Ovation of the Seas

Adventure Hike Skagway

Fresh mountain air, the not-so-distant call of an eagle and spectacular forest draw you in as you explore a timeless landscape. Join experienced guides on a narrated driving tour up the White Pass to a trailhead, gear up with complimentary binoculars and then slip into the Tongass Rainforest. Two miles in, refuel for the return with a snack at a breathtaking overlook with rapturous views of the Skagway Valley, White Pass, and the Lynn Canal. Guests must be able to hike 2 miles over uneven, natural terrain with a gain in elevation of approximately 650-700 feet.

Adventure Kart Expedition

Embark on an exhilarating off-road adventure on a custom designed Polaris RZR 1000 kart through Ketchikan’s unspoiled wilderness, as you are led by an expert driver through mountainous trails within sprawling Tongass National Forest. Enjoy a thrilling 1.5 hour trek across forest trails while admiring Inside Passage channel water views and snow-capped peaks lining Behm Canal. After the tour, return to base camp and opt to rejuvenate with a snack and beverage from the café gift shop as you prefer.

Adventure Park & Zip Lines

Experience a different type of Skagway rush, the kind that is only discovered as you zipline through sky-high treetops. After a narrated drive through Skagway and up the Klondike Highway, take a short, inclined nature hike to the Adventure Park. Gear up and then join expert guides on an adrenaline-pumping thrill ride. Walk on raised balance beams, cross suspension bridges, and race through the fresh mountain air on a series of six ziplines. After your zipline adventure, enjoy a tasty snack and hot cocoa while taking in the sights of the Alaskan mountainside.

Alaska Bear Adventure by Floatplane

Travel by floatplane over forested mountains and pristine lakes to a remote site in the Tongass National Forest, one of the finest bear-viewing venues in Alaska. After a short van ride to the trailhead, hike about a half-mile on a well-maintained trail to a viewing platform that overlooks rapids filled swollen with spawning salmon. Observe black bears as they fish and feed, while bald eagles perch in the surrounding trees.

Alaska Bear and Silver Bay Homestead Experience

See Alaska's scenic beauty via a motor coach ride and expedition boat cruise, with stops to witness the good works of a bear rehabilitation center and drink hot chocolate around a campfire at a idyllic Alaskan homestead.

Alaska Crab Expedition, Wildlife Cruise & King Crab Snack

Embark on an excursion to remember on the world-famous Aleutian Ballad, as seen on the popular Discovery Channel TV show the Deadliest Catch, and where passion meets adventure above and below the Alaskan waters. This multi-award-winning tour plunges you into the everyday life of renowned Bering Sea crab fishermen as you learn the ins and outs of crabbing and more. In Alaska, there is over 50 times more life in the water than on land, and this excursion offers experiences with both worlds! Travel through the calm waters of the Inside Passage in a heated and sheltered indoor seating area where you’ll watch the professional crew (who have led previous lives as real-life fishermen in far-off Alaskan waters) set and pull in 700-pound king crab pots, occasionally also containing octopus, prawns, and other creatures. You will also experience the thrilling sight of North American bald eagles as they swoop with powerful precision to catch fish right off the water. Common sightings of seals and other Alaskan predators make this an iconic adventure. The adventure continues onboard where you have the chance to capture up-close views of various crab species, starfish, anemones, and other catches from a large on-deck aquarium and touch-tank, fun for all ages! This is an educational, interactive and multifaceted experience as the authentic fishermen crew share their stories of life and survival on the Bering Sea and beyond.

Alaska Raptor Center and Cultural Discovery

Immerse yourself in the history and heritage of Sitka when you visit the Alaska Raptor Center, and watch a performance by the Alaskan Story Teller Dancers. Majestic mountain ranges hover over Sitka’s seaside community, forested islands dot the coastline, Mount Edgecumbe towers over the city (seen when weather permits), and onion-shaped domes are among the remnants of Sitka’s Russian heritage. These features enter your view during your scenic motorcoach ride. At the Alaska Raptor Center, you’ll learn how bald eagles, hawks, owls and other birds of prey are rescued and rehabilitated and watch as they regain their flight abilities at The Flight Training Center. Then, watch Sitka’s heritage come to life at the next venue as the Alaskan Storyteller Dancers perform ethnic folk dances and songs. Spend the rest of the day at your leisure with the option to stay downtown and shop and return to the ship via the free shuttle or return to the pier after the tour.

Alaska Raptor Center and Nature Walk

Gorgeous natural scenes are part of your experience during your visits to Sitka’s Alaska Raptor Center, Sitka National Historical Park, and St. Michael’s Church. Majestic snow-capped mountains sit alongside the seaside community. You’ll notice the forested islands along the coastline, Victorian-styled homes, the impressive Mount Edgecumbe (weather permitting), and the remnants of Russian heritage, like onion-shaped domes, during your scenic motorcoach rides. Discover a sanctuary for injured raptors at the Alaska Raptor Center. It rescues and rehabilitates bald eagles, hawks, owls and other birds of prey. The Flight Training Center provides them the chance to regain their flight abilities. You’ll have the opportunity to see them soar as you listen to your guide explain the Center’s mission. You’ll stroll in the swamp-like muskeg soil and alpine meadow where most of Alaska's bird, plant and wild berries thrive. Spruce and hemlock tower overhead as you walk the scenic coastal trails of Sitka National Historical Park. Stately Tlingit and Haida totem poles lead you through the expansive forest. Here you’ll learn about the Russian traders, the villages of the indigenous people, the rainforest ecosystem, and local plant and animal life. Your walk takes you along the harbor's shoreline to St. Michael’s Cathedral. At the end of the tour, you have the option to explore more of Sitka or stay downtown.

Alaska Salmon Fishing - Full Day

Cast your line for adventure with this full-day fishing shore excursion, as you visit some of Sitka Sound’s most pristine fishing spots for the chance to reel in an unforgettable catch.

Alaska Salmon Fishing - Half Day

Cast your line for adventure with this half-day fishing shore excursion, as you visit some of Sitka Sound’s most pristine fishing spots for the chance to reel in an unforgettable catch.

Alaska SeaLife Center & Resurrection Bay Cruise with Airport Drop Off (ANC)

Make the most of your final day in Alaska with this immersive Seward shore excursion, as you visit a renowned aquarium and embark on a spectacular wildlife cruise, followed by a comfortable transfer to Anchorage Airport. This tour has 4 hours on the water.

Alaska SeaLife Center with Airport or Downtown Drop Off (ANC)

Introduce yourself to Alaska’s incredible landscapes and unique wildlife with this captivating Seward shore excursion, as you visit a renowned aquarium and enjoy a fully narrated ride along the Turnagain Arm.

Alaska Sourdough History & Brick Oven Pizza Making

Discover Alaska through its flavors, stories, and traditions on this hands-on culinary shore excursion that blends local history with creative cooking in the heart of Ketchikan.

Alaska's First City Highlights and Lumberjack Show

Experience Ketchikan's historical spirit with an outing that blends rich Native heritage with the rough and tumble pursuits of hardy pioneers. Start with a brief tour of Ketchikan, en route to Saxman Native Village. Here you can view the world's largest collection of authentic totem poles and see how this modern working village reflects the lifestyle of today's Natives but still holds traditions of Native culture of the past. Then, continue to the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show, where lumberjacks bring Alaska's colorful logging history to life with an action-packed competition in the covered and heated arena.

Alaskan Bear Encounter by Land and Sea

Witness Alaskan bears in their natural habitat as they wade into rushing waters in search of salmon on a unique experience that invites you into the protected, natural wonder of the largest national forest in the United States.

Alaskan Lumberjack Show

Marvel as Ketchikan’s celebrated world-class timber athletes compete and entertain in the famous Ketchikan Alaskan Lumberjack Show. Watch a show heralded a “must-see” by the Travel Channel. Marvel as Alaskan history comes alive in Alaska’s rowdiest show. The cheering and heckles will become roars of excitement as two rugged teams of champion lumberjack athletes compete in chopping, sawing, tree climbing, log rolling, and axe throwing. See the Ketchikan lumberjacks compete in 12 different thrilling events. Enjoy music and incredible entertainment while learning about Alaskan logging history. The historic show is located on the waterfront shopping district just a few blocks from the port. Sit in comfortable heated, cushioned, and covered grandstand seats while watching this actual Alaskan competition. Have your camera ready for the incredible lumberjack action.

Alaskan Lumberjack Show & Wildlife Cruise

Cruise on a deluxe, Alaskan-crafted expedition boat as you discover the stunning harbors and plentiful wildlife of Ketchikan's vibrant waterfront, ending with a captivating performance at the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show.

Alaskan Lumberjack Show and Axe Challenge

Enjoy this exclusive opportunity to watch professional lumberjacks undergo a course of strenuous challenges and then partner with them in an axe throw competition. You'll watch an incredible showmanship as lumberjacks chop, saw, tree climb, and log roll. Then join them by learning the skill of axe throwing.

Alaskan Lumberjack Show and Crab Feast

Get rowdy at an Alaskan lumberjack show as you watch competitors chop, saw, climb, throw axes, and roll logs, followed by a traditional Alaskan-style all-you-can-eat crab feast at Harbor Haus conveniently located next door.

