Alaska
Cruise

Highlights:

• >Tracy Arm: Ply icy fjord waters in an expedition jetboat that winds around sky-high cliffs and gushing waterfalls.
• >Sawyer Glaciers: Learn about these twin tidewater glaciers' ecological history while standing beside their breathtaking blue ice.
• >Stephens Passage: Fill up on a lunch sandwich and sides, served with potential wildlife sightings — bears and whales included.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk over uneven surfaces, with inclines and steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >Complimentary beverages included onboard the tour vessel: hot chocolate, coffee, and hot tea. Beer and wine are available for purchase.
• >Tour sequence may vary.
• >Guests participating in these activities do so at their own risk. The nature of this tour includes inherent risks for its participants. All guests must understand and acknowledge that this activity bears certain known and unanticipated risks which could result in serious bodily injury. Make certain you are aware of these risks before purchase.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wind/water resistant jacket
• >Walking shoes
• >Gloves

Highlights:

• >Juneau: Set out on a guided stroll around this capital city's crab shacks, salmon shops, chef-helmed restaurants and sports bars.
• >Alaskan cuisine: Eat King crab bisque, panko-crusted salmon, game sausage, hog wings, halibut, kelp salsa, and spruce tip salted caramels.
• >Alaskan Bar: Your tasting trail also includes three Alaskan Brewing Company beer samples in this historic drinking establishment.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 1.2 miles over uneven surfaces, with inclines and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Guests must sign a waiver form to participate.
• >Guests with dietary restrictions should not select this tour.
• >Guests must be of legal age to consume alcohol. Please drink responsibly.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate.
• >Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Wind/water resistant jacket
• >Layered clothing

Highlights:

• >Glacier Gardens: Take a narrated tram tour around a swathe of rainforest nestled under a canopy of evergreen branches.
• >Brotherhood Bridge: Learn about how the Mendenhall Valley, its river and glacier, were carved out over several millennia.
• >Alaska State Museum: Exhibits featuring weapons, model ships, fine art, totems and canoes tell the story of this remarkable region.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .1 miles over flat surfaces, with inclines and about 16 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests who can transfer from wheelchair to seat can take the ride up the mountain.
• >Space permitting, guests with walking difficulties will be accommodated, as well as those unable to handle steps or extended periods of walking or standing.
• >Guests who are fully confined to a wheelchair may stay in the greenhouse during the mountain portion of the tour.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Layered clothing
• >Wind/water resistant jacket
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Alaska State Museum: Ethnographic exhibits and artifact displays showcase the life of native clans and their unique traditions.
• >Brotherhood Bridge: Stand in awe overlooking the picturesque Mendenhall Valley, its majestic mountain backdrop and winding riverbanks.
• >Salmon bake: Taste the flavors of Alaska while eating fire-grilled wild salmon and homemade sides in a rustic outdoor setting.

Important Notes:

• >The hard-packed dirt at the Salmon Bake may make it difficult to maneuver a wheelchair.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Guide will designate times at venues when guests need to return to the coach. Salmon Bake shuttle will return guests to the ship at the end leaving every 15 minutes.
• >Guests who miss the transportation at any given stop, will be responsible for getting back to ship on own.
• >Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Layered clothing
• >Walking shoes
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >Macaulay Salmon Hatchery: Learn about the spawning and developmental processes of king and coho salmon at this outdoor facility.
• >Southeast Alaska: Relish the chance to encounter wild salmon, humpback whales, orcas, sea lions, porpoises, harbor seals and bald eagles.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .03 miles over paved surfaces, with inclines and about 12 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Space permitting, guests with walking difficulties will be accommodated, as well as those unable to handle steps or extended periods of walking or standing.
• >Use of a motorized scooter is not guaranteed on this excursion.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Guests must be of legal age to consume alcohol.
• >Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >Drive your own Jeep to see Juneau's spectacular scenery and historical sites, with your electronic guide providing directions and narration.
• >Navigate as your digital guide directs you to Gold Creek to see waterfall cascading down Mt. Roberts.
• >Next, you're guided to Mendenhall Glacier to see the 13-mile expanse of bright-blue ice making its way to Mendenhall Lake.
• >Drive along the Alaska coast to the Shrine of St. Therese, where a quaint cobblestone church is nestled in the trees, and keep your eye out for humpback whales often seen feeding from this island.
• >On your way back to the ship, stop along Eagle Beach, where you can relax at a picnic table and take in the Chilkat Mountains as the Eagle River meanders beside you.

Important Notes:

• >Gas, gold panning equipment, ponchos, and umbrellas are included.
• >You may choose to stop at any of the recommended eateries along your trip; short descriptions of eateries included in each Jeep.
• >Walking is mostly on flat ground with a few exceptions. If you would like to go to the Last Chance Mining Museum at Gold Creek, you will encounter an inclined trail.
• >Drivers must be 21 years of age and hold a valid driver's license (international driver licenses accepted).
• >Booster seats are provided free of charge with 24-hour notice. If a car seat is needed, please see the four-door Jeep tour, as car seats will not fit in a two-door Jeep.
• >Price is per vehicle and only one guest from the party needs to purchase the tour. 2-Door Jeeps accommodate up to 4 guests.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass
• >Driver's license
• >Local currency

What to Wear:

• >Weather-appropriate attire
• >Hat
• >Sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Drive your own Jeep to see Juneau's spectacular scenery and historical sites, with your electronic guide providing directions and narration.
• >Navigate as your digital guide directs you to Gold Creek to see waterfall cascading down Mt. Roberts.
• >Next, you’re guided to Mendenhall Glacier to see the 13-mile expanse of bright-blue ice making its way to Mendenhall Lake.
• >Drive along the Alaska coast to the Shrine of St. Therese, where a quaint cobblestone church is nestled in the trees, and keep your eye out for humpback whales often seen feeding from this island.
• >On your way back to the ship, stop along Eagle Beach, where you can relax at a picnic table and take in the Chilkat Mountains as the Eagle River meanders beside you.

Important Notes:

• >Gas, gold panning equipment, ponchos, and umbrellas are included.
• >You may choose to stop at any of the recommended eateries along your trip; short descriptions of eateries included in each Jeep.
• >Walking is mostly on flat ground with a few exceptions. If you would like to go to the Last Chance Mining Museum at Gold Creek, you will encounter an inclined trail.
• >Drivers must be 21 years of age and hold a valid driver's license (international driver licenses accepted).
• >Car seats are provided free of charge with 24-hour notice.
• >The four-door Jeep has five seats (driver seat plus four passenger seats).
• >Price is per vehicle and only one guest from the party needs to purchase the tour. 4-Door Jeeps accommodate up to 5 guests.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass
• >Driver's license
• >Local currency

What to Wear:

• >Weather-appropriate attire
• >Hat
• >Sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Abundant Fish: Get the chance to catch char, trout and salmon, all in one remote place.
• >Customized Itinerary: Experience the best possible fishing location, as determined by an expert guide.
• >Floatplane Access: Fly into the heart of the wilderness for Alaskan fishing at its finest

Important Notes:

• >All fishing is catch-and-release.
• >Depending on the season, fishing species include cutthroat trout, Dolly Varden and salmon.
• >First-class gear and equipment is provided along with an Alaskan smoked salmon snack and beverages.
• >Layered clothing is recommended.
• >Alaska state law requires a valid one-day fishing license, which may be purchased for $20.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification.
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes.

