Where to go · KETCHIKAN WHALE WATCHING TOURS
The 4 best ketchikan whale watching tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it sails and who it suits. Number one is there for a reason, so start at the top.
Review of Ketchikan’s 2.5-hour whale and wildlife cruise, with practical tips on wildlife sightings, meeting points, weather, value, and crew.
“Great staff. Very friendly and accommodating. They worked hard to make our experience wonderful. The boat was clean and well maintained.”
Paddle secluded coves near Ketchikan with a six-person group, wildlife watch, boat transfers, and a smoked salmon snack.
“In a 3 hour excursion, only ~1 hour was actually spent on the kayaks and we felt rushed the whole time. We were paddling 95% of the time and didn't have any real time to stop and enjoy the scenery. Our guide was nice but net loud and talked the entire time, often about his personal life and past. The goal for us was to get out into nature and enjoy the sounds and relax. That's not what this tour was. Everyone else in our group loved it, though so it just depends on what you're looking for. We came back 5 mins late apparently and were rushed onto the…”
Review of Ketchikan’s private five-hour salmon and halibut charter with whale watching, wildlife, scenic stops, and catch shipping.
“Capt. Luke took my family out for a fantastic day of fishing..we tagged out in less than 2 hours…Great boat and equipment …I would highly recommend this charter!”
Review of Ketchikan’s 150-minute whale-watching cruise, with wildlife, hot drinks, blankets, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“The captain and the guide were awesome. Knowledgeable and fun to be around.”
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