Anchorage Airport Transfer by Coach Bus (Debark only)

Wind down your unforgettable Alaska cruise with a convenient, no-fuss scenic shore excursion transfer to Anchorage Airport (ANC) through the unimaginable beauty of Last Frontier countryside. Named a distinguished All-American Road and National Scenic Byway by the United States Federal Highway Administration due to its significant scenic, natural, historic, and recreational values, connecting communities and recreational areas between Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula, this is a drive to remember. Upon arrival at the Anchorage Airport, you will be directed to the airport tour baggage room where you can claim your luggage and make your way to your airline’s ticket counter or continue with any other independent arrangements.

Anchorage Airport Transfer by Train (Debark Only)

Make your travel journey stress-free from the moment you depart from the ship! Sit back, relax, and enjoy the views out of your single-level dome train car along a 127-mile, approximately 4.5-hour journey along the southern route from the Seward Cruise Terminal to the Anchorage International Airport. This train transfer is recommended for guests with confirmed flights from the Anchorage International Airport departing after 2:00pm and no later than 5:00pm, renting a car or staying at an airport hotel following their cruise. Settle into your assigned seat for the smooth 127-mile train ride largely considered, even among local Alaska residents, as one of the most scenic experiences aboard the Alaska Railroad, alongside the famous interior route between Anchorage and Denali. You’ll roll through a pass in the Kenai Mountains, across flowing rivers, past Spencer and Bartlett Glaciers and various waterfalls, and through valleys within remote Alaska forest. As you approach Anchorage, the train winds along Turnagain Arm, where the steep mountains of the Chugach Range plunge directly into sea. Keep your eyes peeled, there is always an opportunity to spot wildlife throughout! The domed walls of your train car ensure you won't miss a second of the visual feast, and booth seating with tables in between offer a comfortable experience. Your large luggage will meet you upon arrival at Anchorage airport, ready for the rest of your onward journey!

Anchorage City Center Transfer by Coach Bus - Late Departures (Debark only)

Wind down your unforgettable Alaska cruise with a convenient, no-fuss scenic shore excursion transfer to downtown Anchorage through the unimaginable beauty of Last Frontier countryside. Named a distinguished All-American Road and National Scenic Byway by the United States Federal Highway Administration due to its significant scenic, natural, historic, and recreational values, connecting communities and recreational areas between Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula, this is a drive to remember. Upon arrival at the downtown Anchorage city center, feel free to leave your luggage in the luggage area of the City Center while you explore Alaska’s most populous city at your leisure before a late flight (from 3:00pm to 10:00pm, a complimentary hourly shuttle will operate between the city center and Anchorage Airport.), or claim your luggage and make your own way to your post-cruise hotel, or continue with any other independent arrangements.

Anchorage City Center Transfer by Coach Bus (Debark only)

Wind down your unforgettable Alaska cruise with a convenient, no-fuss scenic shore excursion transfer to downtown Anchorage through the unimaginable beauty of Last Frontier countryside. Named a distinguished All-American Road and National Scenic Byway by the United States Federal Highway Administration due to its significant scenic, natural, historic, and recreational values, connecting communities and recreational areas between Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula, this is a drive to remember. Upon arrival at the downtown Anchorage city center, feel free to leave your luggage in the luggage area of the City Center while you explore Alaska’s most populous city at your leisure before a late flight (from 3:00pm to 10:00pm, a complimentary hourly shuttle will operate between the city center and Anchorage Airport.), or claim your luggage and make your own way to your post-cruise hotel, or continue with any other independent arrangements.

Anchorage City Center Transfer by Train (Debark Only)

Make your travel journey stress-free from the moment you depart from the ship! This unforgettable rail journey allows you to sit back, relax, and enjoy the views out of your single-level glass dome-view car along a 125-mile, approximately 4.5-hour journey along the Grandview route from the Seward Cruise Terminal to Anchorage city center. This train transfer is recommended for guests with confirmed flights after 5:00pm or staying in a downtown Anchorage hotel following their cruise. Complimentary hand-carry luggage check-in and handling is included so guests may conveniently explore downtown Anchorage. Settle into your assigned seat for the smooth 127-mile train ride largely considered, even among local Alaska residents, as one of the most scenic experiences aboard the Alaska Railroad, alongside the famous interior route between Anchorage and Denali. You’ll roll through a pass in the Kenai Mountains, across flowing rivers, past Spencer and Bartlett Glaciers and various waterfalls, and through valleys within remote Alaskan forest. As you approach Anchorage, the train winds along coastline with ice-topped peaks in the background. Narrated by onboard guides, this journey offers insight into the region’s natural wonders and rich history. Keep your eyes peeled, there is always an opportunity to spot wildlife throughout! The domed walls of your train car ensure you won't miss a second of the visual feast, and booth seating with tables in between offer a comfortable experience complemented by attentive onboard meal and beverage service (available for purchase). Upon arrival to the Anchorage Airport Train Depot, you will be directed to your motorcoach downtown to the Anchorage City Center. Feel free to leave your luggage in the luggage area of the City Center while you explore Alaska’s most populous city at your leisure before a late flight (from 3:00pm to 10:00pm, a complimentary hourly shuttle will operate between the city center and Anchorage Airport), or claim your luggage and make your own way to your post-cruise hotel, or continue with any other independent arrangements.

Anchorage Museum & City Tour with Airport or Downtown Drop Off (ANC)

Immerse yourself in Alaska’s rich and storied history with this informative Seward shore excursion, as you visit the state’s leading cultural institution, followed by a leisurely drive through the bustling city of Anchorage.

Authentic Alaskan Fishing

Anyone can put a line in the water, but it takes specific skills to catch the variety of fish species that Alaskan waters offer. You’ll spend the day in a state-of-the art fishing vessel with a seasoned guide who will bring you to the fishing grounds Alaskans have been returning to generation after generation. No matter your skill level, you will fish like a local, working the sandy flats or sea floor pinnacles with your rod in hand, anchored in the current and jigging in waters as deep as 300 feet. Your guide will put you in the best position possible to entice these fishes and instruct you on how to hook them, but ultimately it will be your hands on the rod if a hit comes. Species availability changes throughout the season, and daily factors such as tides and wind affect your fishing opportunities, but you may encounter rockfish, cod, flounder, sharks, skates, and more. From June 18 to September 10 in 2026, prized halibut may be targeted and retained on all days except Thursdays; Alaskan halibut fishing requires dropping to depths of 200-400 feet or more with large hooks, heavy leads, and juicy bait! No matter what the conditions or the catch, this trip offers the best chance of exposing you to the diverse and alien species found on the Southeast Alaskan deep-sea floor.

Backcountry Jeep and Canoe Safari

Take control of a 4-wheel-drive Jeep Wrangler® for an adrenaline-pumping trek through the rugged backroads of Revillagigedo Island. Along the way, your guide will provide you with interesting and informative commentary via two-way radio. At Harriet Hunt Lake, climb aboard a 20-passenger canoe for a guided, leisurely paddle across the mountain lake, where a snack spread and nature walk await.

Bear Country and Wildlife Expedition

Embark on a scenic nature and cultural adventure in Ketchikan with your own personal naturalist. Your day begins with a visit to Herring Cove where you'll search for black bears in their natural habitat. You'll also have an opportunity to view runs of Pacific Salmon and an array of other wildlife. Enhanced trails through the dense rainforest will lead you on a picturesque hike, enjoying stops at select elevated locations for prime bear viewing. Finally, visit the Carving Center, where a master totem carver crafts totems from local red cedar logs and explore our Tsimshian totem park.

Behind the Waves – The Insider’s Tour

Have you ever wondered what’s behind those doors labeled “CREW ONLY”? Now is your chance to see! Go behind the scenes and discover what it takes to create your best vacation ever. Explore the engine control room at the heart of the ship and venture onto the bridge, the command center. In the galley, you’ll see the meticulous care that goes into crafting every meal. You'll also visit the ship's expansive laundry facilities to watch cleaning and folding processes for massive volumes of napkins, tablecloths, sheets, and beach towels. Plus, you'll have a chance to stroll along I-95, the long corridor in the crew's area, named for the interstate highway that spans the eastern U.S. coastline. Then Visit the environmental room to learn about onboard waste management, water treatment, energy conservation, and Royal Caribbean's commitment to sustainability.

Bering Sea Crab Fishermen's Tour

Embark on an excursion to remember on the world-famous Aleutian Ballad, as seen on the popular Discovery Channel TV show the Deadliest Catch, and where passion meets adventure above and below the Alaskan waters. This multi-award-winning tour plunges you into the everyday life of renowned Bering Sea crab fishermen as you learn the ins and outs of crabbing and more. In Alaska, there is over 50 times more life in the water than on land, and this excursion offers experiences with both worlds! Travel through the calm waters of the Inside Passage in a heated and sheltered indoor seating area where you’ll watch the professional crew (who have led previous lives as real-life fishermen in far-off Alaskan waters) set and pull in 700-pound king crab pots, occasionally also containing octopus, prawns, and other creatures. You will also experience the thrilling sight of North American bald eagles as they swoop with powerful precision to catch fish right off the water. Common sightings of seals and other Alaskan predators make this an iconic adventure. The adventure continues onboard where you have the chance to capture up-close views of various crab species, starfish, anemones, and other catches from a large on-deck aquarium and touch-tank, fun for all ages! This is an educational, interactive and multifaceted experience as the authentic fishermen crew share their stories of life and survival on the Bering Sea and beyond.