Highlights:

• >Biking: Marvel at the natural beauty that surrounds Juneau at a mellow pace with knowledgeable, local guides.
• >Unparalleled Glacier Views: See the stunning Mendenhall Glacier from a variety of vantage points.
• >Microbrew Tasting: Sample award-winning Alaskan beers at Merchant's Wharf in downtown Juneau.

Important Notes:

• >All bikers are fitted with a street bike, helmet, and water bottle, and also receive a safety briefing.
• >The ride covers approximately 8.5 miles on a mostly flat road with some rolling hills.
• >The portion of the ride to Mendenhall Glacier's east side includes a one-mile trail ride through the rainforest.
• >Minimum age for the beer tasting is 21 years with photo ID and date of birth.
• >This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards.
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Special Photography Focus: Witness natural wonders with help from an expert, as you strive to capture "magical moments" on camera.
• >Wilderness Studio: Discover creative awakenings at the awe-inspiring Mendenhall Glacier and the whale feeding grounds at Stephens Passage.
• >All-Star Cast: Photographic subjects may include humpback whales, orcas, porpoises, sea lions, harbor seals, eagles, salmon, and black bears.

Important Notes:

• >This tour is geared toward photo enthusiasts, so bring your camera, plenty of digital storage capacity and spare batteries.
• >This tour operates in all weather conditions: bring sturdy shoes, layered clothing and rain gear.
• >Group size is limited to ensure a comfortable and interactive atmosphere.
• >Guests must be able to walk 3/4 of a mile and be on their feet for just over an hour.
• >Each guest receives a free, frameable postcard with instructions to access exclusive online photography tutorials, slideshows, historical images and a printable tip sheet (All content is free and downloadable to any device).
• >Guests are eligible to enter to win prizes in tour operator’s annual Capture Juneau Photo Contest.
• >Kindly note that the independent tour operator for this Shore Excursion has recently advised that only vaccinated guests will be able to participate on their tours due to changes in their health and safety policies.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Channel Islands: Cruise through the breathtaking scenery of the Channel Islands State Marine Park.
• >Paddle with Whales: Enjoy the opportunity to spot these magnificent creatures on an intimate wildlife viewing quest.
• >Natural History: Learn more about this diverse ecosystem from a knowledgeable, naturalist guide.

Important Notes:

• >Medical and physical restrictions are to be assessed on a case by case basis. A doctor's note approving the client's participation in the trip's activities may be required.
• >Pregnant guests can participate in this trip and must submit a doctor's note of approval confirming the trip's activities as safe for the client at least 24 hours prior to the trip's departure time. Our kayaks can accommodate a maximum torso (waist-chest) diameter of 58 inches (148cm).
• >Maximum combined weight limit, including gear, is 600lbs (272kg) for double kayaks. People taller than 6'2" (188cm) have a hard time operating the rudder because the pedals only adjust to a certain maximum distance; however, people as tall as 6'8" have been able to paddle in our kayaks.
• >Guests must be physically capable of climbing a short bow ladder to enter/exit the water taxi.
• >Guests will be entering a wilderness environment without restroom facilities.
• >Guests will be expected to walk over potentially slippery rocks on the beach, Guests possibly trek through primitive wilderness areas that include varied, wet, and uneven terrain.
• >If using kayaks, guests may need to drag kayaks short distances.
• >Guests need to be physically fit enough to get in and out of a sit-in kayak.
• >This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Rain gear
• >Insect repellent
• >Change of clothes
• >Binoculars

What to Wear:

• >Warm hat
• >Sunglasses
• >Long sleeved T-shirt
• >Long underwear
• >Wind-resistant jacket
• >Sturdy hiking boots
• >Weather appropriate layered clothing
• >Gloves

Highlights:

• >Commentated Seaplane Ride: See Juneau's spectacular scenery by air, with a window seat and informative headset commentary
• >Alaskan Feast: Relish a tasty, all-you-can-eat meal of fresh wild Alaskan salmon, grilled chicken, and sides at rustic Taku Glacier Lodge.
• >Scenic Glaciers: View Juneau Icefield , home to Taku Glacier, the world's deepest and area's only advancing glacier.

Important Notes:

• >This tour includes approximately 50 minutes of flight time.
• >All guests enjoy a window seat on the plane and a headset for narration.
• >Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.
• >Consider dietary restrictions and food allergies when selecting tour.
• >Guests must be of legal age to consume alcohol. Please drink responsibly.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >This tour follows Federal Aviation Administration requirements stating that children 2 years and older on any aircraft must occupy, and pay, a separate seat. Payment will be processed onboard your ship.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection.

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Warm clothes

Highlights:

• >Hike Above Mendenhall Glacier: View natural treasures that are only accessible by foot.
• >Expert Guide: A Certified Interpretive Guide chooses the trail suited to both the group's abilities and the day's hiking conditions.

Important Notes:

• >Group size is limited to ensure a comfortable and interactive atmosphere.
• >Total hiking distance is 4 to 6 miles during approximately 3.5 hours, with an elevation gain of 600 to 1,000 feet.
• >Sturdy shoes suitable for hiking, layers of warm clothing and rain gear are recommended; rain ponchos and walking sticks are provided.
• >Bottled water and a granola snack are provided.
• >Wildlife sightings not guaranteed.
• >This excursion operates in all weather conditions.
• >Guests are eligible to enter to win prizes in tour operator's annual Capture Juneau Photo Contest.
• >This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.
• >Kindly note that the independent tour operator for this Shore Excursion has recently advised that only vaccinated guests will be able to participate on their tours due to changes in their health and safety policies.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Panoramic View: Gaze north to Chilkat Mountains, south to Gastineau Channel, west to Douglas Island, and east to Silver Bow Basin.
• >Mountaintop Fun: Access a nature center, raptor center, trail system, bear-viewing platforms, and, for refreshment, the Timberline Bar & Grill.
• >Art, History and Culture: Alaska Native and historical artwork is displayed indoors and outdoors throughout the complex, including live demonstrations.

Important Notes:

• >At Raven Eagle Gifts, Alaska Native artists are often seen working on carvings, dolls, garments or beading. This season, Master Carver, Doug Chilton, will be carving a new totem pole in the gift shop. Visitors are welcome to visit with Doug as he works Sunday through Thursday, 10 am - 4 pm.
• >Enjoy a crab feed at the Timberline Bar & Grill for an additional charge (seasonal).
• >Please note that ticket purchase is required for children aged 3 years and above to ride the tram.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Tongass National Forest: Admire picturesque fjords, glaciers, and mountain peaks while visiting the largest national forest in the United States.
• >Alaskan Dog Sledding: Watch an informative demo and then head out on a thrilling mile-long adventure led by Alaskan huskies.
• >Musher's Camp: Uncover the sport's intriguing history, see mushing equipment, walk across the suspension bridge, and meet the sled dogs.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk 100 yards and be able to raise knee 12 inches to board the sled.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothing
• >Hiking/walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Marvel at amazing Mendenhall Glacier while learning that the surrounding ecosystem was entirely covered by ice only 100 years ago.
• >Discover some of the most interesting marine animals by boarding a specialized safari vessel for a unique wildlife experience.
• >See guaranteed whale sightings from under the cover of your cabin or by venturing out onto the open decks.

