harbor Seals, and more.
Highlights:
•View glacier-carved cliffs, spectacular waterfalls, and exciting close-up views of the majestic Sawyer Glaciers.
•Get close-up views of tidewater glaciers, icebergs, immense cliffs, spectacular waterfalls, and abundant wildlife.
•Enjoy complimentary snacks and beverages served during the cruise.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•This tour is not available in early May as the Tracy Arm Fjord is typically releasing all the frozen pack ice and winter icebergs
collected near the glaciers face, due to spring thaw, making it very unlikely that tour vessels can get to within viewing distance of
the glaciers.
JUA1 Alaska Brewing, Mendenhall Glacier and Cooking
Demonstration
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
2:45 pm
Begin your excursion with a visit of the Alaska Brewery. Enter the tasting room with a view of the brewing process taking place and
sample some of the beers brewed in Juneau. Next, head off to Mendenhall Glacier, where you can walk along its trails, stop at the
photo lookout or enjoy the visitor center. Finally, you’
ll conclude this fun-filled day learning how to prepare authentic Alaska dishes
with the head chef of Chez Alaska Cooking School.
Highlights:
•Visit the Alaska Brewery, home to some of the top beers worldwide.
•Explore the trails, photo look out, and visitor's center at Mendenhall Glacier - the largest glacier accessible by road.
•Learn culinary secrets from the head chef at Chez Alaska Cooking School as well as sample the chef's creations.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
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Skagway, Alaska
SK01 A White Pass Scenic Railway
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:10 am, 12:40 pm
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Skagways most historic attractions aboard the "Scenic Railway of the World," an
International Historic Civil Engineering Landmark. Your 20-mile adventure begins at tidewater, taking you through ruggedly stunning
terrain to reach the 2,865-foot summit of White Pass. See the original Klondike Gold Rush Trail from your window. Relish in the
regions many wonders, including skyhigh trestles and remote valleys, while learning about the railways impressive history.
Highlights:
•Explore Skagway's most beautiful terrain from a vintage rail car.
•Pass through tunnels, gorges, mountains, and waterfalls on this historic train adventure.
•Discover various points of interest including Bridal Veil Falls, Inspiration Point, and Dead Horse Gulch on your ride.
What to Bring:
•SeaPass card and photo identification Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Warm clothes
SK02 Horseback Riding Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
Maximum Weight: 250 pounds, Minimum Height: 58 inches
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
8:00 am
Discover the beauty of Skagway, Alaska from a different perspective on a historic horseback ride. After a safety briefing, you’
ll head
out to Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park. Hear stories from the Gold Rush as you make your way to Dyea flats. The
views of Alaska’
s majestic wilderness and the Lynn Canal from Dyea flats will leave you breathless. After your ride, relax around a
fire pit while enjoying refreshments and Alaskan salmon pate.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to wear:
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•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.
SK03 Chilkoot Trail Hiking and Rafting
Prices:
Duration:
4 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Restrictions:
Departure Times:
Minimum Age: 7 years, Minium Weight: 50 pounds; Maximum
Weight 350 pounds
7:30 am, 1:00 pm
This adventure in Skagway, Alaska will take you on a two-mile hike along the Chilkoot Trail and let you experience the beautiful
Taiya River first-hand. Follow your guide through the lush rainforest and keep your eyes peeled for birds and wild flowers as you
make your way to the banks of the Taiya River. There, you’
ll board an 18-foot raft for a scenic cruise to the tidal estuary that offers
spectacular views of Alaska’
s wilderness.
Highlights:
•Hike the Chilkoot Trail, the centerpiece of gold rush history and the route to the riches of the Klondike.
•Experience Alaskan natural history and Klondike folklore during your hike.
•See majestic forests, glaciers, and granite fjord walls as you cruise down the Taiya River.
What to bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to wear:
Important notes:
•This Taiya River has no white water.
•The trail is moderately steep and rugged in places.
•This rafting trip has no white water.
•Guests must be able to hike 2 miles over uneven terrain.
•Guests must be able to hike elevation gain/descent of 350 feet.
•Guests with respiratory conditions or any medical condition should take caution.
SK06 Ghost and Goodtime Girls Walking Tour
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
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2 hr(s)
Departure Times:
8:30 am, 12:30 pm, 2:00 pm
Walk along the streets and alleys of Skagway, Alaska and listen to the untold stories and adventures of the women from the
Klondike Gold Rush. Your guide, a sumptuously dressed madam, will tell you about the town's "good-time" girls on the way to the
famous Red Onion Saloon and Brothel Museum. Enjoy a champagne toast before exploring its haunted halls and bedrooms
containing original relics and images of the women who worked there.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to wear:
•Walking shoes
•Light clothing
SK10 Dog Sledding and Glacier Flightseeing by Helicopter
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s)
Departure Times:
7:45 am
Experience two adventures in one day - a helicopter flightseeing tour and a dog sledding quest. Your journey begins aboard your
aircraft, as you soar over magnificent snowcapped mountains before landing on the Denver Glacier. Once on the ice field, a team of
experienced mushers will teach you about Alaskas favorite sport before you head out on the dog sled. Relax or stand on the
sled and mush through the breathtaking landscape on this day of adventure.
Highlights:
•Fly past Skagway's stunning glaciers, mountaintops, and pristine waters on your helicopter ride.
•Learn about the art of Dog Sledding from professional Alaskan mushers.
•Enjoy the ride on the dog sled as you explore the icy terrain.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
•Gloves
Important Notes:
•Approximately 30 minutes flight time and about 1 hour on the icefield.
•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.
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•Dependent on ice conditions the tour may cancelled toward the end of the season.
sticks, extendable items or drones allowed on tour.
SK12 White Pass Railway and Trail Camp Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s) 45 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
7:40 am
Take a train ride through 100 years of history across the worldfamous narrow gauge White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad. Your
adventure begins when you board a vintage rail car, traveling past Skagway's most rugged terrain. Retrace the original route beyond
the impressive 2,865-foot summit of White Pass. Then, take a motor coach down to the historic gold rush camp of Liarsville where
you can try your luck at finding the precious metal.
Highlights:
•Travel to White Pass summit on an iron trail that was built over 100 years ago.
•Learn all about Skagway's Gold Rush era while traveling through picturesque Tormented Valley and Pitchfork Falls.
•Enjoy a traditional folk song and dance performance by a cast of miners and dance hall girls.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Guests must carry passports (visa if required) for the US/Canada border crossing.
•Tour may operate in reverse order.
SK13 Eagle Preserve Rafting Wildlife Quest
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
Departure Times:
Minimum Age: 7 years, Minimum Weight: 50 pounds; Maximum
Weight: 350 pounds
6 hr(s) 15 min(s)
7:40 am
Experience world-class scenery and unforgettable excitement on your rafting adventure in the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. Begin
your quest aboard a sleek catamaran as you head to the historic Fort Seward. Enjoy the stunning landscape along the way,
replete with cascading waterfalls and unique wildlife. A picturesque drive up the historic Haines Highway brings you to the
Preserve, where you can observe dozens of eagles while rafting down the peaceful river.