Best of Sitka

Embark on a Sitka exploration that includes the Fortress of the Bear's wildlife viewing, totem poles at Sitka National Historical Park, plus get up-close with bald eagles at the Alaska Raptor Center. Among the evergreen tree canopy of Tongass National Forest, you'll stand on a covered viewing platform at the Fortress of the Bear, an animal rescue center where you'll get within 25 feet of brown and black bears living in their natural element. An educational video, along with knowledgeable staff stationed throughout the center provide bear insights. Moving on to the Sitka National Historical Park, you'll learn about the Battle of 1804 and see Tlingit totem poles hand-carved in the traditional way. Finally, the Alaska Raptor Center equally impresses with its outside deck habitats where rescued birds of prey including bald eagles are rehabilitated. Gaze in awe as you watch raptors soar around the flight center in the most majestic of ways.

Best of Skagway

This 6.5-hour combo excursion includes a ride along the White Pass; Yukon Route Railway, a salmon bake at Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp, and sparkling wine at the famous Red Onion Saloon. Hop in a vintage railcar for a journey along the "Railway of the World ", as you view sky-high mountains, plunging gorges, gushing waterfalls and tall evergreens along a narrow gauge railroad. In Fraser, BC you'll hop off and take a motor coach through to the Tormented Valley to the Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp. Meet costumed storytellers who perform a rousing melodrama about Alaska's Klondike-era prospecting days. Here you'll also learn how to pan for gold and savor an authentic salmon bake in true Alaskan style, complete with grilled wild salmon, baked chicken, salad, baked beans, cornbread and dessert. A short drive back into town leads you to the historic Red Onion Saloon, the city's once-thriving brothel dating back to 1897. Follow the madams upstairs to the Bombay room to check out the bordello's old relics and artifacts, whilst sipping on a complimentary glass of sparkling wine. Cheers to the ultimate Skagway adventure.

Big Nugget

Your adventure begins when you disembark and meet your costumed guide who “lives” in 1898 and accompanies you on your Alaskan experience. Your tour includes a trip through historic Skagway, an amazing encounter with sled dogs and mushers, a heaping dose of gold fever, a private tour of an authentic Klondike dredge, a BBQ lunch, and a campfire filled with surprises. Enter the Gold Rush Training Camp to learn how to extract paydirt, sluice, and assay your results. Take a guided tour of The Sixty Mile Dredge – one of the last rescued authentic gold dredges used for placer mining. Learn the art of gold panning with a humorous and educational show. Then practice your technique in heated troughs. Authentic Yukon gold is guaranteed! Weigh your valuable fortune with the assayers. Then meet canine athletes as well as the experienced mushers. Hear about the history of this breed through personal stories and an amazing collection of the gear necessary on long-distance races. Observe the musher hocking them up to an authentic sled for a fast practice lap around the track. The next generation of puppies are there to cuddle and hold. Puppy kisses guaranteed! Take a break with a lunch at the Alaskan BBQ where the menu is based on Alaskan home-grown foods and finish with a campfire complete with s’mores or soda floats (weather dependent), lots of performances, and laughter with costumed characters. You will return to the ship not as a cheechako (newcomer to Alaska) but as a seasoned sourdough (someone who has experienced Alaska and is now a part of its history and culture) with lots of memories to share back home.

Chilkoot Canoe Wildlife Safari

Immerse yourself in the rugged splendor of Southeast Alaska with this full-day wilderness shore excursion that offers a perfect blend of history, wildlife, and stunning landscapes.

Chilkoot Trail Hiking & Rafting

Get in touch with nature and gold rush folklore on a Chilkoot Trail adventure. Join a knowledgeable guide to hike the first 2 miles of the trail, which was a main route for those who sought their fortunes in the Klondike gold fields. When the lush rainforest trail reaches the banks of the Taiya River, board a raft for a leisurely float to a tidal estuary at the head of a vast and scenic fjord.

Custom Hummer Adventure (PRICE PER VEHICLE)

Take the road less traveled and explore Ketchikan in the comfort of a do-anything, go-anywhere Hummer H2. Begin the expedition at the dock, where the H2 and your knowledgeable guide await. Then set out on your personalized tour: You choose where to go, what to see and how long to stay. Options include visits to totem pole parks, rainforest walks, wildlife and waterfall viewing, a guided walk through the Tongass National Forest.

Discover Sitka National Historical Park

Skip the local shuttle queues and make the most of your day in port by setting out on a fully narrated scenic drive to Sitka National Historical Park, hearing fascinating insight into Sitka’s historical past as well as current points of interest from your guide along the way. As you enter the park on this self-guided tour, find yourself mesmerized by the lush, lichen-draped forest nestled along the coast of the Sitka Sound. Don’t forget to look up, as bald eagles are known to fish in the waters nearby and nest in the trees of the area. Walk the trails lined with authentic totem poles and by downloading the park’s free interactive app, learn of the stories the totems represent. As you cross the bridge at Indian River, you may see salmon spawning in the late summer months of mid-July through September. At the conclusion of your walk, you have the option to either walk along the waterfront back into downtown on your own, get a ride downtown to explore and return to the ship at your leisure via the free shuttle, or return to the cruise terminal straight away.

Dog Sled and Mushers Camp Experience

Experience an exhilarating wheeled dog-sledding voyage across Skagway's breathtaking mountain terrain, learning the ins and outs of racing as you visit an authentic musher's camp. Delight in coastal Alaskan scenery while traveling through Tongass National Rainforest and climbing glacier-carved peaks via 4x4 vehicles. Meet professional mushers and spirited Alaskan huskies on a one-mile sled ride. Learn techniques, shop for souvenirs, or relax around a campfire at the musher's camp. Before returning to the ship, meet and cuddle our adorable husky puppies!

Eagle Preserve Wildlife Float Adventure

Delight in dynamic natural splendors as you explore Alaska’s rugged terrain by land and sea, through spectacular fjords, along scenic byways, and rafting downriver. Embark on a jet-powered catamaran through breathtaking Lynn Fjord, one of the world’s deepest, en route to historic Fort Seward. Travel along storied Haines Highway, passing snow-capped peaks, cascading waterfalls, and wildlife sightings. Float leisurely downstream in Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve before rejuvenating with a tasty lunch afterwards.

Exclusive Alaskan Lodge Adventure and Seafeast

All the best that Ketchikan has to offer in one tour! Land, sea and delectable seafood highlight this adventure. Enjoy a scenic drive through Alaska’s first city en route to a secluded lodge. You’ll then continue your day by boat as you cruise Inside Passage waters, home to abundant wildlife. As you sail, your experienced guide will point out an active eagle’s nest, and a U.S. naval submarine facility as well as the spectacular scenery. Your final stop is Silverking Lodge where you will stroll through a lush rainforest, home to the largest known red cedar in the Tongass National Forest, and thick with a wide array of native plants. Then, you’ll arrive at the family style dining room where you’ll sit down to a delectable seafood boil. You’ll depart feeling like family after your day experiencing the best that Alaska has to offer!

Exclusive Coastal Drive, Wildlife Cruise & Oyster Farm

Enjoy an exclusive Alaskan experience with a maximum of 14 guests on a fully narrated coastal drive and brief scenic boat ride before arriving at the picturesque floating Hump Island Oyster Farm for an in-depth tour followed by ocean-to-table tastings. This tour is great for oyster enthusiasts or those who simply appreciate fine scenery!

Exit Glacier Discovery Hike in Kenai Fjords National Park - (B2B or Late)

Step into the raw, untamed beauty of Alaska on a guided shore excursion that brings you face-to-face with the Exit Glacier – one of nature’s most powerful forces.

Flightseeing & Taste of Alaska

Find out why Alaska is still called "The Last Frontier" as you soar over endless natural beauty to the George Inlet Fjords on a floatplane to indulge in a traditional Alaskan meal of Dungeness crab.

George Inlet Cannery, Crab Meal & Craft Beer Flight

Step back in time and discover the life of a remote cannery worker, as you explore the historic George Inlet Cannery in Ketchikan, followed by a succulent crab feast and a local craft beer tasting

Ghost and Goodtime Girls Walking Tour

Step back in time with one of the madams of Skagway's famous Red Onion Saloon. Lavishly costumed and highly entertaining, she guides you on a walking tour of Skagway. Hear the untold and neglected stories of the courageous ladies of the Klondike Gold Rush, pass historic 1898 buildings, and learn about the town's rich history. End up at the saloon's restored brothel museum, for a champagne toast and exploration of the halls and bedrooms upstairs.

Ghost Legends of Ketchikan

From the lingering whispers along Creek Street to unexplained chills near historic hotels, this spine-tingling shore excursion explores the supernatural legacy of Ketchikan - Alaska’s first city.

Glacier Dogsledding Demonstration by Helicopter

Embark on a dynamic helicopter ride as you soar high above Skagway's rugged terrain before landing on Denver Glacier for an exhilarating and educational dog-sledding experience. Enjoy approximately 30-minutes of helicopter time as you gear up and take off to view raw Alaskan wilderness such as dense forests, towering waterfalls, and jagged peaks below. Soar over the Taiya Inlet and land atop snow-covered Denver Glacier, where you'll spend about 1 hour meeting professional mushers and a pack of spirited Alaskan sled dogs and puppies. Your musher will teach you about the dog sledding equipment and gear as they share personal race stories. Interact with the dogs first-hand as you personally learn how to prepare a sled dog team for a race, from harnessing the eager pups to understanding their unique personalities and training techniques. Then see the sled dogs in full racing action as your professional musher does a thrilling live demonstration of a run, just as they would in the middle of the Alaskan wilderness. After the demonstration, make your way over to interact with the puppies! Cherish this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity before loading back into the helicopters for your return flight to Skagway.

