We had a great time on our Canoe and Nature Walk in the Ketchikan Rainforest. Colt was very entertaining and also very informative. He really seemed to know his stuff. We also enjoyed the snacks at camp and getting to talk with other staff members.

We had such an amazing time. The entire staff was so friendly and knowledgeable about the area and whales. We were able to see multiple whales, breaching, and my parents were able to be part of the 1% who are able to see whales in their natural habitat. It was an experience of a lifetime!

We went on a whale watch aboard the North Star. Since the NCL Encore did not dock in Juneau until 2:30, our tour was later in the afternoon. It Was raining but it was amazing! The captain and the girl who did the narrating were both wonderful! We saw so many hump back whales! we saw them Breaching, waving a fin and yes...their whale Tale. So informative and just so memorable. even tho the weather wasn't the best we could open the windows once the whales were spotted to enjoy the view. Do not miss the opportunity to see the whales in the beautiful Auke Bay in Alaska! thank you thank you for such a wonderful day!

.Another favorite excursion. Took a small tour bus out to Harriet Hunt Lake. There are about 30 people (give or take a few) in each canoe. There were only 2 canoes so it was another peaceful outing. Lake was like glass - we were blessed with perfect weather. Learned about the Lake, surrounding forest, and it was a nice paddle around the area. Also, There are 3 people on a seat and the middle person does not paddle. So many old trees surround this lake. The nature walk is not a hike. It goes in a circle into the woods and it is on a boardwalk. So if you have issues walking this is something you would still be able to do. After the walk we went back to the sheltered area for jam, salmon spread, bread, snacks, hot chocolate, coffee. One thing you see if a type of lichen (old man's beard) that only grows in the purest of air - so you are breathing good clean air.! If you are looking for something quiet to do, this is for you.

Probably one of the best excursions we did. My sister and I did this one. The description says strenuous, but i've never kayaked before and it was easy. Water was calm and it was beautiful. If it's windy then you may have more issues but we had no waves. You take a smaller boat out to where the coves and kayaks are located. Once you get going it is so peaceful! Small groups. You follow your guide but didn't have stay in a line. You could explore in the area. So many starfish or sea stars. Sea Urchins, little crabs, we saw a mink, abalone. You don't get wet as you wear a covering from your waist down that connects to the kayak. After kayaking you went back to the main covered meeting area and had some snacks, coffee or juice, hot chocolate. Would highly recommend!

After doing a whale watching tour in the morning we were shuttled by bus to the salmon bake. It was well organized and the food was very good. A nice walk up to a waterfall, fairly accessible and not too difficult. Some nice photo opportunities.

We enjoyed seeing the rainforest, but we had hoped to see more wildlife. The boat ride was great and the tour guides were informative and kind. Be sure and wear comfortable gripping shoes and be okay with some inclines.

When we go to the waterfront the agent said there was no room for us on the tour. Even though we had spent $400 reserving 2 tickets. I’ve never had this problem before on trip advisor. Super sad.

Fantastic fantastic, feel the Glacier under your feet. Booking independently is good. Not cheap but once only is great. Informative information and the lookout is worth it.

The beauty of Juneau and the knowledge of our guide, Brett, made our trip one to remember. We would definitely recommend this tour to other visitors.

The Liarsville Gold Camp was part of the White Pass Railrod and Klondike Highway excursion from our cruise ship. The Liarsville part of this excursion was not worth it. The experience was very hokey with 4 20-something year olds putting on a "show" of singing and dancing that seemed like manufactured fun. The gold panning was also very hokey. I recommend the train part of this excursion but would skip the gold camp.

Jason made our rafting experience of the Mendenhall Glacier very enjoyable. The incredible views down the river were wonderful but it was his personality and knowledge of the whole area that reallly made it special.

Seeing whales in the wild was simply amazing. Our jet boat pilot was funny and helpful. The native expert was knowledgeable. Would recommend.

The highlight of our Alaskan trip! Jason was friendly and informative. He definitely made the excursion both fun and educational. Plus he made sure we had great pics of the group! Highly recommend.

We had a great time whale watching, capt lee and Libby where great guides and very informative, answered questions we had and made it fun for us