Highlights:
•Raft through the Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, home to the largest concentration of eagles.
•Explore the spectacular Lynn Fjord by boat, North America's deepest Fjord.
•Look for native wildlife on your journey, including eagles, whales, bears, moose, and more.
What to Bring:
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•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
•Socks recommended (Rubber boots provided)
Important Notes:
•Guests must be able to walk over loose gravel and dry river-delta.
•Pregnant women and guest with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
•This trip has no white-water.
SK14 Skagway Street Car City Tour
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
1 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
8:30 am, 10:30 am, 1:15 pm, 3:15 pm
N/A
Hop on a 1927 sightseeing bus for an enlightening city tour of Skagway, Alaska that brings this historic gold rush town to life. This
guided drive takes you to the waterfront and the National Park Historic District, where you’
ll see your ship against a majestic
mountain backdrop. Then, visit the Gold Rush Cemetery and pass by the childhood home of former Alaska Governor, Sarah Palin,
before stopping in town to shop or explore.
Highlights:
•Discover Skagway aboard a 1927 bus with costumed conductors who’
ll share small-town life stories and make history come
alive.
•Motor through the residential neighborhoods of Skagway, famous for its flower gardens.
What to bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to wear:
•Walking shoes
•Light clothing
SK17 To The Summit!
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
N/A
1 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
8:30 am, 10:30 am, 1:15 pm, 3:15 pm
Your adventure begins in Skagway, Alaska with a guided drive along the historic Klondike Highway to the Summit of White Pass.
Originally used by dog teams, horses, and wagons, Klondike Highway is one of the state’
s most beautiful mountain roads. See
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Dead Horse Trail, the White Pass Railroad, and Pitchfork Falls as you continue your ascent. Once you reach the Summit, enjoy a
magnificent view of the scenic mountain landscape 3,292 feet above sea level.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Light clothing
Important notes:
•Guests travel to an elevation of 3,292 on steep mountain roads.
•This tour crosses the US/Canadian border; therefore, guests are required to carry their passport, and visa if required.
•Written consent required for children traveling into Canada without both parents.
SK20 Klondike Bicycle Tour
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
8:30 am
Enjoy a brief sightseeing drive to the summit of White Pass, where youll prepare for a guided 15-mile bike ride back to the sea
along the paved Klondike Road. This downhill adventure follows the same route taken by thousands of goldcrazed stampeders in
898. Listen as your guide shares stories about past and present life in the gateway to the Klondike. Along the way, stop to admire
the beautiful mountains, glaciers and the historic White Pass and Yukon Railroad.
Highlights:
•Retrace the historic Gold Rush route while coasting down from the White Pass summit on a biclycle.
•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:
•Passport
•Camera Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Closed toe shoes
•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.
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•The excursion crosses the US/Canadian border.
•Guests are required to carry their passport, and visa if required.
•Rain jacket and pants, and fleece gloves provided.
•Inherent risks involved with this activity and guests should be aware.
SK21 Alaska Wilderness River Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
6 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
7:30 am
After a scenic ferry ride, you'll arrive in the quaint little town of Haines to begin your Alaskan wilderness exploration. Board a flatbottom riverboat and glide across the Chilkat River, keeping your eyes peeled for moose, bears, and other local wildlife. If you're
lucky, you may even see a massive eagle's nest in the Cottonwood trees. Then, enjoy an old-fashioned hot dog roast in a picnicstyle setting before heading back to Skagway.
Highlights:
•Take a 45-minute ferry ride to the town of Haines and explore the Bald Eagle Preserve.
•Travel many channels of theChilkat River on a specially designed riverboat and explore the wilderness in comfort.
•Watch the rivers edge for wildlife, as the presence of the boats at times draws them out with curiosity.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•A 30 minute narrated bus ride takes you from Haines to the tour site.
•Lunch may be served before or after river tour.
•Animal sightings are not a guarantee.
•Moose sightings during the river tour are more frequent.
SK22 Glacier Point Wilderness Safari
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
Departure Times:
Minimum Age: 7 years, Minimum Weight: 50 pounds, Maximum
Weight: 350 pounds
6 hr(s) 30 min(s)
7:30 am
Get a taste of the Alaskan wilderness on this epic quest which brings you face-to-face with a magnificent glacier. Your adventure
begins aboard a custom-crafted vessel that will take you to Glacier Point. Explore the rugged beauty of Alaska's deepest fjord and
the snow-capped mountains before you. Then, paddle a 31-foot voyager canoe to the face of the Davidson Glacier, a stunning blue
ice masterpiece. Watch for whales, porpoises and other wildlife along the way.
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.
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What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Guests must be mobile and able to walk over uneven surfaces.
•Pregnant women and guest with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
•Box lunch is served onboard the boat.
SK35 Sawtooth Mountain Nature Hike
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
7:30 am
Discover Skagway's beauty with a guided 6-mile train ride on the historic White Pass & Yukon Route Railway before hiking the
Denver Glacier Trail. This trail, which is home to bears, moose, and other wildlife, traces the East Fork of the Skagway River.
Follow your guide through Alaska's natural mountain landscapes and into the glacially carved rainforest. Then, snap a photo of the
magnificent Sawtooth Mountains, before continuing your hike in the Tongass National Forest.
Highlights:
•Take the historic White Pass and Yukon Route Railway to the Denver Glacier Trail.
•Embark on a 3-5 mile nature hike that will show you Alaska's wildlife and nature at its finest.
•Experience the majestic Sawtooth Mountains, offering a valley deeper than Grand Canyon's.
What to Bring:
What to Wear:
•Walking/hiking shoes
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Guests must be able to hike 3-5 miles over challenging terrain.
•Rain gear, extra clothes, sun block and bug repellent will be provided.
•Guests provided with a small lumbar pack with snacks and water.
•Guests should consider their physical fitness level and medical history before tour.
•Guests with pre-existing injuries, heart or respiratory conditions should take caution.
•Guests with any other medical condition should take particular caution.
SK36 Dog Sled and Musher's Camp Experience
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Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:00 am
Discover Alaskas State Sport firsthand aboard a thrilling Alaskan Huskyled sled. Your tour begins at an authentic training camp in
Skagway where you'll meet with professional mushers and their dogs to learn all about this exciting sport. Then, it's time to board
your sled and let a team of 16 Huskies mush you through the lush Tongass National Rainforest for the rustic experience of a
lifetime.
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 husky pups after your sledding adventure.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•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.
SK38 White Pass Train and Klondike Bike Tour
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
7:35 am, 12:05 pm
Experience the natural beauty of Skagway on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway followed by a scenic bike ride. First, wind
through Alaskas magnificent coastal mountains on the way to Fort Fraser station. Then, enjoy a narrated drive to the starting point
of your bike ride White Pass Summit. Set off downhill at your own pace, stopping to appreciate the majestic glaciers, mountains,
and other historic sites along the way.