Important Notes:

• >Tour operates in all weather conditions.
• >Group size is limited to 20 maximum to ensure a comfortable and interactive atmosphere.
• >Guests must be of age and ability to hike approximately 1 mile and be on their feet for about 1.25 hours.
• >Guests receive a free color publication, remembering Juneau by Land and Sea.
• >Bottled water and a snack pack are provided.
• >Each person will receive a $100 cash refund from the tour operator at the conclusion of the tour is a whale is not sighted on the trip.
• >Guests eligible to win prizes in annual Capture Juneau Photo Contest.
• >Kindly note that the independent tour operator for this Shore Excursion has recently advised that only vaccinated guests will be able to participate on their tours due to changes in their health and safety policies.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection
• >Weather gear if necessary

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Hiking/walking shoes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >Commentated Seaplane Ride: See Juneau's spectacular scenery by air, with a window seat and informative headset commentary.
• >Tongass National Forest: View the largest national forest in the United States, with striking fjords, mountain peaks, and abundant wildlife.
• >Juneau Icefield: Fly over five glaciers in this massive frozen expanse, including the only advancing glacier in the area, Taku.

Important Notes:

• >This tour includes approximately 40 minutes of flight time.
• >Each guest enjoys a window seat and headset for narration.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >This tour follows Federal Aviation Administration requirements stating that children 2 years and older on any aircraft must occupy, and pay, a separate seat.
• >Payment will be processed onboard your ship

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards.
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Warm clothes

Highlights:

• >Macauley Salmon Hatchery: Experience a narrated tour, touch tanks and detailed marine exhibits that explain the salmon life cycle.
• >Mendenhall Glacier: Take in the splendor of one of Alaska's greatest natural treasures.
• >Downtown Juneau: Enjoy a historical tour of a city once home to Native American tribes and a gold rush era.

Important Notes:

• >At the hatchery, you will see salmon fry year-round and adult salmon spawning from July to September.
• >At the Mendenhall Glacier visitor center, U.S. Forest Service staff can assist guests with questions.
• >The visitor center is a great vantage point to take breathtaking photos.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Mendenhall Glacier: Visit a crown jewel of Alaska's natural wonders, which is the world's largest, most accessible glacier by road.
• >Salmon Bake: Dine alfresco on a delicious spread that features alder wood-grilled salmon.
• >Festive Rainforest Setting: Relax to musical entertainment, watch our Master Carver at work or venture out to explore the nearby creek, waterfall and mining remnants.

Important Notes:

• >Salmon Bake buses depart regularly back to the pier, so you may return at your leisure.
• >Self guided on Mendenhall Glacier visitor center and Salmon Bake venues.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses.
• >Comfortable shoes.

Highlights:

• >Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure: Take a guided tour through a lovingly crafted landscape that features upside-down trees.
• >Thunder Mountain: Travel to a 580-foot elevation for a panoramic view of the Mendenhall Valley, Chilkat Mountains and Gastineau Channel.
• >Mendenhall Glacier: Visit and photograph Juneau's star attraction, the largest, most accessible glacier in the world.

Important Notes :

• >U.S. Forest Service staff are available throughout the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center complex to answer questions and provide interesting information.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Whale sightings: See humpback whales, Stellar sea lions, Dahl’s porpoise, orcas and harbor seals.
• >Hands-on activities: Learn about whale research through hands on activities such as invasive species monitoring, plankton sampling, and/or whale identification and monitoring.
• >Small-Group Experience: Get up-close and personal with this exclusive tour on a smaller sized whale-watching vessel.

Important Notes:

• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >Not intended for guests with limited mobility.
• >Provide a 48 hour notice for mobility/accessibility needs.
• >Guests are eligible to enter to win prizes in tour operator's annual Capture Juneau Photo Contest.
• >Each person will receive a $100 cash refund form the tour operator at the conclusion of the tour if a whale is not sighted on the trip.
• >Kindly note that the independent tour operator for this Shore Excursion has recently advised that only vaccinated guests will be able to participate on their tours due to changes in their health and safety policies.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Layered clothing

Highlights:

• >Five-hour, small-group tour: With just eight guests per guide, guests enjoy an adventure that’s more intimate — no experience necessary.
• >Floatplane ride: Enjoy a breathtaking ride from Juneau, marveling at the region’s natural splendor as you make your way to a remote stream deep in the Tongass National Forest.
• >Sightings galore: Possible wildlife include brown and black bears, bald eagles, humpback whales, Sitka black-tailed deer, seals and sea lions.

Important Notes:

• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Guests must be at least 7 years old to participate.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests must be healthy and fit enough to enjoy the day in the remote wilderness.
• >Guests must be able to walk about 0.5 miles over uneven ground and wade through shallow streams.
• >Guests must be able to fit in rubber boots ranging in size women’s 4 to men’s 15.
• >It is unsafe to have food at the venue, as guests will be viewing bears in the wild.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera and/or video recorder
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Layered clothing

Highlights:

• >Mendenhall Glacier: Stand before this massive 13-mile-long icecap and explore Alaska’s natural history at the onsite Visitor Center.
• >Auke Bay: On a scenic catamaran cruise enjoy viewing whales, sea lions, harbor seals and more native Alaskan wildlife.
• >The Midnight Sun: Your evening jaunt includes a tasty menu of reindeer sausage, sirloin steak and smoked salmon.

Important Notes:

• >Guests who choose to make their way to Nugget Falls view point must be able to walk approximately 2.2 miles over uneven paved surfaces, with inclines and steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >This tour may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility as there are many transfers on/off the coach.
• >Requests can be made for a lift coach, with 24 hours advanced notice.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >Guests must be of legal age to consume alcohol.
• >Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Wind/water resistant jacket
• >Gloves
• >Warm clothes
• >Layered clothing

Highlights:

• >Meet your Mercedes Sprinter "land yacht" at the pier for a scenic, 25-minute drive to Auke Bay.
• >Then, board Alaska's only whale watching yacht to set out on your adventure in style.
• >Enjoy light snacks, champagne, wine, sodas, and local Alaskan beer as you explore the water, looking out for humpback whales, bald eagles, harbor seals, Steller sea lions, and even the occasional Orca

Important Notes:

• >Foldable wheelchairs can be accommodated, but not motorized scooters.
• >Guests must be able to navigate one large step to board the yacht.
• >Beer, wine, champagne, sodas, and water are all included.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass
• >Local currency
• >Credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Non-slip shoes
• >Warm clothing
• >Rain jacket

Highlights:

• >Whale Watching: Delight at the blows, breaches and bubblenetting at Stephens Passage, a whale feeding hotspot
• >Great Food: Savor a variety of complimentary, locally-sourced appetizers served throughout the voyage.
• >Onboard Naturalist: An expert shares insights about the behavior and habitat of marine life that is drawn to the area.

Important Notes:

• >Complimentary coffee, tea and cocoa. Additional beverages available for purchase.
• >Alaska themed appetizers.
• >Bring a warm jacket for observation deck viewing.
• >This tour's operators offer a guarantee - a $100 cash refund per person if no whales are spotted.
• >If conditions allow, an underwater hydrophone will be deployed to listen to the "singing" of the whales.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Scenic Cruise: Enjoy cool breezes and coastal views while searching for wildlife alongside a welcoming crew onboard a waterjet-powered catamaran.
• >Alaskan Feast: Cozy up at the secluded Orca Point Lodge, where you'll enjoy grilled Alaskan salmon and all the fixings.
• >Mendenhall Glacier: Tour the riverbanks, striking waterfalls and interactive visitor's center to learn about and view the massive glacier up-close.

