Ketchikan Alt i en
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Ketchikan All In One-turen giver både de historiske og naturskønne dele af Ketchikan i en fuldt fortalt 2,5 timers tur ved havet. Vi vil dele vores historierige by (inklusive Creekstreet og laksetrappen), udforske verdens største samling af totempæle ved Saxman Native Village, have en chance for at se en bred vifte af dyreliv ved Herring Cove (inklusive bjørne, sæler og ørne) og se et smukt vandfald. Vi rejser komfortabelt i deluxe 14 passagervogne.
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Seaside Tours mødes på 131 front st i centrum. En repræsentant vil stå uden for Ketchikan besøgende bureau. Hold en skilt. Det står Seaside Tours. Tjek venligst ind ved ankomsten
Her vil du se laksestigen, lære vigtigheden af stigen og under laksæsonen se tusindvis af laks, da de migrerer opstrøms til deres spawning sted. Se pink coho en chinook. Da det er deres yndlingssted. Spawn
Her vil vi starte med historien om vores berømte Ketchikan guldmine vi leder efter guld. (Fools guld, der er.) Med en lav tidevand som en bonus, denne strand tilbyder en bred sandhed af havets skabninger. Krabber, stjernefisk, havanemone, abalone Havørn. En god mulighed for at se hvaler.
Vores næste stop er ved en smuk kaskadevand. En fantastisk foto mulighed.
Herring Cove. Vi får en chance for at se et stort antal fugle. Seal. Bjørne. Eagles. En hjorte.
Lær historien om totem. Se den største totem pol samling i det sydlige Alaska, se som master carvers skabe nye fantastiske kunstværker. En holde de traditionelle måder i live.
Vi afslutter vores tur med en tur gennem byen. En drop off på point of pick up
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Vigtig information
- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Specialiserede sæder til spædbørn er tilgængelige
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
- Foldbare kørestole kan rummes
- Fungerer under alle vejrforhold, bedes du klæde dig ordentligt
- Der er bilstole til børn
Anmeldelser(1,038)
Did not see any wildlife. We did go back to the river twice, but nothing. We also did not see the totem village. The waterfall was great.
Our expectations were to learn about the area, the Alaska Natives and wildlife. We were very disappointed. Our tour guide was friendly. The meeting point said it was in front of the visitor center. To us that meant on the ship side of the building, where the double doors entered the visitor center. We finally found him on the left side of the building if you are looking from the ship to the building. We were there more than 30 minutes early. This gentleman basically told us look for whales to the right. There should be harbor seals to the right. Look in that tree, there is a big eagles nest that has been there since he moved there when he was 9. He gave no educational facts about the area, the wildlife or people. All we heard about was how things related to him as a child. Someone asked about a flower that we saw all along the road. He told us he was dyslexic and that stuff really didn't interest him. What he knows is just from living here. Or he told stories of a bear once seen by him on this trail or how a tourist had a near encounter with a bear here or there. Most disappointing of all, he told us about 2 totem poles. The Lincoln and the Seward pole. All we heard about the building was the board he worked on when he was 22. I had a wonderful tour last June. The Native gentleman spoke the whole time with facts and stories. He told us about every pole and took us into the woods to see everything there. He was so informative!
The description for this tour states that the meeting place is right in front of the ship and if your boat docks in the cove there is a shuttle. We shared with the tour operator which ship we were on as they indicated they would drop us off at our boat. There was no communication stating that it was a 10 minute walk to the shuttle, a 10 minute wait for the shuttle, 20 minute shuttle ride and then a 10 minute walk to the meeting place. This is almost an extra hour. We left our ship 40 minutes before the meeting time and were still 15 minutes late. I messaged through the app and called multiple times as we were making our way to the meeting place and had zero response until days later. We were told we were a no-show and would not get a refund. We ran around trying to book an alternate trip and stumbled into Alaska Sourdough Tours who were so helpful and their tour was amazing!!!! The guide was so knowledgeable and personalized everything for us.
It was really nice lots of information from the tour guide he was very good. We did not see bears at the river, but we saw one in the road on our way back
This was a great start to our cruise. Ketchikan was our first stop and we got an awesome guide. We got to see bears, eagles, a few other animals. Highly recommend for the money it was a bargain!
The tour started late, there was no way to know they were going to be late--once you got past that, the tour was awesome! Norman was able to talk and give us so much information about the area, he was and is a gem!
Awesome. This is a small local business in Ketchikan. They operate a few vans. The guides are locals that have basically lived there all their lives and love it. Our guide, Stormin Norman, was awesome. He tells it like it is with a voice of pride for his town. We saw way more than the others that just walked into town. Heard some great stories. We covered a lot of ground. Saw the fish ladder and beautiful stream running through the town; great beach with eagles flying over; Rainbow falls and another stream in hopes of a bear sighting. We actually went here twice… it was super packed… Norman said let’s load up and see Rainbow Falls and we’ll come back. No bear sighting but not for the lack of trying. Then we ended at a totem pole display -Norman explained the meaning of each symbol on the poles. Very interesting. I was on NCL Encore that only stops in Ketchikan for a few hours. They were very conscious about the “all aboard” time. The tour ended at 10:30 and the last bus back home to Ward Cove left at 11:00 (and it was about a 10 minute walk to where the bus meets). As we pulled in, Stormin Norman told me that Sean would give me lift back to Ward Cove (about a 20 minute drive). I was like, no—it’s all good. I have time to catch the bus. Norm goes, I already called Sean. Sean got his next two tours loaded into the vans and we hopped in his van and headed to Ward Cove. I saw another passenger heading for the bus stop and I actually beat them back to the boat. I got another tour on the way there from Sean… learning about the community and what it’s like to live there. I felt good about booking outside of NCL and supporting this local business.
Great history about the city. Our tour guide was friendly and informative. Perfect for little ones. Just a little bummed we didn’t see any bears or salmon on the tour.
This is a man talking about growing up in Ketchikan. We didn't go to Tide pools, or anywhere near a beach.
Fantastic tour and our guide was the best. He was an 80 yo Native that has lived in Ketchikan his whole life. His knowledge of history, customs, wildlife, plants, etc. was unmatched. Best tour of our 10 day cruise in Alaska.