Highlights:
•Board the White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad for a scenic mountain ride to British Columbia's Fort Fraser Station.
•Gear up and enjoy a scenic'5-mile bike ride downhill from White Pass Summit.
•Discover waterfalls and glaciers along the White Pass and Yukon Railroad while biking through Alaska's breathtaking mountains.
What to Bring:
•Cash/credit cards Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Closed-toe shoes
•Layered clothing
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•Socks recommended
Important Notes:
•Guests should be confident on bicycle with hand brakes coasting downhill.
•Guests must be able to coast at speeds between 15-25 mph.
•Helmets are mandatory.
•Guests will be provided with outerwear.
SK43 Klondike Summit and Historic City Tour
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:00 am, 1:00 pm
Relive the hardships and struggles of the Gold Rush as you explore downtown Skagway and the infamous White Pass Summit.
Your journey begins with a narrated sightseeing drive past the wooden boardwalks and falsefronted building of downtown Skagway.
Then, retrace the footsteps of early gold seekers as you travel 3,290 feet above sea level to White Pass. Afterwards, visit the
graves of Soapy Smith and his rival Frank Reid at the Gold Rush Cemetery.
Highlights:
•Enjoy a guided drive through downtown Skagway, hearing stories of Skagway settlers during the Gold Rush.
•Drive parallel to the White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad on the way to the White Pass Summit.
•See Brackett Wagon Road, Pitch Fork Falls, and Tormented Valley, before making a final stop at Gold Rush Cemetery.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•This excursion crosses the US/Canadian border.
•With climatic changes, no guarantee is given for viewing areas.
SK44 Glacier Lake Kayak and White Pass Railway
Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
Minimum Age: 9 years; Maximum Age: 90 years, Maximum
Weight: 300 pounds
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5 hr(s)
Departure Times:
7:00 am
Minimum Height: 39 inches; Maximum Height: 76 inches
On this tour, youll experience the "Scenic Railway of the World" and explore a glacially carved lake by kayak. Board Skagways
historic White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad and follow the "Trail of a€9̃8" while enjoying impressive views of waterfalls,
mountains, and more. Then, disembark at Lake Bernard, to begin your kayak exploration. Paddle through the lakes cold waters as
you search for bears, mountain goats, and other local wildlife.
Highlights:
•Enjoy a scenic train ride through Skagway's coastal mountains on the way to White Pass Summit.
•Navigate your own state-of-the-art, 2-person kayak through the waters of Lake Bernard, while enjoying stunning views of the
surrounding mountains.
•Watch for bears, caribou, and eagles while kayaking along the alpine terrain of Skagway's infamous Tormented Valley.
What to Bring:
•Passport required
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Cash/credit cards Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
•Change of clothes
Important Notes:
•Tour order may vary.
•Tour includes a 27.7-mile train ride/kayaking up to 1.25 hours.
•Guests will be seated in 2-person kayaks.
•Guests should be comfortable in and around the water.
•Guests must be and able to paddle up to 1.25 hours.
•Guests will cross the US/Canadian border.
•Physical fitness level and medical history should be considered.
•Guests with pre-existing injuries or cardiac conditions should take caution.
•Guests with respiratory conditions or other medical conditions should take caution.
SK49 White Pass Railway and Historic City Highlights
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
N/A
4 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
8:00 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 pm
Watch history come alive on this journey through the worldfamous, 100-year-old narrow gauge White Pass & Yukon Route
Railroad. Retrace the steps of early gold seekers aboard a vintage rail car up to the spectacular 2,865-foot mountain's summit.
Then, board a motor coach for a scenic tour back to Skagway, passing through historical landmarks including Brackett Wagon
Road, Pitch Fork Falls, Dead Horse Gulch, and the infamous Tormented Valley.
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:
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•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Tour may operate in reverse order.
SK50 Glacier Discovery by Helicopter
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s)
Departure Times:
9:45 am
Leave civilization behind as you embark on an unforgettable journey to Alaska's remote glaciers. Begin your adventure at the
historic Skagway waterfront, where you'll be outfitted with boots and vests before boarding a helicopter. Once you lift off, the magic
begins. Fly across regal mountains, majestic valleys and colossal glaciers before landing on a magnificent glacier. Once you land,
you'll have the opportunity to explore one of nature's greatest marvels on foot.
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, and Meade Glacier.
•Experience what it feels like to stand on a glacier and walk across a river of ice.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing Gloves
Important Notes:
•Approximately 40 minutes of flight 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 over 250 lbs will pay additional $100 weight surcharge. Surcharge will be manually added to guest's account.
sticks, extendable items or drones allowed on tour. Please plan accordingly.
SK53 Golden Glassblowing Experience
Prices:
Duration:
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3 hr(s)
Restrictions:
Departure Times:
8:00 am, 11:00 am
Blow your own glass art in the Last Frontier with a personalized workshop in the tranquil Jewell Gardens of Skagway, Alaska. After
a brief sightseeing drive, you’
ll meet the “
Hot Shop”crew who will teach you about the ancient art of working with molten
glass.Then, choose your own design and color combinations and create your own Alaskan keepsake. Afterwards, enjoy a tea
service or light meal before heading to the ship.
Highlights:
•Experience a hands-on adventure, designing your own glass-blown art, while taking a piece of Alaska culture home with you.
•Discover the history behind ancient glass artwork, while you mold and create your own glass masterpiece.
•Incorporate 23K gold into your creation, if you’
d like, for a truly spectacular effect.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun Protection
•Insect Repellent
What to Wear:
•Closed toed shoes
•Lab coats and protective glasses will be on hand
Important Notes:
•Tour includes tea service or light meal.
SK54 Golf Alaska!
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
6 hr(s)
Departure Times:
7:40 am
Take a catamaran ride from Skagway to Haines to the Valley of the Eagles Golf Links for an unforgettable game. Situated along
the banks of the Chilkat River in Haines, this 36par golf course offers all players a challenge and spectacular views of Alaska’
s
mountain scenery. Tee off on this ecologically designed golf course and discover an array of wildlife by visiting the viewing stations
equipped with binoculars throughout the course.
Highlights:
•Enjoy a scenic catamaran ride to Haines and tour the town of Fort Seward.
•Tee off at the 9-hole Valley of the Eagles Golf Links course, ecologically designed to enhance wildlife and foliage.
•Stop at viewing areas along the course for an up-close view of Alaska's wildlife, mountains, and rivers.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Comfortable clothing
SK59 Adventure Park and Zip Lines
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Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
9:00 am, 10:45 am, 12:45 pm
On this tour, you’
ll enjoy a historic sightseeing drive of downtown Skagway and experience the thrill of zip lining across the
Alaskan wilderness. Reach for new heights with a series of rope courses including Burma loops, suspended bridges, and raised
balance beams. Try to keep your eyes open as you soar through the treetops across a series of zip lines. Zoom from platform to
platform on this adrenaline pumping aerial adventure.