Important Notes:

• >Consider dietary restrictions and food allergies when selecting tour.
• >The operators of this tour guarantee you will see a whale. If not, you'll receive a $100 cash refund per person as you disembark the tour vessel.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/Credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Wind/water resistant jacket
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Learn the natural history, native lore and Tlingit legends related to the surrounding scenery and wildlife of the region.
• >Join a paddle raft team or let an expert take the helm.
• >Round trip transfer, rain gear and life jacket provided. Alaskan style snack and an “I shot the Mendenhall” pin.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be capable of climbing 15-20 steps and get in and out of rafts without assistance.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• >Guests with concerns should check with their personal physician.
• >Rain gear and life jackets provided.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and Photo ID
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/Credit cards
• >Extra pair of socks.

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothing.
• >Hiking/walking shoes.
• >Shoes with non-slip soles.

Highlights:

• >Alaskan Sportfishing: The fertile waters around Juneau make for an angler's paradise.
• >Incredible Scenery: As the charter vessel trolls, sit back, relax and enjoy the breathtaking views.
• >Keep the Catch: Enjoy the taste of your Alaskan sportfishing adventure when you return home from your cruise.

Important Notes:

• >All boats will carry a maximum of 6 passengers.
• >Trolling means the rods are in downriggers and you do not touch the rod until your hear the "zing" that indicates a fish has hit; you then reel it in.
• >Fishermen and women can be assigned or rotated on rods.
• >Guest minimum age: 5 years old.
• >Alaska state law requires a valid one-day $15 fishing license; it can be purchased from the boat captain.
• >During the king salmon season, an additional $15 king salmon stamp is also required.
• >Please be informed, the Alaska Department of Fish & Game has issued an emergency order prohibiting the retention of King Salmon in Juneau. Catch and release only practices will be followed.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes.

Highlights:

• >Whale Watching: Cruise with a skilled captain and naturalist to waters teeming with humpback whales.
• >Salmon Bake: Savor a sumptuous spread that features fresh-grilled wild Alaskan salmon.
• >Remote Wilderness Setting: Enjoy Orca Point Lodge during lunch, then stroll along Colt Island's beach.

Important Notes:

• >Excursion includes a roundtrip motorcoach ride to and from Auke Bay.
• >Other wildlife you might see: killer whales, Steller sea lions, Dall's porpoises, harbor seals, and bald eagles.
• >This tour's operators offer a guarantee - a $100 cash refund per person if no whales are spotted.
• >Salmon Bake menu typically offers wild salmon, chicken,vegetable medley, rice pilaf, coleslaw, fresh-hot rolls, and desserts

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Wildlife Sightings: The Stephen’s Passage area is home to humpback and orca whales, sea lions, bald eagles, and more.
• >Mendenhall Glacier: Meander viewpoint trails near the glacier, which is located in a protected recreation area of Tongass National Forest.
• >Scenic Cruise: Set sail on a catamaran alongside an experienced crew, with complimentary snacks.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must walk at least 250 yards on inclined pathways.
• >The operators of this tour guarantee you will see a whale. If not, you'll receive a $100 cash refund per person as you disembark the tour vessel.
• >The vessel is restroom equipped. Complimentary snacks and beverages will be provided

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Wind/water resistant jacket
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Scenic Cruise: Set sail on a catamaran alongside an experienced crew, with complimentary snacks and binoculars for wildlife encounters.
• >Wildlife Sightings: See humpback whales, sea lions, porpoises, bald eagles, bears, and more while enjoying coastal views.
• >Stephen's Passage: Travel past breathtaking snow-capped mountains, massive glaciers, and lush green islands while journeying through the Alexander Archipelago channel.

Important Notes:

• >The operators of this tour guarantee you will see a whale. If not, you'll receive a $100 cash refund per person as you disembark the tour vessel.
• >A souvenir wildlife guide are provided, along with complimentary snacks and beverages.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >Dog Camp: Feel the thrill of mushing and experience a ride in the wilderness behind a team of huskies.
• >Iditarod Race Checkpoint Simulation: Re-create the steps a musher goes through as if you were actually arriving at the checkpoint.
• >Husky Puppies: Enjoy the opportunity to hold and pet the puppies and take part in their initial social training.

Important Notes:

• >Interactive and interpretive displays of the Alaskan gold rush days and sled dogs, then and now, are placed within walking distance throughout the camp.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards.
• >Sun protection.

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses.
• >Comfortable shoes.

Highlights:

• >Halibut Sportfishing: The fertile waters around Juneau make for an angler's paradise.
• >Incredible Scenery: As the charter vessel sails to the fishing grounds, sit back, relax and enjoy the breathtaking views.
• >Keep Your Catch: The captain can arrange for a local processor to ship your catch home.

Important Notes :

• >Although the target fish is halibut, other bottom fish may be caught , such as Pacific cod and rockfish.
• >Complimentary light snacks and cold beverages are available throughout the tour.
• >If you are prone to seasickness, you advised to take your usual precautions in the event of unexpected weather.
• >Once passenger counts are received by the tour operator, no refunds will be issued.
• >Alaska state law requires that anyone 16 years of age and older to have a valid one-day fishing license, which may be purchased for $25 (cash only) from your fishing boat captain.
• >Alaska fishing regulations currently limit catch of halibut to 1 per person.
• >There are no guarantees you will catch any fish.
• >This tour is offered from mid-June to mid-September.
• >This tour is offered from mid-June to mid-September.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes
• >Warm layered clothing

Highlights:

• >Flexible Itinerary: Experience the best possible flightseeing plan, as chosen by an expert pilot.
• >Rare Aerial Views: See fabled places like Wonderland, Glacier King, the Mendenhall Towers, and Devil's Paw.
• >Two Glacier Landings: Step into an ancient landscape where few have been fortunate enough to tread.

Important Notes:

• >Glacier boots are provided.
• >For security purposes, no bags are allowed on the helicopter.
• >Expect approximately 50 minutes of flight time and 30 minutes for landing.
• >Due to flight weight restrictions, guests must register their body weight at the time of booking.
• >Guests weighing 250 lbs. or more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight surcharge of $100.00 to reserve adequate space onboard the helicopter. This is required to ensure guest safety and comfort. The surcharge will be manually added to your account.
• >TEMSCO Helicopters does not permit the use of iPads, iPad Minis or any tablet device on our flightseeing tours. No Go-Pro Sticks, extendible items or drones allowed on tour. Please plan accordingly.
• >This tour will follow Federal Aviation Administration requirements stating that children 2 years and older on any aircraft must occupy, and pay, a separate seat. Payment will be processed onboard your ship.
• >Kindly note that the independent tour operator for this Shore Excursion has recently advised that only vaccinated guests will be able to participate on their tours due to changes in their health and safety policies.
• >For the 2021 season only vaccinated guests will be able to participate on this tour.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection.

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes.
• >Warm clothing.

