Ketchikan Cruises

With its historic charm, this enchanting boardwalk offers a unique glimpse into the past. Once the city's red-light district, today it's a picturesque venue featuring colourful wooden buildings, distinct shops, museums, and eateries. Central to this is Dolly's House Museum, a testament to Ketchikan's intriguing history. Overlooking the stunning Ketchikan Creek, Creek Street not only offers history but also striking views of local wildlife, making it a vibrant chapter of Ketchikan's story.

Ketchikan, the 'Gateway to Alaska,' is a haven for outdoor activities. Try fishing in the renowned "Salmon Capital of the World," or hiking through the scenic trails of the vast Tongass National Forest. Take to the water with kayaking tours, witnessing stunning fjords and wildlife up close, and engage in Bird Watching to spot variety of species including bald eagles. Further excitement can be found in zipline Tours, serving a thrilling ride amidst breathtaking scenery.

Truly a cultural treasure, this remarkable museum keeps the indigenous heritage of the region alive, housing one of the world's largest collections of 19th-century Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian totem poles. These impressive totem poles, retrieved from local abandoned villages, each tell their own unique story through intricate carvings. Alongside them, the centre also showcases various indigenous artefacts, art, and history, providing visitors with a profound understanding of Alaska’s native cultures.