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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
Important Notes:
SK60 Laughton Glacier Wilderness Hike and White Pass
Railway
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
9 hr(s)
Departure Times:
7:30 am
Your hiking excursion from Skagway begins with a scenic train ride on the White Pass Railroad, followed by a wilderness hike to
Laughton Glacier. Where your railway ride ends, your journey to the glacier begins as you hike a guided wilderness trail along the
Skagway River, through the Alaskan forest. Observe an array of wildlife as you reach Laughton Glacier, where you’
ll see exposed
crevasses and other wondrous glacial sights.
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 5-7 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:
•Camera
•Sun protection
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What to Wear:
•Warm clothes
Important Notes:
•May-June, glacier travel may be limited by snow on the glacier.
•Guests must hike challenging terrain 5-7 miles without assistance.
•Guides carry rain gear, and extra warm clothes.
•A small lumbar pack with snacks and water is provided.
•This tour crosses the US/Canadian border.
•Guests need to carry their passport, and visa if required.
•Written consent required for children traveling into Canada without both parents
SK62 Alaska Gold Rush Highlights
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
7:40 am, 10:00 am
Embark on a scenic tour of Skagway's most incredible landmarks, including Tormented Valley and Pitchfork Falls. Begin your
adventure aboard the historic White Pass and Yukon Railway, ascending toward majestic mountains and breathtaking
valleys. Learn the art of gold panning at Klondike Gold Dredge. Top off your day with a scrumptious meal at Savor Taiya Inlets Pure
Gold Buffet.
Highlights:
•Explore Skagway’
s many wonderful highlights on a train ride through the mountains.
•Discover stories of miners who came to the region on foot over a century ago.
•Enjoy a delicious buffet feast featuring Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon and country spare ribs.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Participants must carry passports (visa if required) for the US/Canada border crossing.
•This tour may operate in reverse.
SK76 Yukon Adventure and White Pass Scenic Railway
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
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7 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
7:40 am, 10:15 am
Explore the historic White Pass Trail of '98 from different perspectives. Begin your day ascending into the mountains aboard the
White Pass and Yukon Railway. Next, travel to the historic Trail of '98 to the White Pass Summit and into the Yukon. Ride down
the Klondike Highway and visit the Yukon Suspension Bridge at Tutshi Canyon. Take in spectacular views of waterfalls and Alpine
Valleys as you journey down White Pass.
Highlights:
•Ascend into the mountains by train, following the same trail taken by miners more than a century ago.
•Enjoy a short photo stop at the historic Yukon Territory sign.
•Experience the exhilaration of crossing a 57-foot high suspension bridge.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Available views can't always be guaranteed due to climactic changes.
SK78 Rock Climbing, Rappelling and Zip Line
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
8:45 am, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm
Drive through historic Skagway and up the White Pass Gold Route for a guided hike to a magnificent rock base to begin your trio
adventure. After gearing up, you’
ll be able to choose from over a dozen climbing routes, each promising amazing views of the
Skagway River and the surrounding wilderness. Afterwards, try your hand at a 70-foot rappel before tackling the exhilarating zip
line and wooden suspension bridge.
Highlights:
•Enjoy a narrated drive through historic Skagway and up into the majestic White Pass Gold Route.
•Experience the thrill of climbing the stunning granite walls of Alaska that have been carved by retreating glaciers.
•Get your heart racing as you rapel and zipline through the Alaskan wilderness while enjoying the spectacular mountain views.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Climbing or zipping is not mandatory on the tour.
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•Climbing shoes, helmet, harness and pulleys are provided.
•Guests need to hike for a short period over uneven terrain.
•Guests with pre-existing injuries, or respiratory, heart or any medical conditions should take caution.
SK83 Skagway Street Car City Tour - Foreign Languages
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
1 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:45 am, 1:45 pm
Journey through Skagway, Alaska on a 1927 vintage street car with GPS-activated narration to discover this famous Gold Rush
town in various languages simultaneously. Start with a drive along the waterfront and through Skagway Historic District. Soak in
views of Alaska’
s majestic mountains from a scenic overlook, and visit the Gold Rush Cemetery before passing the childhood
home of former Alaska Governor, Sarah Palin. Then, enjoy some free time in town to shop or explore.
Highlights:
•Ride around Skagway as your conductor shares a century of history, behind-the-scene stories, and small-town tales.
•Discover the best of Skagway including the waterfront, Skagway Historic District, and Gold Rush Cemetery.
•Travel past the charming homes of Skagway's residential district, famous for its flower gardens.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•GPS activated narration available in various languages.
•Languages include: Spanish, German, French, and Dutch.
•Japanese, Mandarin, English and Portuguese, also included.
SK84 Ocean Raft Wildlife Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s)
Departure Times:
10:00 am, 12:30 pm, 3:00 pm
Board a US Coast Guard certified open-vessel for an unforgettable high-speed boat adventure in Lynn Canal, North America's
deepest and longest fjord. Outfitted with an exposure suit, you'll stay warm and dry as you glide across the water and explore
hidden coves and waterfalls. Immerse yourself in the wondrous sights of Alaska’
s wilderness, while keeping an eye out for local
wildlife as you hover close enough to feel the mist of the glacial waterfalls.
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:
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•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
•Change of clothes
What to Wear:
•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.
SK85 Goldrush Sled Dogs and White Pass Train
Adventure
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
7:30 am
ll take Skagway’
s famous White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad along the eastern side of the White Pass to the
2,865-foot summit. Journey down the west side of White Pass canyon past several landmarks including Dead Horse Gulch,
Pitchfork Falls, and the beautiful Tormented Valley. Along the way, stop at Klondike Gold Fields to learn more about modern dog
sled racing before meeting a team of sled dogs.
Highlights:
•Experience an unforgettable journey to the White Pass Summit aboard the historic White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad.
•Visit Klondike Gold Fields to learn about Alaska's state sport and watch a team of Iditarod sled dogs race.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•This excursion crosses the US/Canadian border.
•With climatic changes, no guarantee is given for viewing areas.
SK88 White Pass Railroad and Klondike Highway
Combination - Foreign Languages
Prices:
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Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:45 am
This tour lets you experience two different sides of White Pass while enjoying a narrated commentary in your native language.
First, you'll drive along Klondike Highway, one of North America's most scenic roads, through West White Pass in the St. Elias
Range. Then, board a vintage railcar and retrace the "Trail of '98" as you journey down the other side of the pass. Enjoy
spectacular views of mountains, glaciers, and waterfalls along the way.
Highlights:
•Drive parallel to the historic Gold Rush Trail of '98 as you travel up Klondike Highway through the West White Pass.
•Ride the famous White Pass & Yukon Railroad through the opposite side of the Pass and down the canyon.
•Learn about the places you visit in the language of your choosing using a GPS-activated narration.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•GPS activated narration available in various languages.
•Languages include: Spanish, German, French, and Dutch.
•Japanese, Mandarin, English and Portuguese, also included.
•Since this excursion crosses the U.S.-Canadian border, guests must carry their passport, and if applicable, their visa.