Gold Fever & Alaskan Sled Dogs

Your adventure begins when you disembark and meet your costumed guide who “lives” in 1898 and is there to accompany you on your Alaskan experience. Your tour includes a trip through historic Skagway, an amazing encounter with sled dogs and mushers, and a heaping dose of gold fever. Enter the Gold Rush Training Camp, to learn how to extract paydirt, sluice, and assay your results. Learn the art of gold panning with a humorous and educational show. Practice your technique in heated water troughs. Authentic Yukon gold is guaranteed! Weigh your valuable fortune with the assayers. Then meet canine athletes as well as experienced mushers. Hear about the history of this breed through personal stories and an amazing collection of all the gear necessary on long-distance races. Watch as a musher hooks them up to an authentic sled for a fast practice lap around the track. The next generation of puppies who are there for you to cuddle and hold. Puppy kisses guaranteed! Return to the ship not as a cheechako (newcomer to Alaska) but as a seasoned sourdough (someone who has experienced Alaska and is now a part of its history and culture) with lots of memories to share back home.

Gold Fever, Sled Dogs & Exclusive Scenic Railway

Visit the Gold Rush era and pan for gold, experience the life of a musher, and ride the world-famous White Pass Train all as part of one outstanding tour. After taking part in a humorous and educational demonstration on the history and art of gold panning at Dredge Town, it's your turn to try. You're guaranteed to find authentic Yukon gold, so be sure to head to the Assayer's Office to weigh your valuable fortune and see how much you made. Then you'll have the chance to meet mushers and their team of highly trained dogs. Watch them in action, get close and pet the dogs, and even hold the adorable puppies. Then step back in time as you board your private parlor car onboard the White Pass Railway, where a costumed escort straight from 1898 will entertain you with local lore and stories of prospecting as you retrace the steps of early gold seekers. The world-famous, narrow-gauge White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, built more than 100 years ago, passes through some of the region's most rugged terrain and promises an unforgettable ride. At the summit, enjoy a sparkling cider toast and snacks.

Goldrush Sled Dogs & White Pass Train Adventure

Get ready for an unforgettable journey of iron, gold and soft fur. Board the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad and chug up the eastern side of the White Pass to the 2,865-foot summit en route to Fraser, B.C. Upon arrival, board a motorcoach for a journey back down the west side. Then make a stop at the Klondike Gold Fields, where you will meet a professional musher, the dogs and pet their puppies.

Grizzly Falls Ziplining Expedition

Fly into the treetops of the Alaskan rainforest on an exhilarating zipline course. Journey by bus and Unimog, a rugged, all-wheel drive vehicle, where you'll see the sights of Skagway, traverse the mountain road and arrive at an amazing course featuring 10 ziplines (two of which are training lines ideal for beginners) and four suspension bridges! The number one outdoor activity in Skagway, according to Trip Advisor. All the equipment you need is included, and your guides will carefully explain how to safely navigate the course.

Guide's Choice Hike

Embrace the challenge and reward yourself with a rigorous trek through Sitka's lesser-known landscapes, which offer exhilarating trails, breathtaking vistas, and diverse ecosystems.

Haines Wilderness Odyssey by Jet Boat

Where the Skagway road ends, the adventure begins on this excursion to the Bald Eagle Preserve near the quaint little town of Haines. Arrive by ferry and then bus 30 minutes to the preserve, where specially-designed riverboats comfortably transport you through the numerous channels of the Chilkat River and deep into the greatest bald eagle natural habitat in the world.

Historic Ketchikan Trolley

Discover the delightful charms of Ketchikan on a narrated trolley tour. Step aboard a festive trolley and enjoy the driver guide's entertaining stories about the town, renowned as both "Alaska's First City" and the "Salmon Capital of the World". After a short scenic drive along the Tongass Narrows, you'll arrive at Potlatch Totem Park for a photo stop and visit. In this Native community, tribal elders and others have worked hard to pass on many of the traditions that have long defined the culture of Southeast Alaska. Your driver guide will share tales of the towering totems while you take a short trail walk and capture photos to commemorate your trip. Time is available to visit the gift shop before reboarding the trolley for your return trip to the pier.

Kenai Fjords Helicopter Landing & Glacier Flightseeing (B2B or Late) - Debark Only

From jagged coastlines and emerald forests to vast icy fields and towering glaciers, this helicopter shore excursion offers a front-row seat to some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes in North America, culminating in a rare remote landing deep within Alaska’s untamed wilderness.

Kenai Peninsula & Wildlife Conservation Center w/ Anchorage City Center Drop Off

Undertake an invigorating shore excursion from the coastal town of Seward to Anchorage, experiencing the diverse history and stunning landscapes of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula and Turnagain Pass.

Kenai Peninsula & Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center w/ ANC Airport Drop Off

Embrace the natural splendor and biodiversity of America’s largest state with a visit to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, where untamed beauty and close encounters with majestic wild animals redefine your connection with nature.

Ketchikan Duck Tour

Discover the history and beauty of Ketchikan, the “Salmon Capital of the World” by land and sea, aboard a Duck amphibious vehicle. Your journey begins with a scenic drive through Ketchikan’s rustic streets. View the salmon ladder on Ketchikan Creek, the spawning grounds and even live salmon in season (mid-July to mid-September). Learn about the importance of the salmon industry to the region. Then, pass breathtaking Whale Park with its lovely flowers and unique totem. See Creek Street, where you’ll hear tales of Ketchikan’s colorful past and salty beginnings. Then, marvel as your vehicle becomes a boat and your Duck bus literally drives into the scenic harbor of the Tongass Narrows. Pass the local fishing fleet and motor down the channel for up-close views of canneries, sea plane docks, and the Ketchikan waterfront community. Take in the breathtaking scenery of southeast Alaska’s temperate rainforest, looking out for bald eagles and other majestic wildlife.

Ketchikan Highlights and Lumberjack Show

Experience the essence of Ketchikan's historical spirit with an outing that blends rich Native heritage with the rough-and-tumble pursuits of hardy pioneers. Start with a rowdy good time at the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show, where lumberjacks bring Alaska's colorful logging history to life with an action-packed competition in the covered and heated arena. Then visit Potlatch Totem Park for a guided walk viewing Native structures and carving tools used to construct totem poles.

Ketchikan Photo Safari

Budding photographers or experienced pros, travel by comfortable minicoach and join a local photographer-guide who has insights into the best spots in Ketchikan and around to capture on camera all the natural beauty Alaska has to offer. Learn photo tips & techniques for the best cell phone and DSLR camera results.

Ketchikan Pub Crawl

Get to know Ketchikan by having a drink or three with the locals as you walk through town to the most popular hot spots and hear famous stories from the prohibition era. This is an intimate, small-group experience with no more than 15 guests in each tour.

Ketchikan Trolley and Lumberjack Show

Experience the essence of Ketchikan's historical spirit with a visit to Potlatch Totem Park, a scenic trolley tour highlighting the city's rich culture, and a riveting performance of the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show.

Ketchikan Waterfront and Wildlife Cruise

Experience the rich maritime culture and breathtaking views of Ketchikan aboard an Alaskan-built expedition vessel with front-row views of the town’s unique waterfront, tribal territories, and majestic wildlife.

Kitchen Science: Alaska Garden to Table

Experience the culinary history of the Klondike Gold Rush and its enduring food traditions on a brief journey through the city, culminating at the Historic Skagway Inn.

Klondike Bicycle Tour

Enjoy a scenic drive to the summit of the White Pass, where you'll prepare for a guided 15-mile bike ride along Alaska's vaunted Klondike Highway.

Klondike Highway & Gold Rush Experience

Live life like an Alaskan gold rush prospector on a four-hour adventure that includes a scenic drive along Klondike Highway, gold panning, plus a barbecue salmon lunch. Travel though history to the 1890s to learn about the Klondike Gold Rush. Enjoy views from the Klondike Highway of the White pass valley, the same route stampeders once took around the snow-capped Coast Mountains, deep gorges and plunging waterfalls, to the peak of White Pass Summit. Listen to intriguing tales of these determined people's plight from a costumed cast member who will show you around a gold rush trail camp nestled at the base of the White Pass valley. Learn to pan for gold like a true prospector and take home all your hard work. Satisfy your appetite with a spread of Alaskan Salmon, Cheechako chicken, Chilkoot baked beans, Tongass wild-rice pilaf, hot chowder, a selection of sides, salads, beverages and homemade blueberry cake for dessert.

Klondike Rock Climbing Adventure

Enjoy an interpretive drive through historic downtown Skagway and up the Klondike Highway. From the highway, it's a short, inclined nature hike to the base of majestic granite cliffs recently smoothed by retreating glaciers. Don rock climbing shoes, helmet and harness, receive an introduction to climbing from your guides, then rope up and start ascending the clean granite. There are multiple routes to choose from and your guide will help you choose ones based on your experience and desire for a challenge. Each climb offers a stunning aerial view of the Skagway River, the White Pass & Yukon Route railway and the surrounding wilderness. You'll have the opportunity to climb up to 3 of the routes during your trip. This trip utilizes an auto belay system that will gently lower you to the ground upon completion of your climb. Your experienced climbing guides will ensure you are safely connected to the system, encourage you as you ascend, and share their knowledge and stories of adventures in the mountains. This is the perfect outing for first-timers or experienced climbers looking for a challenge. After your climbs, enjoy a tasty snack while taking in the scenic Alaskan mountainside.

