Ketchikan, Alaska Port Reviews

My husband went deep sea fishing and had an absolutely wonderful time!

Visited: Jun 10, 2018

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Low cost souvenirs. Ship was close to town. We went to the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show and it was very entertaining.

Visited: Jun 17, 2019

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Lumberjack show! Get interactions with audience. Cheaper if you just walk over to it and buy a ticket inside the store. The show entrance is in the back door of the store.

Visited: May 04, 2019

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This was a very cool stop. Creek street was colorful and informative. The people in Alaska are so friendly and the scenery is beautiful. My wife Glenda Shockley and I are drawn to this majestic place.

On a budget. ..we did the Duck Boat city / harbor excursion...ended up being Alot of FUN...and at the same time learned alot about Ketchacan. ..the port and surrounding area were picture perfect. !

Visited: Jun 15, 2019

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This was my favorite port. Visit Creek St!!! I loved it. We did the Lumberjack Show. This port I had ample amount of time to explore. It is cute and unique. Yes, they have a lot of tourist stuff, but what do you expect. It is how the people who are year-rounders make a living..on cruise ships arriving. Silly people!

Visited: Jul 28, 2019

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No excursions here, just walked around town and took photos. Ate at Annabelle’s which was awesome! Had dungenous crab that came with delicious homemade herb bread! There was a lot of road construction when we were there, so I’m sure it’s better without that. Creek Street had the Most unique shopping of any port of call on this cruise. You must stop and shop here!

Visited: May 31, 2019

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My husband did a Halibut Hunting excursion with several friends in our group. Our freezer is now filled with the halibut, cod and rockfish he caught!

Visited: Jul 29, 2017

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This is the it place to get your shopping done. Great variety, budget friendly selections and genuine local vendors. This differs a lot from the other ports which are bombarded by jewelers and pricier vendors owned by the cruise lines. There is also a free white school bus that shuttles you around town. 20min waiting intervals near the cruise tram.

Visited: Aug 28, 2015

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Did the Bering Sea Crab Fisherman’s Tour and it was wonderful! Showed us four types of fishing techniques, brought up crab and prawns. Very interactive, letting guests interact with the equipment and catches/crabs when they weren’t operating equipment. Highlight was a feeding of bald eagles. Upward of 20 of them circling/diving around the boat.