USA 4 Nights / 5 Days
Arrive in Ketchikan, one of Alaska’s most charming coastal towns, located along the famous Inside Passage. After arriving at the airport, transfer to your hotel and complete the check-in formalities.
Ketchikan is well known for its rich Alaska Native culture and impressive collection of totem poles. Visitors can explore Saxman Native Village and Totem Bight State Historical Park, two of the best places to see beautifully carved traditional totem poles and learn about indigenous heritage.
Hotel Category: 4 Star Meal: Meal_Breakfast
Transfer: Private Stay Type: Single
Arrival at Ketchikan Airport. Visit Saxman Native Village, Totem Bight State Historical Park, and Creek Street. Optional Misty Fiords National Monument tour.
After breakfast, proceed to the ferry terminal to board the Alaska Marine Highway ferry for a scenic journey to the small coastal town of Wrangell. The ferry ride takes approximately six hours and offers beautiful views of Alaska’s Inside Passage, surrounded by forested islands and calm waters.
Hotel Category: 4 Star Meal: Meal_Breakfast
Transfer: Private Stay Type: Single
Ferry journey from Ketchikan to Wrangell via Alaska Marine Highway. Bear viewing near Stikine River area.
After breakfast, spend the morning exploring Wrangell, a historic town known for its collection of traditional totem poles scattered throughout the area.
Visitors can also explore Petroglyph Beach State Historic Park, famous for its ancient rock carvings created by early inhabitants of the region. The area is also a great place for beach walking and photography.
Wrangell also offers scenic hiking trails with views of waterfalls and Shoemaker Bay. Later, board the ferry for a three-hour journey to Petersburg, a charming fishing town known for its Norwegian heritage.
Hotel Category: 4 Star Meal: Meal_Breakfast
Transfer: Private Stay Type: Single
Explore Wrangell totem poles, visit Petroglyph Beach State Historic Park, and ferry transfer to Petersburg.
Today explore the charming town of Petersburg, often called “Little Norway” because of its strong Norwegian fishing heritage.
Walk along the town’s scenic harbor and explore the downtown area, which features colorful buildings decorated with Norwegian-style artwork. Visit the local museum to learn about the region’s fishing culture and history.
Hotel Category: 4 Star Meal: Meal_Breakfast
Transfer: Private Stay Type: Single
Explore Petersburg harbor, museum, Norwegian street art, and optional glacier cruise or whale watching tour.
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for a short flight to Juneau, the capital city of Alaska.
Upon arrival, guests can explore some of the city’s famous attractions. Visit the stunning Mendenhall Glacier, one of Alaska’s most accessible glaciers. Travelers may also take the Mount Roberts Tramway for panoramic views of Juneau and the surrounding mountains.
Other highlights include visiting local museums and exploring Alaska Native art at the Walter Soboleff Cultural Center.
Hotel Category: 4 Star Meal: Meal_Breakfast
Transfer: Private Stay Type: Single
Flight transfer to Juneau. Visit Mendenhall Glacier, Mount Roberts Tramway, or local museums before departure.
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Discover the breathtaking beauty of Alaska’s famous Inside Passage, a region known for its dramatic fjords, glaciers, wildlife, and charming coastal towns. This 5-day journey takes travelers through some of Southeast Alaska’s most scenic destinations including Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, and Juneau.
The adventure begins in Ketchikan, a historic town famous for its rich Native culture and impressive collection of totem poles. Visitors can explore Saxman Native Village, Totem Bight State Historical Park, and the charming Creek Street boardwalk area filled with galleries, shops, and restaurants. Travelers also have the opportunity to visit the breathtaking Misty Fiords National Monument, where glacier-carved fjords create some of Alaska’s most spectacular landscapes.
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