SK91 Adventure Hike Skagway
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 45 min(s)
Departure Times:
8:00 am, 11:15 am, 2:30 pm
After a brief sightseeing tour of Skagway, you’
ll head up the famous White Pass to begin your guided 2-mile hike through Tongass
Rainforest, part of largest national forest in the United States. Explore Alaska’
s beautiful terrain as you learn about Alaskan foliage,
glacial history, and more. Then, visit a scenic overlook where you’
ll enjoy a snack and incredible views of Skagway Valley, White
Pass, and the Lynn Canal.
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 snowcapped mountains of the White Pass.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Hiking shoes
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•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Guests must be able to hike 2 miles over uneven terrain.
•Guests with pre-existing injuries, or respiratory, heart or any medical conditions should take caution.
SK92 Gold Panning, Sled Dogs and 40 Below
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s)
Departure Times:
8:30 am, 10:30 am, 12:30 pm
N/A
On this tour, youll head to Klondike Gold Fields to discover modern Alaskan sled dog racing and the history behind the Gold Rush.
Meet an Iditarod musher and watch a demonstration sled run before interacting with the dogs. Then, prepare to feel the Northern
chill in the 40 Below Experience, where you'll feel the effects of the extreme Alaskan cold. Warm up afterwards by trying your skills
at gold panning.
Highlights:
•Explore the Klondike Gold Fields that are situated along the famous Skagway River, and surrounded by Alaska's majestic
mountains.
•Meet and greet an Iditarod musher, and enjoy a presentation introducing Klondike Gold Rush dogs and today's winter runs.
•Learn various gold panning techniques and search for gold at the warm-water troughs, where gold is guaranteed!
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
•Insect repellent
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Layered clothing
Important Notes:
•Snacks and refreshments are available at an additional cost.
SK95 Family Tour Challenge - The Big Nugget
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
5 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
8:30 am
Experience the rustic Alaskan Frontier up close and personal. The Big Nugget Challenge at the Klondike Gold Fields in Skagway
combines fun, learning, and friendly competition into a dynamic adventure the whole family will enjoy. Follow in the footsteps of
early pioneers as you master the art of gold panning, experience temperatures below 40 degrees, discover expert mushing tactics
and tour a genuine gold dredge –all while vying for prizes and bragging rights! It’
s your chance to see, feel and make history!
Highlights
•Travel back to the 1890s as costumed guides regale you with fascinating tales of the historic Klondike Gold Rush.
•Predict what will happen at 40-Below temperatures and then test out your predictions at the 40 degree Below Experience. Take
your picture on the ice throne!
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•Interact with playful sled dogs and puppies and meet the musher that trains them.
•Learn how to pan for Klondike gold, then put your new skills to the test as you compete with other families to see who finds the
most.
•“
Stake your claim”on Gold Rush history by tacking a wooden medallion with your family’
s name on the panning sheds.
•Try some homemade ale or root beer at the Gold Rush Brewery.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Warm clothing (layers)
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Victoria, British Columbia
VI01 Butchart and Butterfly Gardens
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
6:30 pm
Spend your day surrounded by vivid and vibrant color with a tour to Victoria Island’
s famed Butchart and Butterfly Gardens.
Meander along trails that lead you through an incredible 55-acres of landscaped perfection at Butchart Gardens. See the Rose
Gardens, Italian Gardens, Japanese Gardens and legendary Sunken Gardens. Later, stroll beneath flittering wings of color at
Butterfly Garden. You’
ll see pink flamingoes and tropical birds, as well. You might even see a butterfly sleeping!
Highlights:
•Explore one of the world's foremost botanical gardens on a self-guided tour.
•Visit the famous Sunken Garden, an abandoned limestone quarry that was magically transformed into a masterpiece.
•Explore the 12,000-square-foot Butterfly Garden and wander among a multitude of free-flying butterflies.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
VI04 Victoria By Horse Drawn Trolley
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
1 hr(s)
Departure Times:
6:30 pm
This tour takes you on a romantic one-hour journey though Victoria high atop an old-fashioned horse-drawn trolley. Ride to the clipclop of your loyal companions as they take you past the tall ships of the harbor, along historic streets, and through the flower
gardens of Beacon Park. Sit back and relax, as you discover the best of Victoria, including the stunning architecture of the
Parliament Buildings. Afterwards, you’
ll have plenty of time for independent exploration.
Highlights:
•Climb atop a horse-drawn trolley for a scenic tour through the picturesque city of Victoria.
•Wind your way through historic neighborhoods, and take in the many colors of Beacon Park.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Warm clothes
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Important Notes:
•Warm blankets and a canvas topper on the trolley protect you from sun or rain.
•Guests must be able to negotiate a 2-foot step up into the trolley.
Restrictions:
•Maximum height: 84 inches.
•Maximum weight: 350 lbs.
VI07 Whale Watching Tour
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
6:30 pm
This shore excursion takes you off the coast of Victoria on a high-speed British Columbia whale-watching adventure. Your Captain
and crew know just where to go and your special vessel makes it easy to watch on dock or from the comfort of heated indoor
seating. Keep watch for breaching Humpbacks and swimming Orcas. You might also spot porpoises, Elephant Seals, Bald Eagles
and other wildlife.
Highlights:
•Climb aboard high-speed boat and travel to the whale grounds off of Victoria Island.
•Keep watch for giant Humpbacks, pods of Killer Whales and other wildlife.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•Whale sightings are not guaranteed.
VI18 Scenic Victoria with Craigdarroch Castle
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
6:30 pm
The history of Victoria’
s Inner Harbor unfolds at every turn and this tour gives the inside scoop on it all. Hear stories of the famous
Empress Hotel and see the fabulous British Columbia Parliament Buildings. Watch street performers clamor for attention on the
way to Craigdarroch Castle, wonderfully restored after being used as both a college and hospital in the 1900s. Stroll through its
lavish chambers and discover what luxury was like for wealthy industrialists.
Highlights:
•Discover the rich history, famous landmarks and grand architecture of Victoria's Inner Harbor.
•Explore Craigdarroch Castle, the last remaining vestige of the grand estate belonging to industrialist, John Dunsmuir.
What to Bring:
•Camera
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•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•There are 89 steps throughout the castle for guests wishing to explore.
VI31 Enchanting Butchart Gardens
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
6:30 pm
This shore excursion takes you to one of the world’
s most amazing botanical gardens and one of horticulture’
s all-time great
stories. You’
ll learn how one family created what is arguably the world’
s best collection of flowers, plants and trees. See the Italian,
Japanese and Sunken Gardens. Stroll past ponds filled with Lilly pads and feel yourself taken by the beauty. Afterwards, enjoy a
drive through Victoria’
s Chinatown and the historic Inner Harbor.
Highlights:
•Learn how the Butchart family transformed a barren rock quarry into one of the world's top horticulture attractions.
•Enjoy a self-guided tour through this captivating and colorful botanical wonderland spanning 55 acres.
