Saxman Native Village & Ketchikan City Tour

Take advantage of a rare opportunity to visit a living Native village combined with a tour of the historic city of Ketchikan. For generations, the Tlingit villages greeted guests with elaborate tribal ceremonies. Tribal members perform traditional dances and tell stories in the Beaver Clan House. Then don Tlingit regalia and experience the thrill of joining the Cape Fox Dancers for the show's finale.

Tatoosh Islands Kayak Adventure

Get out of town and into the Tongass National Forest on this guided adventure. Learn to paddle a sea kayak and explore the Tatoosh Islands. Paddling in and around this unique island environment, learn about the natural and cultural history of this part of the Tongass National Forest. Keep an eye out for bald eagles, seals, land otters and sea lions in the tranquil and serene environment of the Tatoosh Islands.

Tatoosh Islands Kayak Adventure

Experience the best of Juneau - from Mendenhall Glacier and Macaulay Salmon Hatchery to a salmon bake in the lush rain forest. Learn about Juneau's rich history en route to a unique salmon-rearing facility where displays inform you about this fascinating species. Then marvel at mighty Mendenhall Glacier and explore the exhibits at its newly refurbished visitor center. Next, feast on tasty wild Alaska salmon, chicken or ribs along the banks of a creek in the lush Alaska rain forest. Explore the woods, a nearby waterfall or the remains of a historic mine. Buses depart regularly to the pier so you may return at your leisure.

Gold Panning & History Tour

Relive Juneau's gold rush history and pan for gold beneath the ruins of a gold mine. Follow the route taken by Joe Juneau and Richard Harris as they searched for gold over a century ago. Travel by minibus to Gold Creek, the site of the original gold discovery. Try your hand at panning, with a promise of "guaranteed gold."

Gold Panning & History Tour

Step back in time and soak in Skagway's colorful history from the sites you visit and the characters you meet on this entertaining tour. Climb aboard a comfortable motorcoach and travel through the downtown historic district, seeing Skagway much as it looked during the gold rush. Then, head to The Lookout, a photographer's delight, for a panoramic view of the Skagway Valley, glacier-clad mountains, Lynn Canal and your cruise ship. Next, visit the Trail of '98 Museum's unusual artifacts - hard evidence of the stories you see and hear on your tour.

Eagle Preserve Scenic Float Adventure

Enjoy a unique rafting adventure (no white water) through the world-famous Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve.

Your adventure in the heart of the "Valley of the Eagles" begins with a brief tour of Haines and historic Fort William H. Seward. The Chilkat Preserve boasts the world's largest gathering of bald eagles, drawn to the river to feed on salmon. It is also home to moose, bears, wolves and a host of other animals. In addition to its abundant wildlife, the preserve boasts towering mountains, hanging glaciers and lush forests. The best way to absorb its natural splendor is by raft, floating quietly down the river through the heart of it all. Expert guides share their extensive knowledge of the preserve's unique ecosystems and the area's rich Native history, including Klukwan, a riverside village that has been a center of Tlingit culture for centuries.

Grand City Drive and Empress Tea

Admire Victoria's architecture, then enjoy tea service at the renowned Empress Hotel. Learn about Victoria's charming heritage on a tour that includes views of the City Centre, Chinatown and Antique Row. Drive through the exclusive Uplands and Oak Bay residential areas. Enjoy stunning views along Marine Drive. Your driver-guide provides entertaining commentary along the way. And finally, the finishing touch - tea at Victoria's world-renowned Empress Hotel. This tradition is a must for all visitors to Victoria and an experience you won't soon forget.

Victoria Highlights

Discover Victoria's rich history and unparalleled beauty on a tour of this charming city, the capital of British Columbia. Driving through stately downtown, you see Government Street, the Legislative Buildings, Chinatown and the last remnants of Fort Victoria. One of the highlights of the tour is a visit to Craigdarroch Castle. Built in the 1800s by Robert Dunsmuir, the 39-room, 20,000-square-foot mansion features only the finest building materials. Marvel at the intricate paneled woodwork, stained glass windows and antique furniture. Climb the tower for a superb view of the surrounding areas.