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Sitka
Best of Sitka Land Tour / Bears, Raptors, Totems
- Duration2h 30m
- Max Travelers14 people
- Free CancellationUp to 24 hrs
- CategoryBest Conversion, Bus Tours
Overview
✔ Small-Group Experience (Max 14)
✔ All-Inclusive (Fees, Snacks & Drinks!)
✔ Local Guide
Hop aboard our comfortable van for a fun, scenic, and unforgettable tour of Sitka’s top attractions and viewpoints. This is our “everything you want to see” tour, covering all the must-sees—plus a few hidden gems!
Sit back and enjoy stunning ocean and mountain views as we drive along Sitka’s coastline and visit:
✨ Fortress of the Bear: Get up close with rescued brown bears.
✨ Alaska Raptor Center: Meet bald eagles and other raptors.
✨ Sitka National Historical Park: Walk among totem poles, forest trails, and a serene beach.
✨ Scenic Stops: Capture breathtaking landscapes and landmarks.
Our van has large windows and cushy seats for a relaxed ride while our guides share insider stories about Sitka’s wildlife, history, and culture.
Worry-Free Booking: We guarantee our tours work with your ship’s schedule!
P.S. Check out our other tours: Nature Lovers and Raptors, Totems + Scenic Sitka
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What's included
Transportation (Comfortable 14 Passenger Van)
Excellent Local Guide
Snacks & Water
Admission Fees
Itinerary
At Sitka National Historical Park, youu2019ll step into Alaskau2019s rich past while surrounded by towering totem poles, lush temperate rainforest, and a stunning coastal backdrop. nnStroll the scenic totem-lined trails, where intricately carved poles tell the stories of the Tlingit people, their traditions, and their resilience. Wander through the majestic Tongass National Forest, the largest temperate rainforest in the world, where moss-draped trees, babbling streams, and fresh ocean air create a peaceful, awe-inspiring escape into nature. nnAs you cross Indian River, keep an eye out for salmon swimming upstream to spawn in late summer and fallu2014a powerful sight showcasing Alaskau2019s wild beauty. nnAt the visitor center, explore exhibits on Tlingit craftsmanship, Russian-American history, and the 1804 Battle of Sitka.nnWhether you're drawn to history, wildlife, or breathtaking scenery, this park is a must-visit gem!
At Fortress of the Bear, youu2019ll come face-to-face (safely!) with rescued Alaskan brown and black bears in a stunning natural setting. nnUnlike a zoo, this wildlife rescue and education center provides a spacious, naturalized habitat where the bears can roam, play, and interact much as they would in the wild. nnFrom elevated viewing platforms, youu2019ll get unobstructed, photographer-friendly views of these incredible animals while knowledgeable staff share their rescue stories, behaviors, and conservation efforts. nnThis is more than just a viewing experienceu2014itu2019s a chance to connect with Alaskau2019s wildlife and learn how Fortress of the Bear is giving these orphaned bears a second chance at life. nnA must-see for animal lovers and nature enthusiasts alike!
At the Alaska Raptor Center, youu2019ll get an up-close look at some of Alaskau2019s most majestic birds of prey, including bald eagles, owls, and hawks. nnThis renowned wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center provides a rare opportunity to see these powerful birds and learn about the incredible work being done to rehabilitate and release injured raptors back into the wild. nnStroll through the Raptor Woodland, where eagles and other birds live in a lush forest setting, and step into the flight training aviary, where recovering raptors regain their strength before being released. nnAlong the way, knowledgeable staff and volunteers share fascinating insights into each birdu2019s story, natural behaviors, and conservation efforts. nnWhether you're a bird lover, a photography enthusiast, or just curious about Alaskau2019s wildlife, the Alaska Raptor Center offers a truly inspiring and educational experience you wonu2019t forget!
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.