The staff are so friendly, and we got side track and I forgot my $50.00 change. So that afternoon…read morewhen I noticed that I did not get my change, after our excursion I went back to the store and I was told to contact the manager, which I did, I left messages, and he call me back for some reasons, I did not noticed that he sent me a text message so I called him. He said he checked the video, that it was not given, he issued a cheque for reimbursement. I'm thankful that he honored my claim. I received the refund checked today. Thank you... Alicia S.

Good place to buy trinkets. Clean and friendly and lots of beautiful things to choose from. I have…read morebeen to southern Alaska a few ti and I always find something special there.

Across from the port in Sitka are several souvenir shops and eateries. This store is on the left…read moreas you get off the ship. They have many food, gifts and souvenir options to choose from. I've shopped here several times over the years. It's definitely a convenient spot before or after excursions. On our last visit, I got a t-shirt for my husband and a long sleeve top for me. The staff are very welcoming, nice and helpful.

This is a fabulous little store in the heart of downtown Sitka and I would have taken pics but…read morenumerous signs throughout warned that photography was not allowed. Still, they have an impressive selection of matryoshka dolls in all sizes and price ranges, plus assorted local trinkets and souvenirs - basically a good place to find whatever sort of Alaska memory you're looking for to remember your trip by. They also had a nice sale rack in the back where I found 1/2 price matryoshka dolls. It was hard to resist not buying one at such a good price!

This is a great shop! The owners are Russian and they have an awesome selection of Russian…read moresouvenirs for every budget. I wanted to buy my daughter a nesting doll (matryoshka), and they had soooo many to choose from. I found her one on a sale rack. I also got myself a beautiful cross from Russia to add to my collection of crosses. I am kicking myself, however, for not getting the fur hat. They had several and they cost about $75-85 bucks, but would have been such a cool souvenir to have during the winter time here. Even though it doesn't get THAT cold in Paso Robles, they looked really fun. I won't pass up the opportunity next time! Save your shopping dollars in Alaska for this place. Really cool stuff.

Our first day at Sitika was cloudy and also raining my wife and I walk around town it was very nice…read morethen we decided shop around souvenir then this store called the Totem. They sale wide section of souvenir like shirts,jackets,magnets, and real Tribal items. We enjoy shopping at the Totem.

GREAT PRICES great options for souvenirs. Anything with a hat and a shirt together and a bracelet…read moreis good deal!! This is the spot for souvenirs

Sitka City and Borough are situated between mountains and the sea in Southeast Alaska. The region…read moreis shaped by its Tlingit and Russian heritage. It includes a rich array of landmarks, natural features, and cultural sites. When we got off the ship, we were delighted to see a golf cart that would take us into the terminal as it was a long walk. This is a new terminal with lots of shopping. We took the time to stop and take a picture of the carved Bald Eagle that welcomes visitors to Sitka. We were able to take advantage of the free shuttle bus into downtown to the Harrigan Centennial Hall. It was a very pleasant scenic ride with a great commentary by the driver.

The Sitka Cruise terminal & Sitka itself is a city in Alaska, located on Baranof Island. It's known…read morefor its Tlingit, Russian, and American history, incredible scenery, and access to the Pacific Ocean. Once the capital of Russian America, it's now a popular cruise ship destination and it's terminal has outstanding service & selection of tourist shops with reasonable prices. It's a hub for outdoor activities like kayaking, fishing, and wildlife viewing, otherwise accessible only by air or sea. Attractions include the Sitka National Historical Park, the Alaska Raptor Center, and sites like the Russian Bishop's House. If you are looking to experience Alaskan history, Sitka is an excellent place to start your journey..