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Sitka Tundra Tours

5.0 (5 reviews)
Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Sitka Wildlife Tours

Sitka Wildlife Tours

4.6(28 reviews)
0.8 mi

We visited Sitka on our cruise and had a great experience on this tour. The free shuttle to town…read moredrops you off right where the tour stand was so it was easy to find, and their vans were very nice and new looking. This was a small tour which we loved, only max 10 people; we had 8. Our tour guide, Bret, was very helpful, courteous and professional. He was also an excellent photo taker!! The raptor center and the Fortress of the Bear are both smaller venues so it doesn't take a long time to see everything. I think the tours allowed for 30 minutes at each place, but I think it would have been nice to have maybe another 20 minutes at the Fortress so we could have read some stuff and looked around more. There were so many bald eagles there too! The Sitka Nat'l Historic Park was beautiful as were all the totems, we walked a short loop around while our guide, Bret provided a lot of wonderful information. I would have loved to have gotten more time there to read a bit more in the museum and walk more of the the trails. If we get back to Sitka, we will absolutely come back and re-visit the park and trails. Bret shared information with us the whole time he was driving and we really learned a lot. Worth taking and less expensive than the cruise ship.

I visited Alaska on a cruise and wanted to see some sites in Sitka. Sitka Wildlife Tours was…read morerecommended by someone in our group. We had a private shuttle to accommodate our group of 10. Our tour guide Brett took us to the Fortess of the Bear, the Raptor Center and the Park. Amazing centers that support the wildlife is such a great spot to visit. We had plenty of time to watch the bears communicate with one another and the staff at the centers. I also love that there are items in the gift shop that support the sanctuary so purchase those and know your purchase supports the wildlife. The Raptor center has amazing eagles, owls and other birds that are in need of medical help. Absolutely amazing to see them up close. The park has so much history on the natives, totem poles, and beautiful artifacts to see up close. If you're in Sitka I highly recommend you take this tour.

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Sitka Wildlife Tours - Bear in the sanctuary

Bear in the sanctuary

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Cpt.Gary's Sitka Adventures - Eagle Nest

Cpt.Gary's Sitka Adventures

5.0(23 reviews)
0.1 mi

What an awesome experience!  My husband and I enjoyed this tour with Captain Gary very much.  From…read morestart to finish, it was fun and exciting.   We came from the cruise ship port by a free 10 minute shuttle. We boarded the boat which was new, clean and beautifully designed, plus it had SUPER comfortable seats.  Before we even left the local bay, we saw multiple whales and seals. We went to several areas to see more amazing whales, salmon jumping out of the water, otters and a waterfall! We were able to sit inside or go on the front or back decks for photos or to hang out a bit and observe the natural beauty around us. As a fellow nature lover, It was fun that Captain Gary was excited to see the whales as well even after having grown up in Sitka and seeing them many times before.  He was a wealth of knowledge about the wildlife and area, plus relaxed and easy going.  I appreciate the details about the whales names and that he recently found out how some were related. This was our favorite tour of our entire cruise, hands down.  We'll recommend Captain Gary's Sitka Adventures to everyone traveling to the area!

Fantastic Land & Sea Tour! The boat was new & fit 14 people comfortably & handled the waves very…read morewell. We saw several whales, sea otters, & sea lions. We then went to the land tour where we went to a park & saw several eagles & enjoyed the rainforest. We then went to the Bear Raptor Center & Eagle Raptor Center & grabbed a hotdog at the Bear place. We enjoyed both tours & saw a lot of Sitka & our driver (also named Gary) was very knowledgable about the history of Sitka & we learned a lot! Definitely recommend!

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Cpt.Gary's Sitka Adventures - Harbor seals

Harbor seals

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Sitka National Historical Park

Sitka National Historical Park

4.7(46 reviews)
0.6 mi

Sitka sits on the open Gulf of Alaska, not the protected inside passages of most Southeast Alaska…read moreports. Strong tides move nutrient-rich water through volcanic island corridors. That creates dynamic feeding zones for humpback whales, sea otters, sea lions, and seabirds. Just a 15-minute walk from downtown, Sitka National Historical Park is Alaska's smallest national historical park. What makes this park truly special is its unique blend of Tlingit heritage and Russian history. The park is home to beautifully crafted totem poles, scenic trails, and historical sites that tell the story of the region's Indigenous peoples and the Russian influence that shaped Sitka. The totems themselves were stunning and far more impressive in person than my partner and I expected. The combination of the well-maintained forest trail, the sound of nature around us, and these huge carved totems appearing along the path makes this place one of the highlights of our trip. Alaska in the summertime is well worth a visit!

Sitka National Historical Park Review We visited Sitka…read moreNational Historical Park on an Alaska cruise excursion, and the park itself is wonderful. The bus just dropped us off and picked us up an hour later, which wasn't enough time. The visitor center has beautiful totem poles, interesting exhibits, and a great 15‑minute documentary about Sitka's Russian and U.S. history. We also met Nena, a watercolor artist who showed us her work, and watched a woodcarver demonstrate how he turns raw wood into art -- both were highlights. There are several easy trails (10, 15, and 30 minutes), but with only an hour we couldn't enjoy them fully. Next time, we'll take public transportation and explore at our own pace. The park is absolutely worth visiting -- just skip the overpriced excursion.

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Alaskan Dream Cruises - Humpback whale fluke

Alaskan Dream Cruises

4.5(60 reviews)
0.7 mi

A trip of a lifetime! Alaskan Dream Cruises made my dream come true, thank you. Eric and his crew,…read moreCody, Ellena, Devin, West, Armando and those that I don't remember your names, but you made my adventure memorable and fantastic. The enthusiasm and drive to give us an amazing experience did not go unnoticed. Food was good, and of course I brought a week of sunshine in September, 2025 so we could see all the glaciers and whales and bears and eagles... Thank you! If you are considering Alaskan Dream Cruises - DO IT - it's the best.

We were looking for an inner passage cruise on a small vessel. ADC offered a number of options for…read morelength of cruise and cabin size and buying early we locked in good rates. There were no interior rooms, and there were less than 40 passengers! The crew was friendly, efficient, knowledgeable and willing to do whatever they could to address individual preferences. We saw several unique small towns including Pelican and Kake. The glacier and wildlife viewing was excellent. We had opportunities to get off the ship each day. The inner passage waterways were calm, so seasickness was not an issue. There were no strenuous activities, but there were opportunities to kayak and to hike. Most days were overcast with some rain in early June, so layers and rain gear were recommended. Food was plentiful and excellent-lots of fresh seafood , but always alternatives too. Passengers were mostly 55-70...retirees. When a glitch interrupted our scheduled journey, ADC went above and beyond! I highly recommend.

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Alaskan Dream Cruises - Entering Glacier Bay

Entering Glacier Bay

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