Had them booked for a cruise excursion months in advance. They cancelled our excursion as we were…read moregetting off for the ship for day. Cancelled because we had to small of a group.

This was a GREAT tour!…read more We met Amy and Davis - two guides near the cruise port. We joined about 8 others in a van and drove about 30 minutes out into the wilderness. Roads quickly turn to dirt and it's pretty remote feeling. Amy and Davis then took us on a moderately difficult 2 mile hike rising about 400' in the Alaskan wilderness. After about an hour - we started descending which is also not the easiest to hike - but they waited for everyone and helped anyone in need. They also helped carry any extra gear if you needed. Amy took breaks every 10 minutes or so to allow everyone to rest and point out the local flora. We then got to a rive where a raft was brought in by other guided. After putting on boots, everyone boarded the raft for a picturesque trip down a very scenic river with bald eagles flying all around - eating fish and the like. We got stuck in an eddy of water for a while - but Amy got us out. Davis was still learning the guide role. After the river float - we helped get the raft out and they had cookies and hot tea / chocolate for everyone to enjoy. This was a SUPERB ALASKAN experience!!!! I would HIGHLY recommend this, provided you can hike a moderately difficult trail.

Booked the Hike and Float tour for our cruise stop. It was an excellent tour and my family had a…read moreblast. Our tour guide Danny was great. Super knowledgeable about the city (he should be, he's a local) but his knowledge of the local plant and animal life was amazing. He answered all my little girls questions and kept them engaged throughout the hike. Thanks for such a great time Danny.

May 16, 2025 Carnival Cruise excursion- Bike, hike and raft. About 11 miles total. The staff guides…read moreare incredibly knowledgeable with the history and they take pride in sharing it with guests. We biked with Gabriella, Abby and Colin. We also encountered Danny and Rachel for the hike and river float; thank you both so much for the enthusiasm and guidance through Saint's trail. We loved the DMC story too!! Again so much pride in the town they live in, thank you all so much for our experiences. We highly recommend this excursion to see the forest and river. Rob and Renee

WOW, what a day trip we had with Bryan Terrell. He has a decked out sprinter van and took us all…read morethe way up to the Yukon along the White pass and entertained us the whole way, gave us so much info on skagway and made us laugh. But the best part was that he stopped along the way at every spot for perfect pictures with the most beautiful backdrops imaginable! Not only did he stop everywhere we wanted but he took our pic for us so we didn't have to do selfies Absolutely BEST excursion!! TY Bryan for a great day!

BRYAN TERRELL was our guide for an individual tour through Alaska…read more We were on a cruise and booked this in Skagway with M & M Tours on the day of arrival. They managed to arrange a private tour for our group of 6 with Bryan. We had an AMAZING time, a great tour, which Bryan enchanted with his knowledge of the area and history of Alaska. He took us to all the great spots up to the Yukon. We saw multiple bears and eagles (please keep in mind that a tour guide cannot guarantee that). Thanks, Bryan and M & M Tours. We would gladly travel with you again!!! The German Guys

What a fabulous day! Scenic boat ride with humpback whale and porpoise sightings, walk through the…read morewoods with snack of Sitka spruce, canoe to the glacier, and even had a swam photo bomb our scenic glacier view! Special thanks to driver and canoe guide Laurel! And naturalist Lindsey turned a morning into a memorable adventure. Thank you for your insights, your knowledge, and energy!