Klondike Summit and Historic City Tour

Experience Skagway's gold rush history on this adventure to the famous White Pass Summit. Enjoy a narrated scenic drive in the comfort of a motor coach past the wooden boardwalks and façades of downtown Skagway. Then, follow in the footsteps of early gold seekers as you journey 3292 feet above sea level to White Pass Summit. You'll see Brackett Wagon Road, the breathtaking Pitchfork Falls, and Tormented Valley. Admire incredible views while learning about a significant moment in Alaskan history.

Knudson Cove Salmon Fishing

Experience a dynamic salmon fishing voyage in the "Salmon Capital of the World", as you embark on a guided charter from Ketchikan's Knudson Cove Marina. Enjoy a scenic drive along Tongass Narrows channel, as your guide shares about the area's history and angling culture. Travel by water to prime fishing grounds alongside a Coast Guard-licensed captain, where you'll reel in a prized catch. Admire breathtaking Alaskan scenery while potentially seeing whales, seals, and bald eagles.

Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp and Salmon Bake

Discover the rich bounties from Skagway, sea and land, on a salmon bake and gold rush camp adventure. Begin with an all-you-can-eat alfresco feast in the forest that features wild Alaskan salmon, slow-grilled over a fragrant alder wood fire. When your taste buds are satisfied, mosey on over to the Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp. Enjoy a waterfall, authentic exhibits and entertainment, as well as the chance to pan for gold.

Lighthouse, Totems and Eagles

Journey by boat into Ketchikan’s wild seascape on a wildlife-viewing cruise, with guaranteed sightings of American bald eagles, the totem poles of Totem Bight State Park, and one of Alaska’s first lighthouses.

Marine Expedition & Wildlife Quest

Embark on an open-air nautical voyage where tradition meets unparalleled expertise, as you capture the essence of Sitka, with its unforgettable wildlife and natural beauty.

Marine Expedition Vessel & Fin Island Lodge

Wildlife, scenery and cuisine are all on spectacular display with a 3.5-hour adventure that includes a cruise through Sitka Sound and authentic Alaskan feast plus leisure time at beautiful Fin Island Lodge. Your experienced captain will welcome you aboard an open-air marine expedition vessel. Along the way, keep your eyes peeled for wildlife on land and in local waters; your onboard naturalist shares insight into Alaska’s vibrant ecosystem while pointing out natural landmarks. Upon arrival to Fin Island Lodge you’ll be treated to an authentic Alaskan meal. Fill up on crab, locally-sourced fish, prime rib, homemade sides and sweet desserts paired with complimentary coffee, tea, lemonade and hot chocolate. You’ll even enjoy some time on your own to wander along the shore, relax fireside with a cocktail, or purchase a beer or cocktail at the bar. Breathe in Alaska’s pure nature before heading back by boat to the pier.

Misty Fjords and Wilderness Explorer

Delight in Ketchikan’s spectacular natural scenery as you embark on an approximately 2 hours each way dynamic boat ride through the unspoiled wilderness of the famous Misty Fjords National Monument. Learn about the area’s natural history and have the opportunity to purchase snacks and beverages onboard the vessel, where you can watch a Native storytelling presentation. Travel along Behm Canal to expansive Rudyerd Bay, where you’ll see the striking New Eddystone Rock while spotting bald eagles, and other native wildlife.

Misty Fjords Flightseeing

Take flight in an authentic Alaskan seaplane and soar high above the magnificent and remote Misty Fjords National Monument for unreal views of some of the most dramatic scenery in Alaska.

Musher's Camp and S'More Roasting

Bring the whole crew for a fun-filled Alaskan family adventure that includes an interactive sled dog meet-and-greet, a s'mores roasting experience for the kids, plus plenty of free time for adults to explore and relax. Enjoy a narrated scenic motor coach drive through Skagway's picturesque landscapes to an adventure camp. Upon arrival you'll first meet a dog handler and learn all the ins and outs of racing these amazing dogs through Alaska's snowy winter trails. After some cuddling time with the dogs, the kids will join our highly adept staff by a campfire for a hands-on lesson in the art of roasting s'mores. They'll learn how to toast graham crackers, warm the chocolate and roast marshmallows to create the perfect sweet treat. Meanwhile, the adults will enjoy some fun free time of their own to take a self-guided nature walk along trails lined with waterfalls and evergreens, browse the gift shop, or enjoy a cold beverage at the onsite saloon's deck while overlooking the kids' activities below. This is one Alaskan adventure the whole family will love.

Native Cultural & Historical Tour

Experience an Alaskan cultural immersion unlike any other as you explore Sitka National Historical Park’s Totem Trail before watching live song and dance in a traditional Tlingit Clan House. Join your tour guide for a tour through Sitka National Historical Park and listen along as you hear about the intersection of Russian, Tlingit and American culture in Alaska. Sitka once served as capital of the Alaskan Territory until 1906, and your guide will share the story behind its nickname: “Paris of the Pacific”. Peruse the onsite museum’s collection of artifacts, photography, furniture, and hand-weaved root baskets before walking outside to view the site of the Battle of Sitka in 1804. A stroll along the quiet seaside Totem Trail lands you an up-close glimpse of towering First Nations totem poles standing sky-high among Alaska’s temperate rainforest environs. You’ll then enjoy in-depth folkloric engagement at Sheet’ka Kwaan Naa Kahidi Tribal Community House, where native dancers perform ancient songs in beaded regalia. Feel the beat of the box drum, inhale the aroma of burning cedar, and hear legends behind the largest hand-carved house screen “lovebirds” in southeast Alaska. You might even learn a few Tlingit words before heading back to port.

Ocean Raft Wildlife Adventure

Take an adrenaline-packed boating excursion through Lynn Canal, North America's deepest fjord. Be outfitted in full-body suits to not only protect you from the elements, but which also serves as your personal floatation device, as well as hats, gloves, and goggles. Then climb aboard the same type of open-air RIB vessel used by U.S. Navy Seals and Coast Guard rescue teams, which allows for not just high speeds, but optimum maneuverability. Enjoy getting extra-close to shore while exploring hidden coves, waterfalls, and beaches. Plus, the captain makes multiple stops for wildlife sightings and once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunities.

Off-Road UTV Safari, Craft Beer & Dungeness Crab Meal

Rev things up at the wheel of a UTV for an off-road safari through Alaska's stunning, rugged terrain, followed by a scenic boat ride along the coast to the George Inlet Lodge for a craft beer tasting and scrumptious meal of local Dungeness crab.

Potlatch Totem Park and City Highlights

Immerse yourself in Ketchikan’s native arts, visiting a modern interpretation of a native village, while seeing the work of some of the area’s most gifted totem carvers. Begin your adventure with a tour of Potlatch Totem Park, a modern interpretation of a native village located on the breathtaking Tongass Narrows. You’ll learn about the area’s rich history and local native culture. Admire the beauty of Ketchikan’s coastal community and see local carvings. Discover the incredible work of Brita Alander, one of the world’s most gifted female carvers. As you drive through downtown Ketchikan on a narrated city tour, your driver guide will point out iconic landmarks including Dolly’s House and the historic red light district.

Private Island Cruise & Kayak Adventure

Embark on a nature adventure as you cruise on an expedition boat to a private island, and then kayak in the pristine Siginaka Islands with a guide to explore the natural beauty of the intertidal zone and beyond. After your paddle, return back to the paddle basecamp and be welcomed by the glow of a soft, propane-fueled fire pit, a cozy cup of hot cocoa, and a sweet snack.

Rainforest Bicycle Tour

Go off the beaten path and into Alaska’s rugged wilderness on a five-mile bicycle ride through the Taiya River Valley past native wildlife and the ruins of Dyea, an abandoned gold rush town. After meeting your expert rider guide and being fitted for your bicycle, you’ll set out on two wheels along dirt trails through a temperate rainforest surrounded by steep mountains. As you venture deeper into the pristine and secluded Taiya River Valley you’ll cycle along coastal tidal flats and perhaps catch a glimpse of local wildlife. Salmon, bald eagles, caribou and bears are all known to roam about these parts. Pedal your way to the settlement of Dyea, once a boomtown during the Klondike Gold Rush where prospectors used Chilkoot Pass to explore the gold fields of the Yukon. The remaining scraps of lumber and metal, cemeteries and wharf are now considered a U.S. National Historic Landmark. At the end of the ride, you’ll head back to port by van with a better understanding of Alaska’s mining heritage and natural splendors.

Rainforest Canoe & Nature Trail

Experience the thrill of Alaska's wilderness in all its glory like the early settlers once did on a 3-hour outdoor exploration that includes a native-style canoe trip across Harriet Hunt Lake and nature hike through Tongass National Forest, plus tasty Alaskan treats. Enjoy a narrated coach drive to your launch point along the shores of Harriet Hunt Lake. Engage in a quick safety briefing and operational overview and then board a 37-foot canoe similar to ones of First Nations tribes. With the help of an experienced guide, you'll paddle across calm lake waters surrounded by breathtaking Alaskan scenery, learning about the area's natural history and viewing wildlife along the way. Stop ashore at a remote camp to fill up on a selection of Alaskan-style snacks including smoked salmon dip, clam chowder, wild berry jam, hot chocolate, and more. Then head out on a short nature hike to identity native flora and fauna, including the carnivorous Sundew plant that lives in surrounding Tongass National Forest. Spanning 500 miles of Southeast Alaska, this is the largest national forest in the US and you get to explore among its evergreens. Breathe in the fresh air before making your return to port.