Highlights:

• >Mendenhall Lake: Paddle across the lake for a face-to-face encounter with one of Alaska’s greatest natural treasures.
• >Mendenhall Glacier: Absorb staggering natural beauty within a safe distance of the massive, awe-inspiring glacier and of dramatic Nugget Falls nearby.
• >Alaskan Salmon Bake: Feast on alder-grilled, wild-caught salmon with all the trimmings; roast marshmallows and watch a totem pole carver.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk short distances on paved surfaces and rocky beach terrain. Guests must be able to paddle for about two hours and climb in and out of kayak with minimum assistance.
• >Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour. Guests must sign a waiver to participate.
• >This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.
• >Weight requirements are based on girth and not weight. Guests are free to purchase soda, wine and beer at the Golden Creek Salmon Bake at their own expense. Please drink responsibly.
• >Guests return to ship by shuttle, with departures every 15 to 20 minutes, with stops at each dock and at the downtown Red Dog Saloon.
• >Guests taller than 6 feet 3 inches will not be able to use rudder pedals to steer kayaks.
• >Children 12 years and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• >Children 13 to 17 years must have a signed parental consent form to participate if a parent or guardian is not present.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Gloves
• >Extra pair of socks

What to Wear:

• >Layered clothing
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Mendenhall Lake: Navigate your canoe past crusty icebergs, surrounded by one of the richest samplings of Alaskan wildlife.
• >Mendenhall Glacier: Venture within a safe distance of the massive, awe-inspiring glacier and absorb the beauty of nearby Nugget Falls.
• >Alaskan Snack: Take a break on the beach for crackers and smoked salmon spread, traditional fuel on the Last Frontier.

Important Notes :

• >Guests must be able to walk short distances on paved surfaces and rocky beach terrain.
• >Guests must be able to paddle for approximately two hours and climb in and out of canoe with minimum assistance.
• >This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.
• >Guests must sign a waiver to participate.
• >Children 12 years and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• >Children 13 to 17 years must have a signed parental consent form to participate if a parent or guardian is not present.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Gloves and an extra pair of socks

What To Wear:

• >Layered Clothing
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Zipline thrills: Explore a beautiful setting in an alpine rainforest with surrounding mountain views and rushing streams.
• >Fully guided: Expert guides handle the equipment—no hand-braking required; plus rain jacket and all safety equipment is provided.
• >Nature lesson: Your guides are also naturalists, ready to share their knowledge of the local flora and fauna. Nature lesson: Your guides are also naturalists, ready to share their knowledge of the local flora and fauna.

Important Notes:

• >Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests should be comfortable with heights and walking up about 50 stairs.
• >This tour is not appropriate for guests with limited mobility.
• >This tour is not suitable for guests prone to seizures or who have severe medical conditions preventing them from participating.
• >Minimum age is 8 years old.
• >Minimum weight is 70 pounds.
• >Maximum weight is 250 pounds.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification.
• >Camera and video devices.
• >Sun protection.

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Gloves
• >Hiking/walking shoes
• >Closed-toe/closed-heel shoes
• >Shoes with non-slip soles
• >Long pants
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >Gold Creek: Pan for gold and keep what you find at Last Chance Basin, where Alaska's Gold Rush era began.
• >Salmon Bake: Feast on grilled salmon, Cheechako Chicken, Chilkoot Baked Beans, numerous sides and salads, and dessert.
• >Unique Wilderness Setting: Enjoy open-air dining in the rainforest, watch our Master Carver at work, stroll to Salmon Creek and pan for gold.

Important Notes:

• >Beer and wine are available for purchase. Please drink responsibly.
• >Rain or shine: Translucent domes offer diners ample protection from the elements.
• >Plenty of vegetarian-friendly options offered.
• >Experience begins with a historical tour of Juneau led by a prospector/guide dressed in authentic 19th-century garb.
• >During the gold-panning part of the tour, choose to pan in the creek or in the waist-high demonstration trough.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Kayaking: Whether beginner or expert paddler, explore the unforgettable richness of the region native-style.
• >Wildlife Galore: Look out for countless marine life, land mammals and hundreds of species of birds.
• >Breathtaking Scenery: Feel your spirit soar as you view Mendenhall Glacier and Mendenhall Wetlands.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able and willing to paddle for 1.5-2 hours.
• >Tour begins with a narrated tour through a historic part of Juneau on the way to North Douglas Island.
• >Protective raingear, boots and lifejackets are provided.
• >This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses.
• >Comfortable shoes.

Highlights:

• >Dog Sledding: Revel in a thrilling guided ride, meet professional mushers, and snap photos with more than 280 Alaskan dogs.
• >Scenic Helicopter Ride: View dense green rainforests and spectacular snow-capped mountains as you fly high above Juneau in a helicopter.
• >Mendenhall Glacier: Land on top of the icecap, which encapsulates a 12-mile-long protected recreation area, part of Tongass National Forest.

Important Notes:

• >This tour includes approximately 30 minutes of flight time.
• >Guests must register their body weight at the time of booking.
• >Guests weighing 250 pounds or more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight surcharge ($100), which will be manually added to your account.
• >No bags allowed on the helicopter.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >TEMSCO Helicopters does not permit the use of iPads, iPad Minis or any tablet device on our flightseeing tours. No Go-Pro Sticks, extendible items or drones allowed on tour. Please plan accordingly.
• >This tour will follow Federal Aviation Administration requirements stating that children 2 years and older on any aircraft must occupy, and pay, a separate seat. Payment will be processed onboard your ship.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothing
• >Wind/water resistant jacket
• >Hiking/walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Gold Creek: In a legendary, beautiful setting near a waterfall, learn from a prospector how to pan for gold.
• >Pan for Gold: Catch gold fever either in the creek or the demonstration trough. Keep what you find.
• >Hands-On History: Gain an appreciation of what it was like during the gold rush in the wilds of Alaska.

Important Notes:

• >The tour operator guarantees that everyone who pans finds gold.
• >An Orelove Brothers Gold Claim Certificate is offered as a souvenir.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses.
• >Comfortable shoes.

Highlights:

• >Scenic Helicopter Ride: Soar high above Tongass National Forest, seeing rain forests and mountain vistas on a panoramic flight.
• >Mendenhall Glacier: The 12-mile long icecap, part of a protected recreation area, extends from the Juneau Icefield to Mendenhall River.
• >Guided Walking Tour: Journey by foot around the ice with glacier boots and an informative guide, while relishing spectacular views.

Important Notes:

• >This tour includes approximately 25 minutes of flight time.
• >Due to weight restrictions, all guests must register their body weight at the time of booking.
• >Guests weighing 250 pounds or more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight surcharge ($100) to reserve adequate space onboard the helicopter.
• >Glacier boots are provided on this tour.
• >No bags allowed on the helicopter.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >TEMSCO Helicopters does not permit the use of iPads, iPad Minis or any tablet device on our flightseeing tours. No Go-Pro sticks, extendable items or drones allowed on tour. Please plan accordingly.
• >This tour will follow Federal Aviation Administration requirements stating that children 2 years and older on any aircraft must occupy, and pay, a separate seat. Payment will be processed onboard your ship.
• >Kindly note that the independent tour operator for this Shore Excursion has recently advised that only vaccinated guests will be able to participate on their tours due to changes in their health and safety policies.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothing
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Salmon Bake: Feast on salmon, Cheechako Chicken, Chilkoot Baked Beans, other sides and salads, and blueberry cake for dessert.
• >Unique Setting: Enjoy open-air dining, watch our Master Carver work on a 10 foot totem pole, stroll to Salmon Falls and see old mine remnants.
• >Free, Regular Shuttle: Eat and run, or stay to soak up the ambiance and roast marshmallows by a campfire.