•Take a drive through Chinatown and Victoria's historic Inner Harbor.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
VI33 Craigdarroch Castle and Butchart Garden
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
6:30 pm
ll stroll through Victoria’
s most exquisite gardens and explore the grand life of an old industrialist. Start with a self
-guided tour of Butchart Gardens. This 55-acre masterpiece began as a family effort to beatify an old quarry and ended up making
horticulture history. At Craigdarroch Castle, you enter a lavish world resorted to the days when a wealthy industrialist called it
home, featuring a stunning collection of stained glass and period furnishings.
Highlights:
•Discover the lavish lifestyle of industrialist John Dunsmuir at his restored estate, Craigdarroch Castle.
•Walk among 55 acres of the brightly colored flowers, exotic plants and serene Lilly ponds at Butchart Gardens.
What to Bring:
•Camera
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•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•There are 89 steps throughout the castle for guests wishing to explore.
VI38 City Tour of Scenic Victoria
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
2 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
6:30 pm
Enjoy an eye-opening tour of Victoria, a city that radiates old-world charm and British flair. Travel through its neighborhoods and
see million-dollar views of the Olympic Mountains and sweeping coastline. Visit the Inner Harbor and drive past the world-famous
Empress Hotel. Watch as street performers and artisans vie for the attention of onlookers in the shadow of Craigdarroch Castle.
Spend the day exploring a city commonly called one of the most picturesque in North America.
Highlights:
•Discover the beauty and history of Victoria, known as one of the most picturesque cities in North America.
•Visit the Inner Harbor, the lively and historic centerpiece of the city.
•See Craigdarroch Castle, Chinatown, the Royal British Columbia Museum and other sites.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•Guests may elect to stop at Fairmont Empress Hotel at end of tour, and make their own way back to ship.
VI40 The Great Fermentations! Wine and Distillery Tour
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
6:30 pm
Travel through Old Victoria and along the rugged coastline on your way to one of British Columbia’
s premier wine regions. Your
guide is also a resident sommelier and will lead you to the two finest wine estates on the Sannich Peninsula, where you’
ll enjoy
tours and tastings of the handcrafted wines grown and produced in the tried and true traditions. You’
ll also visit Canada’
s first Gin
distiller for a sampling of their smoothly made spirits.
Highlights:
•Enjoy a tour led by a local sommelier that takes you through British Columbia’
s scenic wine country.
•Visit two renowned wineries and one local distiller noted for Canada’
s first Gin.
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What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
Important Notes:
•Guests with allergies (bees, sulfites, etc.) should take precautions and bring medications.
•Guests will receive a wine tote keepsake.
•Optional drop-off in downtown Victoria after tour completion.
•Guests opting for downtown drop-off will make their own way back to ship.
VI44 Sights and Sounds of Victoria and The Sidney
Evening Market
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 15 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
6:30 pm
Discover Victoria’
s unique mix of converging cultures and influences. Then travel outside the city to the bustling Sidney Evening
Market. You’
ll enjoy a narrated drive past Victoria’
s most significant landmarks before heading into the farmlands of British
Columbia. Reach Sidney by the Sea just in time to join the festivities at its lively Evening Market. This celebration of local arts,
crafts and cuisine features more than 200 vendors, so get ready to join the party.
Highlights:
•Discover Victoria’
s uniquely diverse heritage uniting British, Aboriginal and Asian influences.
•Drive through the city past Ogden Point, Beacon Hill Park and Fort Victoria.
•Continue through the scenic farmland to Sidney, where you’
ll join the excitement at the lively Evening Market.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Light clothing
Important Notes:
•Tour available Thursday evenings only - from first Thursday in June to last Thursday in August.
•Guests failing to meet return bus are responsible for finding their own way back to ship.
VI51 Chinese Lantern Walk at Butchart Gardens and City
Lights (Evening Ship Only)
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
3 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
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7:00 pm
Follow the meandering paths of Butchart Gardens on an evening stroll led by the light of your own Chinese lantern. Learn how
these gardens were transformed from an abandoned rock quarry into one of the most revered botanical wonders in the world.
Touring by night is incredible with thousands of hidden lights revealing hues invisible by day. Your Chinese lantern is a symbol of
rejuvenation and hope –the perfect way to experience these amazing gardens.
Highlights:
•Stroll through one of the world's most spectacular botanical gardens guided by the soft glow of your own Chinese lantern.
•Explore this National Historic Site to the flicker of thousands of hidden lights illuminating its rainbow of colors and textures.
What to Bring:
•Camera
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
VI52 Empress Tea and Butchart Gardens
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
6:30 pm
This Victoria experience combines the natural beauty of exotic flowers with the refined elegance of Empress Tea. Begin at Butchart
Gardens, one of the world’
s premier botanical landscapes. Find your moment of Zen in the Japanese Gardens and discover the
famous Sunken Gardens. Next, enjoy Silver Tea Service at Victoria’
s famed Empress Hotel. Sip from fine china and select from a
superb menu as you gaze out at the calm waters of the Inner Harbor.
Highlights:
•Stroll the pathways of Butchart Gardens and take in the incredible variety and beauty of this botanical wonderland.
•Enjoy tea served at the legendary Empress Hotel, overlooking Victoria's Inner Harbor.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
•Smart/casual clothes
•Layered clothing
VI53 Private Van with Driver/Guide - 4 Hours
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
4 hr(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
6:30 pm
Discover Victoria at your leisure with a private van and English speaking driver. Private arrangements allow you to choose an
itinerary geared toward your own personal interests, convenience and flexibility. For those guests who want to experience the
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region individually or in a small group, you have the opportunity to tour the area via a private vehicle. Create your own Victoria
experience with friends, family or just you! You can visit one of the many popular Victoria sights at your own leisure: Butchart
Gardens, Butterfly Gardens, Craigdarroch Castle, Empress Hotel, Inner Harbor & Parliament Buildings, China town, and as well get
off the beaten path and see the “
Old Victoria”including the scenic ocean side driving route, that takes you to the summit of Mt.
Douglas for a 360 degree view of Victoria and the Island, just to name a few suggestions. The tour price is per vehicle, not per
person. All private vehicle bookings are non-refundable and require prebooking at least 24 hours prior to part arrival. Private
bookings do not include entrance fees, meals, gratuities, refreshments or any further incidental charges that may occur. Two car
seats can be provided 1: 5-40 lbs. and 1: 40-90 lbs. Local law requires that all children under 9 years old ride in a child car/booster
seat. Infant seats for infants under 1 year old must be provided by parents/legal guardians.
Twelve (12)-passenger vans can be arranged for a maximum of 4 hours. This is a private tour; thus, the family or group of friends
who accompany you should agree to share the cost. The cruise line will not match persons requesting an excursion to form a
private group for private vehicle reservation. Vehicles should only be pre-reserved by one individual per party, since the cruise line
places the orders per vehicle. The entire cost of the vehicle will be charged to that person's credit card details and cannot be
divided amongst the party by the cruise line. A tour ticket will be issued and delivered onboard the ship to the stateroom of the
guest booking this tour. Participants should note that they would need to provide an itinerary listing of the venues/attractions that
they would like to visit during the tour duration to the shore excursion desk. An advance listing may also assist with determining if
the venues will be open during your port visit. Visiting more than one site often requires a full day. The shore excursion office may
request an advance copy of your itinerary to provide advance details to the local operators prior to your arrival into port.