Rainforest Canopy and Zipline Expedition

Glide across a Ketchikan rainforest canopy on a thrilling zipline, 4x4 Unimog and auto-belay expedition. Departing from the cruise pier, journey approximately 30 minutes to Herring Cove nestled within the Tongass National Forest, home to abundant wildlife like bald eagles and black bears. Then take a short scenic ride in a custom 4x4 vehicle up a steep hillside, where professionally trained guides will equip you with safety gear and lead you to the activity course. This exhilarating and safety-first adventure combines 9 zipline flights (totaling more than 2,400 feet of high-tension cable) connecting 9 tree platforms, plus a finishing auto-belay element. Ascend up to 100 feet above the forest floor for a bird's-eye view of the rainforest and the various nature trails (including, season-depending, salmon spawning in the creek below). Once back on the ground, receive an achievement medal, view your photographs, and shop in the General Store. Time permitting, relax with a coffee or cold Alaskan beer, explore a Tsimshian totem park, learn about indigenous traditions, and tour the historic Fleenor Sawmill.

Rainforest E-Bike & Nature Walk Adventure

Bike through the raw and untouched beauty of the Tongass National Forest – known as the “crown jewel” by the US Forest Service and one of the last remaining temperate rainforests in the world, home to many species of rare flora and fauna.

Rainforest Hike and Brew

Rainforest Island Adventure

Join an expert Alaskan guide for an eye-opening rainforest walk through the ancient, unspoiled beauty of a remote island. Board a motorized Seahawk inflatable boat for an approximately 25-minute, exhilarating cruise along the coast of Clover Passage. Land at a secluded beach and follow your guide on a brief, approximately 1-mile hike on winding boardwalk (some steps may be present) to experience the biodiverse splendor of Tongass National Forest, the country’s largest national forest. Refuel with complimentary snacks and drinks before the return trip to Ketchikan.

Rainforest Wildlife Sanctuary, Eagles and Totems

Delve deep into the heart of Ketchikan's rainforest on a naturalist-led ecotour at an exclusive reserve. Head to Herring Cove to explore a pristine wildlife sanctuary that is home to an abundant variety of species such as bald eagles, black bears, salmon and seals. Hike through a lush trail, with stops at strategically-located viewing areas. Then discover the richness of the local estuary, a magnet for wildlife during salmon spawning season.

Raptor Encounter & Downtown Express

Nature meets technology during this immersive Sitka shore excursion, as you visit a cutting-edge theater, experience the wonders of Alaska’s iconic bird of prey, and then set out to discover the rest of the city.

Raptor Encounter & Sitka National Historical Park

Board your motor coach and enjoy a narrated, scenic drive through town, as your experienced driver shares their knowledge of Sitka’s historical past, as well as current points of interest. Arrive at Sitka National Historical Park, the oldest federally designated park in the state with 113 acres of rich history, and become instantly mesmerized by the crisp air of the Alaskan wilderness and the breathtaking beauty of the surrounding lichen-draped forest, nestled along the coast of the Sitka Sound. As you begin your self-guided walking tour of the park, stop by the totem pole exhibit and keep a careful eye out for the area’s abundant wildlife, from sea lions and otters to bald eagles, who are notorious for fishing in the waters nearby and nesting in the trees. Speaking of Alaska’s iconic bird of prey, continue to the Alaskan Odyssey Theater, a state-of-the-art, 60-foot-tall indoor theater facility with a dome screen that wraps 180 degrees around the arena. Find a seat and sit back, as you lose yourself in a breathtakingly immersive video experience, crafted by a team of award-winning video producers. Admire unparalleled aerial views of the Alaskan landscape, as you enjoy a captivating visual narrative about the bald eagle, with exclusive close-up views of these majestic creatures in their natural habitats. After, the screen becomes reality when a knowledgeable Raptor Center guide brings a live raptor into the theater. From the comfort of your seat, learn about the rehabilitation center, and listen as the guide provides informative insights into the lives and behaviors of these animals. Once the show comes to an end, indulge in a bit of shopping at the nearby terminal or hop on a complimentary shuttle to downtown Sitka, before returning to your awaiting ship.

Resurrection Bay Cruise with Airport Drop-Off (ANC)

Discover the raw beauty of Coastal Alaska on this unforgettable shore excursion through the pristine waters of Resurrection Bay – an ideal introduction to the wild splendor that defines the Kenai Peninsula. This tour has 3 hours on the water.

Saxman Native Totem Village

Take in the living culture of modern day southeast Alaskan natives by viewing the world’s largest collection of authentic totem poles. Then, experience a traditional welcoming ceremony as well as tribal dances and heritage stories from local villagers. Listen as your tour hosts share their history, art and ancestors' way of life, and help unravel the mysteries that lie beneath the towering, majestic totem poles that stand as sentries over the present generation.

Science in Sitka with a Taste of Alaska

Your adventure begins with a narrated coach ride to the Sitka Sound Science Center. Once you arrive, follow along with a guide as they tell you about the commercial fishing industry in Sitka and how their on-site hatchery keeps it alive. Then venture to the aquarium section to see and even touch some of the creatures of the sea that call Sitka Sound home. You’ll then take a seat within a private dining area for a refreshing iced tea bar plus delicious salmon snack, freshly-caught and locally-sourced, alongside salad and roll. Reboard your coach and your adventure continues with a brief drive across the bridge to the University of Alaska for a picturesque photo opportunity. Along the way, your driver-guide will recount stories from WWII and how the events of that time shaped the history and character of Sitka. On clear days, you may even catch a stunning view of Mt. Edgecumbe, a dormant volcano rising in the distance.

Sea Otter and Wildlife Quest

Delight in panoramic Alaskan scenery as you embark on an award-winning wildlife cruise through picturesque Sitka Sound in search of the area’s resident sea otters, whales, bears and other wildlife. Join an experienced captain and crew aboard an Alaskan-built expedition vessel that offers both a warm interior cabin with large viewing windows and an expansive topside observation deck. As you glide along calm waters through the narrow island passageway of Sitka Sound, you’ll admire scenery studded with snow-capped peaks and a towering stratovolcano. Listen along as your naturalist guide shares about the local ecosystem and the role Sitka played during the 19th-century Maritime Fur Trade. Sitka Sounds is home to the greatest variety of wildlife in Southeast Alaska. This tour has a resounding 99.9% wildlife viewing success rate. Operator has offered wildlife viewing tours in region for over 50 years! Delight in complimentary samples and non-alcoholic beverages onboard before returning to your ship back in Sitka.

Sea Otters, Raptors and Bears Oh My

This triple-threat combination tour offers the chance for up-close encounters with wild Alaskan animals while on a scenic Alaskan-built expedition vessel, interpretive tour of the Alaskan Raptor Center, and viewing platform experience at the Fortress of the Bear facility. The day begins with a two-and-a-half-hour boat ride through Sitka Sound, as you enjoy complimentary samples and beverages onboard and hear about the local ecosystem from a naturalist guide. Whales, sea otters, Stellar sea lions, porpoise and harbor seals call these waters home. At the Alaska Raptor Center, you’ll be led through medical facilities where injured birds of prey are rehabilitated before being released back into the wild. To round out the day, at the Fortress of the Bear rescue operation, you’ll enjoy a 30-minute introduction into the life of the Alaskan brown and black bear while viewing several bears from a raised observation platform. This dynamic adventure brings to life an abundance of wildlife native to the rugged Alaskan wilderness.

Seward Glacier and Wildlife Cruise with Lunch (Back to Back & Late Departures)

Delight in Seward's remarkable scenery while sailing to Kenai Fjords National Park and enjoying a tasty deli-style lunch. At the end of the excursion, be conveniently returned to your cruise ship to continue on your next Alaskan sailing. This tour has 7.5 hours on the water.

Seward Glacier and Wildlife Cruise with Lunch and Airport Drop-Off (ANC)

Delight in Seward’s remarkable scenery while you cruise amid the stunning Kenai Fjords National Park. You will see active tidewater glaciers and search for marine life, including whales and sea otters. At the end of the tour, be conveniently dropped off at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC). This tour has 7.5 hours on the water.

Sheet'ka Treetop Aerial Adventure

Indulge your wild side with this exhilarating Sitka shore excursion, as you venture high above the forest floor - swinging, balancing, and soaring your way through the ultimate treetop aerial adventure course.

Sitka Bike & Hike

Experience the rugged charm of Alaska’s great outdoors two unique ways on a trip that includes a four-mile bicycle ride along Silver Bay and a two-mile, on-foot trek through the wilds of Tongass National Forest. Strap on a helmet and hop on your comfort bicycle for a scenic pedaling adventure along coastal roads with an expert local guide. Your group will set the cycling pace and along the way you’ll enjoy spectacular viewpoints of Silver Bay, a deep water fjord surrounded by towering peaks situated southeast of Sitka. Then leave your bike and head out on foot for a two-mile hike under temperate rainforest canopy through Tongass National Forest, the largest national forest in the United States. Ramble along remote trails, across several low bridges and past a picturesque waterfall — you’ll even stop along the route to enjoy Alaskan panoramas. As you venture deeper into the forest your guide will share about Sitka’s ecosystem, history and indigenous culture, all while identifying endangered flora and pointing out native wildlife the likes of bald eagles, bears, and spawning salmon. A short bike ride back to the coast leads you to a vehicle, which will transport you back to your ship.

Sitka Historic Downtown Walking Tour

Stretch your legs and experience the best of Sitka with this guided shore excursion, as you explore this Alaskan city’s historic downtown.