Important Notes:

• >Beer and wine are available for purchase. Please drink responsibly.
• >Rain or shine: Translucent domes offer diners ample protection from the elements.
• >Vegetarian dining options also offered by tour operator.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Auke Bay: Snow-capped mountains, dense forests and deep blue Alaskan waters serve as the backdrop for your cruise.
• >Alaskan wildlife: Keep your eyes peeled for the flukes of humpback whales coming in near the shore to feed.
• >Gold Creek: Enjoy an authentic salmon bake with an unlimited buffet meal in an open-air creekside space among the evergreens.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk over varied surfaces, with inclines and steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate.
• >Guide will designate a time and place to rejoin your coach for return to ship.
• >Guests who miss the return transportation will be responsible for getting back to the ship. Tour sequence may vary.
• >Children 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• >Children ages 13 to 17 must have a signed parental consent form to participate without a parent or guardian.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Layered clothing
• >Walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Lynn Canal: Marvel at picture-perfect scenery and local wildlife while cruising by boat through one of the world’s longest fjords.
• >Glacier Point: Go off-roading driving a four-passenger all-terrain vehicle on a thrilling trip across backwoods wilderness trails.
• >Davidson Glacier: Gain an up-close view of this large valley glacier, plus enjoy a relaxing picnic lunch by the water.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .2 miles over sandy, rocky surfaces, with inclines and about 12 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate.
• >Guests with pre-existing neck, back, knee and/or shoulder injuries, cardiac conditions, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, other heart or respiratory conditions or any other medical condition must take particular caution when selecting a tour — particularly tours categorized as "strenuous".
• >Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them.
• >Pregnant women should not select this tour.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >Guests must sign a waiver form to participate.
• >Guests should not carry or wear valuable items for this active excursion.
• >Guests must be at least 18 years old and present a valid driver’s license to operate ATV. Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate. Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear :

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Layered clothing
• >Hiking/walking shoes

Highlights:

• >White Pass & Yukon Route: Watch mountains, gorges, waterfalls, and golden history unfold before you on this narrow gauge railway.
• >Liarsville: Delve into Alaskan folklore with storytelling, music, gold panning, and a meal of wild salmon plus all the fixings.
• >Red Onion Saloon: Hear the story of this old brothel with a madam-led tour and complimentary glass of champagne.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .02 miles over paved and dirt surfaces, with inclines and about 16 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Packed dirt surfaces at Liarsville may be difficult for wheelchair guests to maneuver.
• >Red Onion does not have an elevator to the museum. A madam will sit with guests downstairs during the museum portion of the tour.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >Since this tour crosses the U.S./Canada border, all guests are required to carry passport, and visa(s) if necessary, for entry into Canada and re-entry into the U.S. Written consent is required for children traveling into Canada without both parents/legal guardians. Due to climatic variations, no guarantee is given for the views available at any given time.  Tour may operate in reverse order. This tour is operated by a tour operator that has been third-party verified to an internationally recognized sustainability standard.
• >The Red Onion portion of the tour includes sensitive topics, including prostitution, and the narrative contains innuendo.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate.
• >Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Passport and visa
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Wind/water resistant jacket
• >Layered clothing

Highlights:

• >White Pass & Yukon Route: Take a remarkable journey along this historic narrow-gauge railway from Skagway to White Pass Summit.
• >Tutshi River Canyon: Behold the plunging gorges, sky-piercing peaks, powerful waterfalls and evergreen forests of British Columbia.
• >Yukon Suspension Bridge: Test your courage on a pulse-pounding walk across a pedestrian cable bridge hanging over the Tutshi River.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .1 miles over uneven surfaces, with inclines and about 8 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >Yukon Suspension Bridge is not wheelchair accessible.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate.
• >Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Passport
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >Photo ops: Sharpen your skills alongside an expert photographer who offers in-depth instruction on how to utilize your camera settings.
• >White Pass: Walk along majestic mountains past alpine lakes, evergreen trees and gold rush trails, snapping photos along the way.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .1 miles over uneven surfaces, with inclines and about 9 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Guests with concerns should consult their personal physician.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Guests must sign a waiver form to participate.
• >Tour operates in all weather conditions. Appropriate weather gear recommended.
• >Professional quality tripods are provided.
• >This adventure may cross the U.S./Canadian border. U.S. and Canadian citizens must carry a passport and ship ID. All other nationalities must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate. Tour sequence and actual locations may vary due to weather or guide discretion.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Passport
• >Fully charged Camera or iPhone
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection
• >Tripod (optional)
• >Camera's user manual (optional)

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothes
• >Layered clothing
• >Walking shoes
• >Wet weather gear

Highlights:

• >Klondike Highway: Follow a gold rush route that ascends 3,200 feet past evergreen forests and waterfalls to White Pass Summit.
• >Liarsville: Embrace the prospectors' way of life and try your hand at gold panning along the Skagway River.
• >Gold Rush Trail camp: Fill up on a hearty meal of barbecued Salmon, grilled chicken and all the fixings.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately .1 miles over uneven surfaces, with inclines and about 8 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests needing special assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion.
• >Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate.
• >The drive between pier and summit is approximately 90 minutes.
• >Tour sequence may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Passport
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >Skagway: Enjoy a small-group helicopter flight with views of the Sawtooth mountains, gaining a birds-eye view of majestic glaciers and sky-scraping mountains.
• >Tongass National Forest: Trek trails that meander around towering evergreens and across rocky terrain to an overlook of Laughton Glacier.
• >White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad: Take in dramatic scenery along a narrow-gauge railway built during the Klondike Gold Rush.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 3-6 miles over uneven surfaces, with inclines and about 6,650 steps and extended periods of standing.
• >This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Pregnant women should not select this tour.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >Guests must sign a waiver form to participate. Guests weighing 250 pounds or more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight surcharge ($100) to reserve adequate space onboard the helicopter.
• >Guests should not carry or wear valuable items for this active excursion.
• >Trekking poles, rain jackets, rain pants, warm hat, gloves, insect repellent and first aid kit provided.
• >Tour does not include lunch. Guests with nut allergies should notify tour operator beforehand to avoid an allergic reaction. Participation limited but minimum required for tour to operate. Tour sequence may vary. Guests of this excursion must join the group for the hike. Guests cannot wait at the trailhead without a guide due to the presence of bears in the area.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Passport
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Hiking/walking shoes
• >Closed-toe shoes
• >Layered clothing
• >Wind/water resistant jacket

Highlights:

• >Begin your adventure with a scenic, private boat ride across Lynn Canal to the Burro Creek Lodge.
• >Upon arrival, relax with a mimosa, take a stroll to the waterfall, snap photos of the scenic creek and bridge, and watch an onsite hydro demonstration given by a naturalist.
• >When the dinner bell rings, sit down to a delicious and homestyle crab and shrimp feast served with your choice of wines.
• >Afterwards, go on a guided hike, or simply relax with a musician by the campfire while toasting marshmallows.