All private vehicle bookings are non-refundable once confirmed with local providers. No deviation to duration, departure or return
time can be made. Actual vehicle type may vary depending on final number of passengers and availability. Should you determine
that you would like a more customized tour program with entrance fees or meals included, please contact the Group Shore
Excursion Department at [email protected] for further assistance and pricing.
VI60 Victoria Amphibious Hippo Tour
Prices:
Duration:
Restrictions:
1 hr(s) 30 min(s)
Departure Times:
N/A
6:30 pm
This shore excursion combines an awesome land tour with a thrilling sea cruise and you never even switch vehicles. Climb aboard
the Victoria “
Hippo”for an amphibious adventure you’
ll never forget. Drive along the waterfront past historic buildings, revealing the
city’
s British ancestry and charm. Then, hold on as your driver takes a turn and launches right into the Inner Harbor. Wave to
pedestrians on shore as you cruise the harbor aboard the one-and-only Hippo.
Highlights:
•Explore Victoria aboard an amphibious "Hippo" with a tour that starts on land and drives right into the water.
•Splash into the bustling Inner Harbor for a front row view of Victoria's vibrant city center.
What to Bring:
•Camera
•Sun protection
What to Wear:
•Walking shoes
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General Information
What if I wish to tour on my own?
Guests who choose to explore destinations independently of our pre-arranged Shore Excursions will be responsible for their own
transportation.
Please Note: Our Shore Excursions are led by insured, knowledgeable, and experienced tour operators who adhere to the highest
safety standards in the industry. When opting for individual transportation or tours, Celebrity Cruises® does not assume
responsibility for any accidents or injuries, for the actions of local drivers, and does not supervise drivers to ensure safety or prompt
return to the pier. Please remember that given the limited number of transportation facilities in some ports, relief cars may not be
obtainable in case of breakdowns along the road, which can cause delays in returning to the pier.
Where should I go to meet my tour group?
Most tours will meet in a lounge on board the ship prior to departing. Shore Excursions ticket(s) will contain information regarding
exact location(s) and departure time(s). For guest convenience, staff will be on hand to assist with questions regarding departure
points and will guide guests to the designated meeting location(s).
How are tour times determined and how much time should be allocated for each?
Tour times are established according to information received from the local tour operators, but are subject to change should the
vessel’
s arrival time at the port be delayed or should circumstances arise whereby the itinerary for a particular Shore Excursion
must, necessarily, be altered. Guests should be mindful of the fact that at ports where the ship lies at anchor, afternoon tours
commence from the dockside, not the ship. Guests should, therefore, allow at least 30 minutes for the tender ride to shore.
Please Note: When booking more than one tour in a day, guests should allow at least 60 minutes between the return of the first
tour and the departure of the second tour.
How will I know what my tour departure time is?
Guests can refer to their Shore Excursion ticket(s) for departure information, as no announcements will be made on board the ship.
Tour departure times may vary from those listed on the order form, especially in ports where the ship must tender guests ashore.
How much time should I allow to return to the ship?
All guests are required to be back aboard their ship no later than 30 minutes prior to the ship’
s scheduled departure time, which is
listed in the Daily Program and posted at the gangway. The scheduling of all Shore Excursions conforms to this requirement.
However, if a guest leaves a tour en route, it will be the guest’
s sole responsibility to secure transportation to return to the pier on
time.
What happens if a tour is delayed?
If for any reason a Celebrity Cruises-affiliated tour is delayed, the ship will be notified and await the tour’
s return.
Please Note: We are not responsible for any delays or cancellations regarding tours that are not affiliated with Celebrity Cruises. In
theevent a tour that is not affiliated with Celebrity Cruises is delayed, it will be the guest’
s sole responsibility for making any
necessary arrangements to return to port or their ship.
Is it possible to miss the ship?
Any number of unforeseen circumstances may contribute to a tour’
s delay and cause a guest to miss the ship. However, Celebrity
Cruises guarantees return to ship for all guests on Celebrity Cruises-affiliated Shore Excursions, at no expense to the guest.
What type of transportation is used for Shore Excursions?
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Transportation to and from Shore Excursions may vary considerably. However, Shore Excursions utilize the best quality
transportation possible in each port.
Please Note: Air-conditioned vehicles are not always available, nor do all tour buses have restroom facilities on board. Some
countries have local restrictions and/or zoning laws that prohibit the use of the onboard facilities and prohibit the idling of engines
while parked at the various venues. The air-conditioning systems may not be to North American standards. Cars, taxis, or minibuses may be used in some ports where coaches are not available or are limited.
What are your Shore Excursion Terms and Conditions?
The following are important guidelines, restrictions, and terms that guests should be aware of regarding Shore Excursions.
RESTRICTIONS: For safety reasons, age, weight, and/or height restrictions may apply for certain Shore Excursions. These
restrictions are imposed by the individual tour operators, and Celebrity Cruises must comply accordingly. Please Note: Guests
under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian on all tours.
TOUR AVAILABILITY: Tour prices and itineraries are in effect at the time of printing and are subject to change without notice. Not
all tours are available on every ship.
ACCESSIBLE SHORE EXCURSIONS: Accessible Shore Excursions are offered at many ports of call. All accessible tour inquiries
and requests should be sent to [email protected] no later than 21 days prior to sail date.
REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS: Shore Excursions can be cancelled or modified up to 24 hours prior to scheduled tour
departure for a full refund. Under no circumstances will refunds be made after an excursion has commenced. Tours involving flights,
SM
SM
trains, special events, overnight stays, hotel stays, Celebrity Exclusives , and Private Journeys must be cancelled 30 days prior
to sailing to avoid cancellation penalties.
WEATHER: Most tours will operate rain or shine. However, full refunds will be made to guests holding tickets for cancelled Shore
Excursions. In the event of tour cancellation, every effort will be made to accommodate guests on other available tours.
PRICING: Shore Excursions are quoted per person and generally include available local transportation, ranging from coaches, taxis,
limousines, and boats. Meals and local taxes are included where specified. Where tours are operated by car, two (2) to three (3)
persons are allocated to each vehicle.
CHILDREN'S PRICING: Children's tickets are available for many tours. Pricing will vary according to age. Please refer to pricing
scale below:
•Ages 0-3 –Free
•Ages 4-12 –Child Pricing
•Ages 13 and over –Adult Pricing
ACTIVITY LEVEL: To assist guests in choosing their Shore Excursions, all tours have been graded accordingly to level of activity:
mild, moderate, or strenuous. Activity level appears under each tour’
s description. Guests selecting tours with moderate or
strenuous activity levels should be in excellent health and should assess the tour’
s fitness requirements before deciding whether or
not to participate. Any guest with limitations, medical conditions, who are pregnant, who have undergone recent surgery, or are
taking prescription medication should check with the Shore Excursions Desk before booking tours.