Sitka National Historical Park and Alaska Raptor Center

This three-in-one combination tour brings to life Alaska’s brilliant wildlife, heritage and indigenous culture with a trip to the Alaska Raptor Center, Sitka National Historical Park, and a traditional Tlingit Clan House. At the Alaska Raptor Center, learn about the medical treatment, releasing practices and conservation efforts of bald eagles. Then it’s on to Sitka National Historical Park for an optional stroll along the quiet, wooded Totem Trail. Here you’ll explore Alaska’s fascinating mixture of Russian, Tlingit and American cultural heritage while viewing a collection of ornately carved totem poles. The path leads to the visitor’s center, which holds historical artifacts, photos and baskets woven by First Nations peoples. At the nearby Sheet’ka Kwaan Naa Kahidi Tribal Community House, you’ll watch as Tlingit dancers festooned in beaded regalia perform ancient songs around the smoke trails of burning cedar. You’ll be captivated by the story behind the largest hand-carved house screen “lovebirds”, and then will leave Sitka having truly experienced the ways of the Alaskans.

Sitka Sound Kayak Adventure

Kayak the stunning Sitka Sound, where rugged coastline, small islands, estuaries, panoramic views, and fascinating wildlife provide a perfect complement to the tranquil sound of your paddles in the water.

Sitka's Coastal Wildlife Cruise

Discover the natural wonders of Alaska first-hand on a scenic cruise along the Sitka Sound.

Skagway by Helicopter & Glacier Hike

Explore Skagway's breathtaking natural wonders both by air, with an exhilarating 40-minutes of helicopter time, and 40 minutes by foot, with a guided glacier hike across the ice. Soar high above Alaska's snow-capped peaks, sprawling valleys, and lush evergreen forests before landing atop an area glacier. Behold magnificent local icecaps, admiring Chilkat's bright blue ice, Ferebee's cascading waterfalls, or Meade's winding "river of ice." Outfitted with the provided glacier boots, embark on a trek across the ice, relishing dazzling waters and granite cliff vistas.

Skagway Glacier Point Wilderness Safari

Discover Skagway's spectacular natural splendors as you embark on a scenic cruise through Alaskan waters, spot wildlife, and canoe to the face of Davidson Glacier. Relax on an enclosed boat with panoramic windows, ideal for scouting wildlife. Land on Glacier Point, where you'll begin a paddling adventure through placid lake waters to the massive face of Davidson Glacier. Hike to the edge of the river admiring its towering granite walls and bright blue ice.

Skagway Guided Photography Expedition

Join a professional photographer to the wilds of White Pass learning along the way how to sharpen your photo-taking skills to capture phenomenal snapshots of Alaskan scenery. Your small group of photo seekers (10 maximum) will learn how to get the most out of snapping photos, whether using an iPhone or advanced camera gear. You'll board a comfortable vehicle and climb quickly from sea level to White Pass Summit (conditions-dependent), where coastal mountain peaks stand so tall, they scrape the sky. Zoom in on the spindly branches of towering evergreens, the shimmering waters of alpine lakes, and capture the pioneering essence of trails where gold rush prospectors once raced. If weather or other local conditions do not allow for access to the White Pass Summit, your route will stay along the scenic coast and travel to Dyea, a boomtown established during the Klondike Gold Rush, offering its own unique photo opportunities along the way.

Small Group Bears & Raptors Tour

Discover the untamed beauty of Sitka on this intimate, small-group shore excursion that blends stunning scenery with fully-guided, up-close wildlife encounters. With a maximum of 7 or 11 guests per vehicle and 2 full hours of intimate, continuous engagement with your expert guide, this excursion offers a personalized alternative to larger-group tours, ensuring deep connections, rich storytelling, and exclusive access throughout.

Talbot Lake Rainforest Hike

Hike “the last frontier” on this amazing trek through the Tongass National Forest – one of the last remaining and intact temperate rainforests in the world and home to many species of endangered flora and fauna.

Tatoosh Islands Wilderness Kayak Adventure

Immerse yourself in the pristine beauty of the great outdoors as you speed boat to the Tatoosh Islands, then kayak the serene waters in search of wildlife in their natural habitat.

The Hubbard Glacier Wilderness Explorer

Gain immersive perspective on one of Alaska's most spectacular natural wonders on a boat cruise through Disenchantment Bay to the giant face of Hubbard Glacier, offering an up-close view of a tidewater glacier. Board an Alaskan purpose-built excursion boat complete with a comfortable indoor cabin enclosed by large picture windows, and a spacious outside viewing deck. Your experienced captain will navigate the waters of Yakutat Bay, while a knowledgeable guide offers insights about the area's ecology and wildlife. Look around you and admire a wild landscape teeming with evergreen forests and snow-capped peaks. You might even catch a glimpse of whales, sea lions, porpoises, seals, sea otters, and other local residents. On a clear day in this temperate rainforest, you may even have the opportunity to see Mount St. Elias, the second tallest peak in the United States. Prepare for a real treat as your captain steers the boat around gigantic icebergs and delivers a truly personal view of mighty Hubbard Glacier. Hear the roar of calving ice while viewing the largest tidewater glacier in North America. Spanning 76 miles long and 1,200 feet deep, this impressive "Galloping Glacier" is actively advancing, unlike many other glaciers on earth. And you'll fortunately get to see it in all its glory.

To the Summit!

Your adventure begins in Skagway with a guided drive via minicoach along the Historic Klondike Highway to the Summit of White Pass. Originally used by dog teams, horses and wagons. Klondike Highway is one of the state's most beautiful mountain roads. See Dead Horse Trail, the White Pass Railroad, and Pitchfork Falls as you continue your ascent. Once you reach the Summit, enjoy a magnificent view of the scenic mountain landscape 3,292 feet above sea level before returning to Skagway through USCBP.

Tongass Forest Nature Hike

Immerse yourself in Alaska’s magnificent natural beauty and learn about native flora and fauna on a four-mile trek through Tongass National Forest, the largest national forest in the United States. Named after the Tongass Clan of the Tlingit Indians, this temperate rainforest stretches 17 million acres across most of Southeast Alaska and surrounds the Inside Passage. On foot you’ll ascend from sea level up 300 feet elevation on a cove loop across boardwalks, stairways and moss-covered forest trails that wind between towering hemlock, spruce and cedar trees. Listen along as your naturalist guide expounds on the area’s thriving ecosystem, indigenous heritage and local flora. As you venture through a bird sanctuary and fish estuary, keep your eye out for native wildlife. This outdoor adventure packs in plenty of photo stops, scenic panoramas and pure, wild nature.

Tongass National Forest Guided Hike

Venture into the Alaskan wilderness for an immersive shore excursion, as you embark on a captivating hike through the verdant landscapes of Tongass National Forest and encounter the rugged beauty of this amazing destination.

Tongass Rainforest Trail Exploration

Escape into the wild as you venture to a remote location for a rainforest hike that presents all the natural beauty Alaska has to offer.

Totem Bight Scavenger Hunt and Canoe Adventure

Challenge family and friends to an epic scavenger hunt while exploring Totem Bight State Park, a former Native campground. Marvel at the remarkable monumental totems carved from trees. Then glide across pristine Harriet Hunt Lake in an easy-to-paddle, 37-foot Native-style canoe. After a camp-side snack featuring Alaskan-style food, discover the mystique of an old growth forest as you continue your scavenger hunt through the Tongass Rainforest.

True Alaskan Cultural, Culinary, and Lumberjack Show Experience

From an adrenaline-fueled lumberjack show to the tantalizing flavors of Alaskan cuisine, delve into the heart of Ketchikan's unique identity, and capture the essence of the last frontier.

White Pass Legacy Club Luxury Railway Experience

Experience the dramatic beauty of Southeast Alaska in opulence while traveling aboard the White Pass & Yukon Route’s luxurious Legacy Club Car with your very own private guide. The world-famous narrow gauge White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, revered as the “Scenic Railway of the World”, promises an unforgettable ride along the eastern side of the historic White Pass. And today, you’ll enjoy the exclusive opportunity to ascend over 2,800 feet from sea to Summit in style and comfort while aboard the Legacy Club Car. Retrace the steps of Alaska’s gold seekers as you venture along the centuries-old trail in your luxury car, relishing the custom-made leather seating, all-inclusive beverages,and regionally-sourced appetizers, please drink responsibly. Throughout your journey, your private guide will highlight all the scenic viewpoints and regale you with the incredible story of the railroad’s beginnings. The White Pass Legacy Club is the ideal way to discover legendary White Pass, with a modern luxury twist.

White Pass Railroad and Yukon Suspension Bridge

Prepare for a 4.5-hour, scenery-packed adventure through the wilds of Alaska and British Columbia, as you travel along the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway and take an exhilarating walk across the Yukon Suspension Bridge. All aboard the Scenic Railway of the World for an unforgettable ride along a narrow-gauge railroad built during the Klondike Gold Rush glory days. Watch as deep gorges plunge to the earth, mountain peaks reach sky-high, and waterfalls gush ice-cold cascades along a route that ascends 2,865 feet of elevation to the summit of White Pass. Hop off in Fraser, British Columbia, and delight in a coach drive through the Tutshi River Canyon. You'll make photo stops to admire the Tormented Valley's lunar-like landscape and see Pitchfork Falls tumbling over smooth boulders. Then feel the rush of walking across the 200-foot-long Yukon Suspension Bridge dangling 65 feet above the mighty Tutshi River. Breathe in fresh mountain air, as Class-5 whitewater rapids flow freely below you and don't forget to snap a few selfies to remember it all.