Important Notes:

• >Drinks include Alaskan and domestic beers, select red and white wines, coffee and Baileys, teas, sodas, and juices.
• >Meal includes Dungeness crab and shrimp served with Andouille sausage, red potatoes, corn on the cob, wood stove-fired bread and butter, and double chocolate brownie baked in a mason jar in a wood stove and topped with campfire roasted marshmallows, and raspberry compote. Guests with shellfish allergies should take note.
• >The activity level is largely decided by you – you can choose to do more or less walking/hiking. Be aware that there are ramps to and from the docks that, because of tides, can become quite steep.
• >This tour is not wheelchair accessible, as you must be able to step on and off the vessel. Burro Creek Lodge area has no paved pathways as it is a forest setting.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass
• >Driver's license
• >Passport
• >Local currency
• >Credit cards
• >Biodegradable sunscreen

What to Wear:

• >SeaPass
• >Driver's license
• >Passport
• >Local currency
• >Credit cards
• >Biodegradable sunscreen

Highlights:

• >Drive through the historic district of Skagway before continuing up the scenic White Pass via the Klondike Highway to the summit at 3,292 feet in elevation.
• >After crossing into Canada, continue north on the Klondike Highway through the Southern Lakes District of British Columbia and into the Yukon Territory.
• >Along the way, your driver guide shares stories of hardships and daily life struggles the stampeders faced.
• >While following in the footsteps of early gold seekers, see the historical areas of Brackett Wagon Road, Pitch Fork Falls, Dead Horse Gulch, and the infamous Tormented Valley.
• >Stop at Emerald Lake, "The Jewel of the Yukon," which is the northernmost stop, and step out to see the vivid turquoise color of the lake cause by powdered limestone.
• >Continue on to the town of Carcross where you set off on your adventure to ride the White Pass Yukon Railroad back to Skagway along the same route that the Klondike stampeders traversed in 1898.
• >Arrive to Bennett, BC, which is only accessible via the train and step outside for a view of Lake Bennett while you enjoy a boxed lunch.

Important Notes:

• >A boxed lunch with a turkey pesto sandwich, cheese, grapes, chips, and a cookie is included on train ride from Bennett Lake to Carcross.
• >Vegetarian lunch option is available.
• >This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
• >Passports are required.
• >Tour order may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass
• >Driver's license
• >Local currency
• >Credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Sunglasses
• >Hat
• >Weather-appropriate attire

Highlights:

• >White Pass & Yukon Route Railway: Although the ride on this marvel is brief, it is a memorable one.
• >Hiking a Remote Valley: Deeper than the Grand Canyon, the valley's framed by craggy mountain peaks that inspire awe.
• >Wildlife Sightings: Bears, moose and mountain goats are just some of the creatures that make this place their habitat.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be willing and able to hike 3 to 5 miles over uneven and sometimes challenging terrain, and hike in all weather conditions.
• >Guides carry rain gear, extra warm clothes, sun block and bug repellent so you don't have to.
• >A small lumbar pack with snacks and water is also provided.
• >Layered clothing and sturdy walking shoes with ankle support are recommended.
• >Since this excursion crosses the U.S.-Canadian border, guests must carry their passport, and if applicable, their visa.
• >Written consent required for children traveling into Canada without both parents.
• >This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection
• >Passport and visa

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Dog Sledding: Revel in a thrilling one-mile ride, meet professional mushers, and snap photos with energetic Alaskan dogs.
• >Scenic Drive: Journey through picturesque Tongass National Forest, the largest in the U.S., and ascend mountainous terrain via 4x4 vehicles.
• >Musher's Camp: Learn racing techniques and dog care, shop for souvenirs, or relax around a campfire with a complimentary drink.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk 100 yards and be able to raise knee 12 inches to board the sled.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm clothing
• >Hiking/walking shoes

Highlights:

• >Entertaining Walking Tour: A sumptuously dressed madam leads a lively, informative stroll through Skagway's streets and alleys.
• >Red Onion Saloon: See where the adventurous "good time" girls of the gold rush era lived and worked.
• >Possible Ghost Sighting: Keep an eye out for Lydia, the saloon's resident ghost.

Important Notes

• >Guests must be comfortable walking up to half a mile and standing for 10-minute intervals.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Scenic Train Ride: Travel in a vintage rail car along White Pass and Yukon Route Road, with spectacular views.
• >Historical Landmarks: Hear stories of the Klondike Gold Rush and history behind the construction of the 19th century gauge railroad.
• >White Pass: The rugged area's trail, controlled by the Chilkoot Indians until 1887, was navigated during the Klondike Gold Rush.

Important Notes:

• >Order of sites visited may vary.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wea:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Walking shoes
• >Warm clothes

Highlights:

• >Six Ziplines: Zoom from platform to platform through lush rainforest canopy.
• >Rope Course: Scramble over a series of Burma loops, suspended bridges and raised balance beams.
• >Walk the Plank: Take the ultimate challenge the park offers, an aptly named zipline that soars where only eagles dare.

Important Notes:

• >Helmet, harness and pulleys are provided.
• >Guests participating in these activities do so at their own risk. The nature of this tour includes inherent risks for its participants. All guests must understand and acknowledge that this activity bears certain known and unanticipated risks which could result in serious bodily injury. Make certain you are aware of these risks before purchase.
• >This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes.

Highlights:

• >Enjoy a scenic train ride through Skagway's coastal mountains on the way to White Pass Summit.
• >Navigate your own state-of-the-art, 2-person kayak through the waters of Lake Bernard, while enjoying stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
• >Watch for bears, caribou, and eagles while kayaking along the alpine terrain of Skagway's infamous Tormented Valley.

Important Notes :

• >Tour order may vary.
• >Tour includes a 27.7-mile train ride/kayaking up to 1.25 hours.
• >Guests will be seated in 2-person kayaks.
• >Guests should be comfortable in and around the water.
• >Guests must be and able to paddle up to 1.25 hours.
• >Guests will cross the US/Canadian border.
• >Guests are required to carry their passport, and visa if required. Written consent required for children traveling into Canada without both parents.
• >Physical fitness level and medical history should be considered.
• >Guests with pre-existing injuries or cardiac conditions should take caution.
• >Guests with respiratory conditions or other medical conditions should take caution. Guests who have concerns should consult with their personal physician.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Passport required
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Insect repellent
• >Change of clothes

What to Wear:

• >Layered clothing
• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Wind/water resistant jacket
• >Shoes with non-slip soles

Highlights:

• >Bald Eagle Preserve: A year-round home bald eagles, keep a watchful eye for their nests or on the nearby trees.
• >Chilkat River: Explore this glacial-fed river system on a flat-bottom boat and perhaps see moose or bears.
• >Charming Hosts: The Hess family exudes warm Alaskan hospitality and serves up a picnic-style lunch.

Important Notes:

• >Lunch may be served before or after your river tour, meal time appropriate.
• >Although animal sightings are not guaranteed, moose sightings during the river tour are frequent.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Warm layered clothing
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Horseback Riding: Channel the pioneering spirit and immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of the last frontier's wilderness.
• >Dyea Valley and Flats: Trot through the Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park.

Important Notes :

• >Guests must have the ability to maintain control of the animal, and balance self in the saddle.
• >Layered clothing and footwear suitable for outdoor activity are recommended.
• >Guests should consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate.
• >Guests with pre-existing neck, back, knee and/or shoulder injuries, cardiac conditions, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, other heart or respiratory conditions or any other medical condition should take particular caution when selecting a tour.
• >Guests who have health concerns should consult their doctor before engaging in any strenuous activity.
• >There are risks involved in horseback riding; guests should be aware of this when considering this tour.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >White Pass & Yukon Route Railway: Declared an International Civil Engineering Landmark, the narrow-gauge railroad is an iconic masterpiece.
• >Biking the Klondike Highway: Feel the invigorating rush of fresh mountain air and the wind in your hair.
• >Safe, Comfortable Bike Ride: Expert guides versed in the area’s ecology and history also make sure you’re properly fitted.