SHORE EXCURSIONS DESK: Desk hours will be announced on board in the ship's Daily Program. Normally, the Shore Excursions
Desk will be closed while the vessel is in port, unless otherwise noted.
JOINING EXCURSIONS: Shore Excursion tickets must be provided when joining a tour and boarding the transportation vehicle.
SEATS: Seats on tour transportation vehicles are not reserved in advance in order to ensure rapid departure.
MODIFICATIONS/WITHDRAWAL OF TOURS: Celebrity Cruises reserves the right to withdraw any tour, to limit membership in
any tour, or to make alterations in the operation of any tour, which may be deemed advisable for the safety or convenience of
guests.
MEALS/SNACKS/REFRESHMENTS: Some tours offer complimentary meals, snacks, and/or refreshments, which will appear under
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the tour’
s description.
ENTRANCE FEES: Entrance fees to all museums and sites are included in the price of the respective tours unless otherwise noted.
Occasionally, a small surcharge is levied if photographs are taken.
PERSONAL POSSESSIONS: Personal articles, such as coats, cameras, handbags, etc., are the guest's responsibility and should
not be left unattended at any time.
RESPONSIBILITY: Shore Excursions are operated by reputable tour operators and have been thoroughly checked by Celebrity
Cruises for full interest and value. Shore Excursions are offered for sale by Celebrity Cruises as a convenience to our guests. While
great care has beentaken to offer the finest excursions available in each port, these tour services are provided by independent tour
operators and Celebrity Cruises will not be responsible or liable for any loss, damage, injury, costs, or delays resulting from, or in
connection with, the use of these services. Celebrity Cruises acts only as the agent of the supplier of these services and does so
on the express condition that no liability of any kind, howsoever caused, shall attach to Celebrity Cruises or its agents, servants or
employees in connection with or arising there from. All tickets, coupons, and vouchers issued by Celebrity Cruises for Shore
Excursion arrangements made on behalf of guests are expressly subject to the terms and conditions of the person or company
providing such transportation facilities ashore.
ACTIVITY LEVEL: To assist our guests in choosing their excursions, all tours have been graded accordingly to the level of activity
they entail. Please refer to the tour symbols(s), which appear in each tour description. Kindly note the below symbols act only as a
guideline and guests must make their own judgment regarding participating in tours. The symbols represent the following:
Mild
To fully participate may require leisurely walking over primarily even surfaces. There may be a
limited number of steps, a minimal amount of cobblestones or uneven surfaces, and some
standing for extended periods of time.
Moderate
To fully participate may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep
terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces,
and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into
account.
Strenuous
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.
Dress Code
Conservative attire is recommended when going ashore on this tour. No exposed shoulders or
knees. Short pants and tank tops are not acceptable.
These tours may be suitable for families with young children. Age restrictions may apply.
Family Friendly
Headsets
Light Snack /
Refreshment
Meals
Must Transfer from
Wheelchair
This tour utilizes an audio system that provides guests with headset units to use during the course
portion of the tour. These units will assist the users with hearing the narration provided by the
guides. Units are to be returned at the conclusion of the tour program.
A light snack or refreshment is served on this excursion.
Most tour departures complement the ship's meal service hours.
For guests who use collapsible wheelchairs or scooters. Guests must transfer from their
wheelchair or scooter to board the motorcoach, usually 2 or 3 steps. Guests should be selfsufficient. If assistance is required, guests should travel with a companion.
Shopping
Time permitting, limited shopping is available during the tour.
Waiver
All participants on this tour are required to complete a waiver and/or release form. This document
will be distributed by the tour operator prior to commencing the tour.
For guests who are full-time wheelchair users. Guests may remain in their wheelchair or scooter
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for the duration of the excursion. Wheelchair or scooter dimensions are required in order to confirm
excursion. Contact [email protected] for assistance.
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1. The Guest accepts that Celebrity Cruises Inc. (hereinafter referred to as “
Celebrity”
) acts as tour operator only for passengers and
has no responsibility for the performance of the Shore Excursions herein specified.
2. Celebrity undertakes to use its best endeavor to ensure that a Excursion is performed as advertised. However, the Passenger
accepts that in certain circumstances and for reasons beyond the control of Celebrity of whatsoever kind or nature it may be
impractical, unwise, or impossible for the Excursion to be performed. The decision to abandon or withdraw any Excursion is to be
taken at the sole discretion of Celebrity but always taking into account the safety and convenience of the passenger.
3. Excursions are subject to cancellation or modification, depending on the number of guests participating. In the event of a tour
cancellation or modification, advance notice will be given by shipboard personnel. Certain tours have a minimum booking
requirement, or must be limited to a maximum number of participants.
4. The itineraries are expected by Celebrity to be as advertised, but Celebrity reserves the right to change such itineraries or to omit
any place or places or to alter the advertised sequence of the excursion in accordance with the conditions and circumstances
prevailing at the time of the excursion with or without previous notice. Any such change, omission, or alteration made by Celebrity
shall be made at their sole discretion but always bearing in mind the safety, convenience and/or best interests of the passenger.
5. Passengers are advised to leave their baggage and all items of value on board the vessel. Celebrity accepts no responsibility for
any loss of, or damage to, any such baggage, or item of value occurring during or relative to the Excursion(s) specified on the face
hereof.
6. Celebrity is committed to local operators in respect of reservations made. Celebrity hereof must therefore receive notice of any
cancellation before the closing date and hour of the Excursion(s) published, failing which a refund can only be made in the event of
the ticket being resold. In the event, however, of the Excursion(s) having to be canceled in accordance with Clause 2 hereof or for
any other reason, Celebrity will refund in full the monies paid and upon tendering such refund to passengers, Celebrity shall be free
of all liability in respect thereof.
7. THE EXCURSIONS, TRANSFERS AND EXCURSION PACKAGES ARE OPERATED BY INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS AND
CELEBRITY CRUISES INC. SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE IN ANY WAY FOR ANY DAMAGE, LOSS, INJURY OR DEATH
ARISING OUT OF ANY SERVICES PROVIDED BY SUCH INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS. CELEBRITY CRUISES INC.
RESPONSIBILITY DOES NOT EXTEND BEYOND THE VESSEL AND ALL ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR OR BY THE
PASSENGER FOR SHORE SIDE EXCURSIONS, TRANSPORTATION OR ACTIVITIES ARE AT THE PASSENGER’
S RISK.
Carrier (Celebrity Cruises Inc.) shall in no event be liable to the passenger in respect of occurrences prior to embarkation and after
disembarkation from the vessel. In selling tickets, coupons or vouchers or making arrangements for shore excursions, the Carrier
acts only as tour operator for others who operate such services and all persons accepting or using tickets or authorizations in any
form for such services shall thereby be deemed to agree and consent that the Carrier shall not be or become liable for any act or
omission pertaining to such services or for any loss, injury or damage to any person or property arising there from or in connection
therewith.
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