White Pass Railway Adventure and Motor Coach Tour

Board a vintage rail car and retrace the original route up to the White Pass summit, approximately 3,000 feet above sea level. The world-famous, narrow-gauge White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad promises an unforgettable ride along the eastern side of the White Pass valley as you retrace the steps of early gold seekers. This iron trail was built more than 200 years ago through some of the region's most rugged terrain. In Fraser, BC board a motor coach for a narrated tour back to Skagway. Your driver/guide will share stories of hardships and daily life struggles the stampeders faced. While experiencing the Klondike Highway, you will see historical areas such as Brackett Wagon Road, Pitch Fork Falls, Dead Horse Gulch and the infamous Tormented Valley.

White Pass Railway and Skagway Highlights

Explore Skagway’s fascinating history, as you embark on a scenic journey along White Pass & Yukon Route Railway, seeing significant landmarks and breathtaking vistas. Enjoy a ride in a vintage parlor car, passing tall evergreens and snow-capped mountains on the narrow gauge railroad. Travel via motorcoach on the return trip, while your guide points out vestiges of the Klondike Gold Rush, including Brackett Wagon Road, Dead Horse Gulch, and Tormented Valley. Enjoy animated stories from your driver guide about the hearty Gold Rush prospectors and the challenges they faced. Before returning to the ship, stop at the Historic Gold Rush Cemetery to learn about the colorful characters of Skagway's past buried there.

White Pass Scenic Railway

Delight in Skagway’s breathtaking mountain scenery and explore the fascinating history of the area as you travel along the White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad. Enjoy spectacular panoramic vistas while seated in a vintage rail car, passing sky-high evergreens and snow-capped peaks. Listen along as your guide shares tales of the Klondike Gold Rush and construction of the 19th century narrow gauge railroad. Admire picturesque views of sprawling White Pass and its towering 2,800-foot summit.

White Pass Train and Klondike Bike Tour

Combine three great rides for an all-encompassing circuit of Skagway scenery. Board the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway for a scenic, informative trip through the mountains to Fraser Station in British Columbia. Disembark for a narrated van ride up the Klondike Highway to White Pass summit. Then hop on a bicycle and begin a 15-mile guided descent from crest to coastline. Along the way, savor several stops to photograph waterfalls, the railway and glaciers.

Wilderness Dining and Alaska Fishing

Experience the thrill of wildlife immersion and remote fishing deep in the heart of Alaska, followed by a delicious gourmet campsite meal served hot under old-growth trees of the Tongass National Forest with your freshly caught fish. After all, the best fish you'll eat in Alaska is the fish you catch yourself!

Wilderness Exploration and Crab Feast

Discover Ketchikan’s breathtaking natural sights and tasty flavors at the historic George Inlet Lodge. Begin your tour with scenic drive to the lodge and encounter canneries, an old sawmill, and decorative totem poles. Upon your arrival, board a seven-mile cruise and see snow-capped mountains and a waterfall, and learn about the area’s crabbing history. Next, relax at the charming George Inlet Lodge, and enjoy a mouthwatering menu of house-recipe salmon dip, Dungeness crab, and cheesecake with Alaskan blueberry toppings, all paired against five craft beers from two renowned Alaska breweries.

Wilderness Kayak Experience at Chilkoot Lake

Explore the stunning scenery of Southeast Alaska on a guided kayak tour of Chilkoot Lake. Journey by high-speed catamaran approximately 45-minutes up the longest fjord in North America to picturesque Haines. Enjoy a guided drive through this historic town on your way to Chilkoot Lake. Then enjoy kayaking while immersed in the Alaskan wilderness with opportunities to spot a wide variety of wildlife, including bald eagles, brown bears, and more. All gear is included as well as a picnic lunch. We are able accommodate dietary restrictions with a minimum of 48 hours advance notice, including gluten free, vegan, vegetarian, allergies, etc.

Wilderness Sea Kayaking Adventure

Take in Alaska’s breathtaking scenery and wildlife from the water on an aquatic adventure that includes a thrilling RIB boat ride and 90-minute kayak voyage through pristine Camp Coogan Bay. Join an expert seafaring guide aboard a Seahawk rigid inflatable vessel for a high-speed ride from Crescent Harbor across open waters surrounded by evergreen forest and snow-capped mountains. Once the boat is docked at a floating base camp, your guide will offer paddling techniques and provide all the gear you’ll need — raingear and a life vest. Then hop in a two-person kayak and hit the waters of Camp Coogan Bay, a secluded cove protected from wind and rough sea waters. During your 90-minute paddling venture you’ll not only learn about Alaska’s diverse ecosystems but also perhaps catch a glimpse of its native wildlife — bald eagles, sea otters, bears and hundreds of species of birds call this area home. Back at base camp you’ll fuel up with complimentary snacks and hot cider before cruising back via boat to your ship. This outdoor exploration is well suited for both beginners and expert paddlers alike.

Wildlife & Otter Spotting with Alaskan Canapés

This Royal Signature Excursion℠ delivers a hand-picked adventure that wows with regional culinary flavors, premium transportation, expert local guides and renowned service. Embark on a sight-seeing journey through Sitka Sound for a look at local wildlife and a thrilling taste of Alaskan food favorites. On this exclusive adventure, you'll indulge in a series of locally inspired small bites, each showcasing the finest Alaskan ingredients. You'll enjoy a refreshing signature drink upon boarding your vessel, along with the chance to savor wild flavors while scanning the water for sea otters, humpback whales, and other wildlife. With every bite perfectly timed to your voyage, this culinary wildlife tour offers the ultimate blend of adventure, gourmet appetizers and breathtaking scenery. Sip on an additional complimentary beverage before returning to your cruise ship.

Wildlife Expedition Cruise, Homestead Adventure & Treats

This Royal Signature Excursion℠ delivers a hand-picked adventure that wows with regional culinary flavors, premium transportation, expert local guides and renowned service. Begin your adventure by boarding a comfortable, heated expedition vessel. You'll enjoy a scenic cruise through gorgeous Sitka Sound, renowned for its abundant wildlife. Spend the day searching the sea and horizon for sea otters, humpback whales and bald eagles. The journey continues into the Silver Bay Fjord, where you’ll have the exclusive opportunity to scan the coastline for the ABC brown bear, a unique species endemic to the area. Then, pause for a view of Medvejie Hatchery in Bear Cove, one of the most successful contributors to wild salmon populations in Southeast Alaska. Afterward, you’ll proceed to Silver Bay Homestead, where friendly camp hosts will welcome you to this historical site with a campfire and tales of Alaska pioneers. Sip on a warm beverage while sampling locally caught smoked salmon before indulging in a tasty round of s’mores around the campfire. Re-board the vessel for the return journey. Relax and take in the natural wonders and weather-dependent mountain views, including the majestic Mount Edgecumbe, Sitka’s landmark volcano.

Wildlife Quest & Fin Island Lodge

Alaskan wildlife, scenery and cuisine are all on spectacular display with a 3.5-hour adventure that includes a catamaran cruise through Sitka Sound and authentic meal plus leisure time at beautiful Fin Island Lodge. Take a seat in the cabin of a purpose-built vessel, as an experienced captain navigates the cold waters of Sitka Sound. Your onboard naturalist shares insight into Alaska’s vibrant ecosystem while pointing out natural landmarks. You might even see a whale, sea otter or brown bear in the distance. Then step off onto Fin Island where you will indulge in an authentic Alaskan meal. Crab, locally sourced fish, prime rib, homemade sides and desserts round out the day’s menu. When you’ve had your fill, enjoy a bit of free time to wander along the shore or relax fireside with a cocktail. Look around you at the pure Alaskan wilderness before heading back by boat to your awaiting ship.

Wildlife Safari & Beach Campfire

Join an intimate wildlife viewing safari with a naturalist guide aboard a purpose-built expedition vessel in search of harbor seals, bears, eagles, and more as you explore wilderness passages and rugged coastlines. Step ashore on a remote beach with native Alaskan camp hosts where you'll enjoy a crackling beach campfire, roast an Alaskan hotdog and s'mores (along with kettle chips, seasonal jams, plus wine, soda, and Alaskan Amber beer), enjoy a nature walk, and listen to Native Alaskan storytelling.

Wildlife Safari Tour

Get your camera ready as you venture into the staggering forests and rivers of the Chilkoot Valley of the Chilkoot Valley on a safari to see the region's diverse wildlife.

Yukon Adventure & White Pass Scenic Railway

Delight in Skagway’s fascinating history and spectacular mountainous scenery as you travel to the White Pass Summit and onward to the border of the Yukon territory. You'll experience the historic White Pass Trail of '98 from two different perspectives. First ride along the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway via a vintage rail car hearing tales of the Klondike Gold Rush. Next, arrive at Fraser, British Columbia, and board a motor coach to continue north through Tutshi Canyon to the border of Yukon territory. Stretch your legs with a photo stop at the "Welcome to Yukon" sign before reboarding your motorcoach. Next, arrive at the Yukon Suspension Bridge where you will have time to explore on your own, enjoy a hearty bowl of bison chili and take an optional jaunt across the thrilling suspension bridge for which the venue is named. While at the bridge, experience the sensation of a swaying walkway 57 feet above the rapids of the Tutshi River. Enjoy the scenery from the main platform and then walk through the museum-quality displays that detail the area's unique human and natural history. Finally, your motorcoach will depart down the scenic Klondike Highway. Take in spectacular views of waterfalls and alpine valleys as you make your way back to the ship.