Off the grid might be an understatement…read more People say, "it isn't about the destination, its about the journey, man". In this case, the destination, Davidson Glacier, was stunning, but getting there was the real adventure. When we disembarked in Skagway, we didn't have an excursion pre-reserved. We wanted to get away from the endless jewelry stores and tourist traps and do something active, but didn't want to take any of the helicopter or small plane trips (long story). So we looked over the options offered by a local tour company [1] and decided on the Glacier Point Wilderness Safari. It was described as a high speed jet catamaran ride followed by a nature walk and canoe trip to the edge of a glacier. What we didn't realize is that we would leave civilization far behind and embark on something more unique than we realized. We left the metropolis of Skagway (pop. 1500 in high season) on the catamaran for an hour cruise to the remote area of Glacier Point. On the boat, our guide started telling us about the area and the group of hardy and humorous souls that live on the island during the summer months. You see every summer ten people live and work on the island in a little community with no running water or electricity while taking visitors to the glacier. And when the weather turns bad, which it invariably does in Alaska, and the trips are canceled, they have the place all to themselves. And boy was it beautiful. We were the first group to visit after a 3-day storm and they were really happy to see some new faces. Half the fun of the excursion was talking to the guides and asking them about their daily life on the island and what brought them there. It was fun to imagine what it would be like to join them for a few weeks in this exquisite solitude, but I know my limits. One of our family jokes is that I'm a 'state park kinda girl.' The canoe trip was a bit of a disappointment because we are a family of paddlers and although you are in a 30' Voyager canoe, the paddling itself is brief and ceremonial since the guide operates an outboard motor. And based on the skills (or lack thereof) of the motley crew of tourists, the motor is a good call. I wouldn't categorize the trip as active since you do far more sitting than walking or paddling. It was extremely cold, so take them up on their offer of extra layers. Unlike our other visits to glaciers, we got close in and time stood still as we gazed at the intense blue color, fragments, cracks, crags and landslides. Alaska is a land constantly on the move. Most glaciers are receding at an alarming rate, so there was awe tinged with sadness that it will never be the same. You've got to take it all in while it lasts. They had silly jokes, songs, provided history about the area and facts about glaciers. It was totally interactive and you never got the sense they were just going through the motions. All in all, one of our favorite outings in Alaska. And it was WAY OUT. [1] We booked through M&M tours, but others booked in advance through their cruise ships although this tour was not an option on Princess Cruises excursion list.

Cannot recommend this tour enough: adult, kid and baby friendly! We took our company of 31 people…read moreto Haines specifically to do this excursion, and it was even better than expected. Driving the side-by-side Kawasaki Mules through the beautiful rain forest was breath taking and exhilarating! We stopped at a few beautiful overlooks and even got to see Chilkoot Lake from above. On the way down the mountain we stopped for a delicious homemade lunch of chicken, halibut, salad and potatoes. The views from the cozy lodge are stunning! All in all, its a "must-do" when visiting Haines!

Been here twice with my family! Once when I was younger and again as an adult. We enjoyed the views…read moreand food both times! . A shirt I bought from them had been ruined and they were nice enough to ship me a new shirt all the way to CA. Great customer service!

Chilkoot trail hike and float. Kevin was a great guide who was very polite, friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. He also talked everyone through the difficult areas ,constantly checking to make sure we were doing well. Thanks Kevin for a safe great day!

We booked zipline excursion through royal caribbean. Overall, the guided and zipline were fun. It…read morewas a bummer to be placed with a family with 2 small kids because they ruined some of the experience to me. (Kids not following guides directions, being impatient, and just whiny) Guides Wyatt and Alex tried to bring some humor to the zipline process. Their zip lines are not as intense as others I have done. It's nice they do the braking for you. Fun thing to do, going zipping through the trees!

Hiked to the point when in Skagway for the day. The path in July was dry and pretty bug free since…read morethe breeze was keeping all of them at bay. It's not the easiest trail to get to around the airfield but worth it. The start with the nice bridge across the low tide flow of water was pretty. The silt colors the water a majestic sea green and aqua blue color. It's just serene. There's even a vault toilet along the way if needed. There's a covered picnic table near the point just remember to pack it in and pack it out- leave it cleaner than you when you arrived.

Amazing hike! It was a surreal experience to be hiking next to the water while being covered under…read morea forest of trees. Hiking trail was easy to find and navigate. Conveniently located 10 mins for our cruise ship. Hike is moderate in intensity- there are steps and tree roots that you have to be able to climb. Well worth the effort for good views. I would dedicate 1 hr to hike back and forth to smugglers cove.

This was my first time to a wildlife center and our tour guide described Steve (the owner and…read morewildlife expert) as a "trip". He was eccentric but overall, I felt that that personality fits perfectly well in his role. He knew exactly what he was talking about and kept our group of 40+ people constantly entertained. I don't want to spoil the tour and animals that I saw but this was simply amazing. If you are in Haines for a day, or even two hours, I would recommend spending them HERE. You get to see wildlife up close and see them interact with the amazing staff at hand. You get to feed, pet, learn, and observe animals up close and personal like never before. 1000/10 experience, come PLEASE Also: wear mosquito repellent and/or cover up! They were EVERYWHERE

This could be good but it needs work. Cages are haphazard and not maintained well. They might…read moreconsider investing money into the facility. Kroschel's jibber jabbering gets old. Could be more informative with less noise. Some fun stuff tho-the little critters using the black tubes is clever. Patrick seems kind and normal. Clearly loves the animals. Why didn't we see a wolverine?