Private Ketchikan City Totems & Wildlife Van Tour
Beskrivelse
Ketchikan, Alaska, er virkelig begyndelsen på den sidste grænse. Beliggende ved den sydligste indgang til Alaskas berømte Inside Passage, slanger et netværk af vandveje sig gennem nogle af de mest kæbe-smukkeste vildmarker i verden. Ketchikan er bedst kendt for tre ting: sprudlende laks, idylliske landskaber og en utrolig rig Alaska Native-kultur. Vi er indianere, stolte af vores kultur og kan ikke vente med at dele det hele med dig. Denne tur er fuldstændig fleksibel og kan skræddersyes til din gruppes interesser. Nogle muligheder inkluderer at besøge totemparker, strande, vandfald eller tage på vandretur. Mens du udforsker, vil vi lære dig om vores indfødte Alaskas kultur og traditioner.
Turmuligheder
Rejseplan
Totem Bight State Historical Park i læ i en frodig, tempereret regnskov rig på indfødte historie og kunst, strande med havnefront udsigter og oprindelige planter og dyr – det er det bedste valg for både besøgende og beboere. du vil også besøge Potlatch Park ved siden af (Totem Poles, Clan House, Carving Center, Antique Cars, Gun Museum, Shopping) 10 Miles North $5,00 parkindgang ikke inkluderet
Sildebugt, hvor du har chancen for at se mine fiskepladser, laks svømmende opstrøms, ørne er normalt rigeligt og muligvis sorte bjørne og sæler, (når det er i sæson) 8 Miles Syd
Kør igennem
Ketchikan Creek tjente som sommerfiskelejr for Tlingit-indfødte i utallige år, før byen blev etableret af Mike Martin i 1885. Han blev sendt til området af et konservesfirma i Oregon for at vurdere udsigterne. Han etablerede salteri Clark & Martin og en landhandel med Nova Scotia indfødte George Clark, som havde været værkfører på en konservesfabrik, der brændte ned.[10] Ketchikan blev kendt som "Alaskas første by" på grund af sin strategiske position på den sydlige spids af Inside Passage, der forbinder Alaska-bugten med Puget Sound. I 1905 blev der bygget et missionshus, som i 1909 blev til Yates Memorial Hospital. I 2020 udnævnte National Trust for Historic Preservation det tidligere hospital til et af USAs mest truede historiske steder.
du vil have mulighed for at udforske 5 indfødte Alaskan klan huse og se, hvordan livet ville have været her for 200 år siden. Indersiden af klanhuset er lige så spektakulær som udvendigt. Gennem hele parken, vil du finde spektakulære totem stolper, selv en utrolig 42 'høj stolpe! Personalet vil være i stand til at fortælle dig de spændende legender polerne repræsenterer og besvare dine spørgsmål. de har også en samling af sats antikke køretøjer i vores antikke bil Museum! Gå ikke glip af vores 1934 Ford Coupe eller 1924 Stanley Steamer! Der er mange flere klassikere for dig at sætte pris på i hele parken!
Creek Street er en historisk strandpromenade, der ligger på pæle langs bredden af Ketchikan Creek i Ketchikan, Alaska. Et tidligere Red Light District, hvor både mænd og laks svømmede opstrøms for at gyde. Det er nu et malerisk sted at besøge Dolly's House museum, se totempæle, shoppe i lokalt ejede butikker og gallerier, nyde lokal kunst og kultur. I sommermånederne samles laks i tusindvis for at gyde opstrøms; sæler og oddere er aldrig langt væk med ørne i træerne ovenover.
Højdepunkter
Hvad er inkluderet
Afhentningssteder og tider
VI AFHENTER KUN PÅ DIT SKIB ELLER HOTEL Vi har en rød Dodge Caravan og vil vente på dine skibe afhente placering med et skilt og dit partis navn
Rejsendes vurderinger
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
- vi kan rumme en lille sammenklappelig kørestol
Anmeldelser(118)
Art was on time, flexible and passionate about providing a great experience. Knowledgeable and flexible to change sights based on customer priorities or weather changes.
We loved our private tour of Ketchikan! Art was a great guide that took us to spots that interested our family. We enjoyed hunting for bears, visiting a beautiful waterfall, shopping at a local stand where we bought jelly and Spruce Tip Soda, and learning about Art’s native culture at the Potlatch Totem Park. We left our tour feeling like we made a new friend!
Art was a fantastic tour guide, very knowledgeable of the local area and customs, and willing to be flexible to our needs. We really enjoyed our time and would highly recommend Art for anyone interested in learning about Ketchikan and the people from the area.
Art was an absolutely amazing guide. Super patient with the kids and showed them a real adventure. Catered our tour to what we were interested in and gave us lots of options. Clean fully equipped van. Would recommend him very highly!
This tour was perfect! Six of us on a private tour. He had plenty of ideas on what to show us and give a good history and background. And personalized pick up and drop off spots. Definitely worth it!
Art was such a lovely and comical guide. He showed us many sights that wouldn’t have been on traditional large group tours. It was great having just the six of us on the tour. Art was flexible and very accommodating!
Love that!! I’m so glad you all had a great time and enjoyed your stay in Ketchikan with us. Safe travels and thanks for booking with Rainy day tours
We are so glad we booked this tour in Ketchikan. Art was a fantastic guide and being from a local tribe added an air of authenticity to this experience. He let us trailer what we wanted to see and made the tour very flexible. We were fortunate to see humpbacks, and a pod of Orcas. No bear sightings, but it wasn’t for lack of trying. We even got to view local fishermen casting lines for King Salmon. At even invited us back to personally take us fishing if we come back to Ketchikan. We wouldn’t hesitate to spend another afternoon with Art.
Art was amazing. He was extremely informative and taught us a lot about the area. I highly recommend touring with him
I don’t even know where to start. For our tour, we had Art as our expert guide. A native Alaskan himself and a member of the Haida tribe, Art’s expertise in the native cultures, wildlife and natural world, and the way the Ketchikan has changed over the years made this tour one of a kind. He took the time to get to know us and geared the stops to our interests. He also found ways to get us away from the major tourist stops to those lesser seen locations where we felt like the center of his narration. We all shared in Art’s excitement when we discovered that the King Salmon run was beginning. (We were sure he went fishing after he dropped us off). If you are trying to decide on an activity in Ketchikan, I cannot recommend this tour any higher. Art was the guy that even other tour guides turned to for information.
Art, from Rainy Day Tours, is an exceptional tour guide. He is very knowledgeable about the Ketichican area and the native Haida people. He is flexible and friendly. Art is full of information about the floral and fauna in the region as well as Totem poles. He's one of the best tour guides we've ever encountered in our travels. We thoroughly enjoyed our day with Art and appreciated all that he taught us.
