2 hrs
$389 / person
Explore the impressive Alaskan scenery that is, Misty Fjords National Monument on a sixty-minute flight through this glacially carved terrain. Cascading waterfalls, jewel-like lakes, and a lush forest of spruce, hemlock, and READ MORE...
2 hrs
$375 / person
The best way to experience the stunning beauty of the Misty Fjords National Monument and view some of the most spectacular scenery in Alaska is from the window seat of a floatplane. Come sail through the sky and take a peek a READ MORE...
1.5 hrs
$371 / person
Join us on this once-in-a-lifetime experience and fly to the Misty Fjords National Monument on our Executive Class De Havilland floatplane. It has been called 'The Grand Canyon of the North' and is, simply put, breathtaking. READ MORE...
4 hrs
$550 / person
Explore Alaska's Misty Fjords National Monument on our 4-hour guided fly-out kayaking tour. Enjoy a breathtaking seaplane flight, then paddle through serene lakes and hidden coves with an expert guide. Experience the beauty o READ MORE...
4 hrs
$162 / person
The original South East Alaska e-bike tour! Enjoy an easy and scenic electric bicycle ride out of the bustle of town, along the coastline, to where the pavement ends at the Tongass National Rainforest begins. YouÃll explore READ MORE...
3.5 hrs
$177 / person
Experience Ketchikan with this unique hiking tour. Come join us on a lovely 3.5-mile roundtrip hike through an Alaska State Park into the Tongass National Forest. This tour will benefit anyone who is visiting Alaska by cruise READ MORE...
3.25 hrs
$249 / person
Take control of your own raft and set sail through the George Inlet Fjords! All qualified drivers will have the opportunity to navigate a Zodiac boat through the inlet. Take in the rugged beauty of Southeast Alaska and marvel READ MORE...
3 hrs
$180 / person
Looking for an up-close view of Ketchikan's rich assortment of marine life? Only 5 miles from town, our premier snorkeling destination awaits, featuring shallow tide pools teeming with marine life and steep underwater rock w READ MORE...
3 hrs
$219 / person
Ever wanted to see what real crab fishing is like? Well now's your chance to experience it first hand with the crew from the Aleutian Ballad, featured on the Discovery Channel's TV series, Deadliest Catch! Look out for King a READ MORE...
2.5 hrs
$185 / person
Climb aboard a rugged Zodiac expedition craft and explore the deep mysterious waters of the island-studded sea passages that surround Ketchikan. Your experienced captain and an expert naturalist will take you in search of wil READ MORE...
2.5 hrs
$204 / person
This two-hour trip will take you on a journey through Alaska's Inside Passage in your own personal watercraft that you'll be driving! Follow your trained guide while they share knowledge and personal stores about the region READ MORE...
We are a local Alaska company that aims to bring you the best tours and experiences that Ketchikan has to offer. When you buy Ketchikan shore excursions on your own, instead of through a cruise ship, we can offer you wholesale, local Alaska prices. Our goal is to make your Alaskan cruise the trip of a lifetime! Check out our guide to the Ketchikan cruise port for tips and tricks.
The best excursions in Ketchikan are:
Ketchikan is a wonderful destination for children, with lots to learn and explore. The best tours for kids and families are:
Yes! The Misty Fjords National Monument offers some of the most spectacular scenery in Alaska, including lush forests, snow-capped mountains, and abundant wildlife. The best tour is the Ketchikan Deluxe Misty Fjords Tour.
Ketchikan is home to many black bears. The best tours for bear watching are:
Known for its lumber and booming commercial fishing industry, Ketchikan has been dubbed the Salmon Capitol of the World. The Misty Fjords National Monument is also a large draw for the area and you can experience the beauty and wonder of the Misty Fjords with Flightseeing Tours via Seaplane, commonly called Floatplanes in Alaska. The Misty Fjord Tours are the most popular excursions and best things to do in Ketchikan. If you want to grab a bite to eat as well, there are Flightseeing and Crab Feast tours, which combine the wonders of flying over beautiful and mountainous Ketchikan followed by an unlimited feast of fresh Dungeness crab. Other popular excursions include visits to the Saxman Totem Native Village, the famous Lumberjack Show, Tongass National Forest tours, and other more active excursions including kayaking, zipline adventures, and offroad ATV tours.
Ketchikan, the southeasternmost city in Alaska is also the fifth most populous city in the state with a population of around 8,000 residents. It was established in 1885 by Mike Martin and named after Ketchikan Creek, which flows through the city. During the first half of the 20th century, Ketchikan was infamous for its red-light district with brothels on either side of the creek. This area is known as Creek Street and is now home to museums and gift shops.