Important Notes:

• >Since this excursion crosses the U.S.-Canadian border, guests must carry their passport, and if applicable, their visa.
• >Written consent is required for children traveling into Canada without both parents.
• >Tour time may vary depending on group and customs.
• >Guests must be able to safely operate a bicycle with hand brakes.
• >The ride is approximately 15 miles downhill; guests must be confident on a bike with hand brakes coasting downhill at speeds between 15 and 25 mph.
• >Sport shoes and layered clothing are recommended. Outerwear is provided.
• >Guests should consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate.
• >Guests with pre-existing neck, back, knee and/or shoulder injuries, cardiac conditions, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, other heart or respiratory conditions or any other medical condition should take particular caution when selecting a tour - particularly tours categorized as "strenuous".
• >Guests who have concerns should consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them.
• >This activity presents inherent risks, and guests should be aware of them before deciding to participate.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Passport and other required immigration documents
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Downtown Skagway: Enjoy nuggets of gold rush history and folklore, tales of heroism, villainy and Alaska small-town life.
• >White Pass Summit: Follow in the footsteps of Klondike gold stampeders and travel 3,290 feet above sea level to this fabled spot.
• >Gold Rush Cemetery: Hear about the legendary duel between Soapy Smith and Frank Reid.

Important Notes:

• >This excursion crosses the US/Canadian border.
• >Guests are required to carry their passport, and visa if required.
• >Written consent required for children traveling into Canada without both parents.
• >With climatic changes, no guarantee is given for viewing areas.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Walking shoes
• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Enjoy a rafting excursion through Lynn Canal, offering an up-close and personal look of Alaska's majestic glacier waterfalls.
• >Experience possible sightings of Alaskan wildlife such as whales, eagles, seals, mountain goats, and more.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk without assistance.
• >Guests provided with an exposure suit, hats, gloves, and goggles.
• >Physical fitness level and medical history should be considered.
• >Guests with pre-existing injuries, or cardiac , respiratory or any medical conditions should take caution.
• >Guests who have concerns should consult with their personal physician.
• >This tour is not recommended for pregnant guests.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Insect repellent
• >Change of clothes

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Wind/water resistant jacket
• >Shoes with non-slip soles
• >Layered clothing

Highlights:

• >Ascend into the mountains by train, following the same trail taken by miners more than a century ago.
• >Enjoy a short photo stop at the historic Yukon Territory sign.
• >Experience the exhilaration of crossing a 57-foot high suspension bridge.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must carry passports (visa if required) for the US/Canada border crossing
• >Written consent is required for children traveling into Canada without both parents.
• >Available views can't always be guaranteed due to climactic changes.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Hiking/walking shoes
• >Layered clothing

Highlights:

• >The Klondike Highway: Travel one of North America's most scenic mountain roads.
• >White Pass Summit: See the iconic peak that thousands of gold-crazed fortune-seekers longed to reach.
• >Mountain Guide: Get an introduction to the rugged, majestic terrain and historical locations such as Dead Horse Gulch.

Important Notes :

• >Since this excursion crosses the U.S.-Canadian border, guests must carry their passport, and if applicable, their visa.
• >Written consent is required for children traveling into Canada without both parents.
• >On this tour, you will travel to an elevation of 3,292 feet on a steep, windy mountain road.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Passport and other required immigration documents
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection.

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Davidson Glacier: If weather permits, guests can experience the glacier's bright blue ice and touch the glacier ice.
• >Scenic Cruise: Set sail on a comfortable enclosed boat, and enjoy spectacular coastal scenery, and potential wildlife sightings.
• >Canoeing: Board a 31-foot voyager canoe and paddle through calm alpine lake waters to the impressive face of the glacier.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk over uneven terrain.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.
• >Lunch will be served on the beach.
• >Consider dietary restrictions and food allergies when selecting tour.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses

Highlights:

• >Take an unforgettable train-ride along the eastern side of the White Pass.
• >Enjoy Alaskan Gold Rush stories as you follow in their footsteps on their original route.
• >Spend some leisure time exploring the historic town of Skagway before heading back to the ship.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must carry passports (visa if required) for the US/Canada border crossing.
• >Written consent is required for children traveling into Canada without both parents.
• >Tour may operate in reverse order.
• >This tour is equipped to accommodate guests in wheelchairs and those with limited mobility.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Sun protection
• >Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Hiking/walking shoes
• >Layered clothing.

Highlights:

• >Rainforest Hiking: Walk beside the colossal conifers and rich biodiversity of the Tongass National Forest.
• >Expert Guide: Gain a deeper understanding of the natural and gold rush history of this ever-changing yet timeless landscape.
• >Remote Wilderness: Escape the crowds and treat yourself and loved ones to some euphoric moments in the great outdoors.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to hike 2 miles over uneven, natural terrain with a gain in elevation of approximately 650-700 feet.
• >Closed-toe appropriate hiking footwear recommended.
• >This tour is not recommended for guests with pre-existing medical conditions such as cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic conditions, including joint injuries or disease, or any other serious medical condition. Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour is appropriate. Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that may be strenuous for them, particularly those involving water-based activities. Guests should consider their swimming ability when selecting tours involving water-based activities.

What To Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection.

What To Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >The Chilkoot Trail: The centerpiece of gold rush history and the main route to Klondike's riches.
• >Taiya River: Float on an 18-foot raft to a tidal estuary, where the rainforest gives way to wildflowers.
• >Knowledgeable Guide: During the journey, enjoy an entertaining mixture of natural history information and Klondike folklore.

Important Notes:

• >This trip has no white water.
• >Enjoy a riverside snack before heading back to your ship.
• >The trail is moderately steep and rugged in places so guests must be willing and able to hike about 2 miles over uneven terrain with an elevation gain and descent of 350 feet.
• >Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
• >Guests should consider their physical fitness level and medical history when considering this tour.
• >Guests with pre-existing neck, back, knee and/or shoulder injuries, cardiac conditions, asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, other heart or respiratory conditions or any other medical condition should take particular caution when selecting a tour.
• >Guests who have health concerns should consult their doctor before engaging in any strenuous activity.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass/photo identification
• >Camera
• >Cash/credit cards
• >Sun protection

What to Wear:

• >Hat and sunglasses
• >Comfortable shoes

Highlights:

• >Skagway to Haines: Board a ferry near the pier and admire majestic Alaskan scenery from the water, then transfer to a bus to enjoy overland views of the rugged wilderness.
• >Kroschel Wildlife Center: Visit a shelter for rescued Alaskan wildlife and walk along trails to see and interact with the animals. Kiss a moose, plus see bears, wolverines, lynxes, foxes and more.
• >Steve Kroschel: Affectionately called “Alaska’s Dr. Doolittle” Steve is a well-known naturalist and respected documentary filmmaker.

Important Notes:

• >Guests must be able to walk approximately 0.5 miles over various surfaces with inclines, including steep ramps and about 13 steps to board bus and ferry, and steep hills and uneven trails at the wildlife refuge.
• >Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.
• >Guests who have trouble with uphill inclines or who have breathing problems should not select this tour.
• >Pregnant women in the third trimester should not select this tour.
• >The wildlife refuge is at least one hour from the nearest medical facility.
• >Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.
• >Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.
• >The ferry ride between Skagway and Haines port is approximately 45 minutes each way.
• >The bus ride from Haines port to the tour venue is approximately 45 minutes each way.

What to Bring:

• >SeaPass card and photo identification
• >Camera
• >Video camera
• >Cash/credit cards