Took the Hoonah exploration trip, which was a tram ride through Huna with an indigenous tour guide who explained totem poles and the story of how her people got to icy straight point. That was very educational. Then, the tram stopped at what the guide said were the original indigenous buildings in Hoonah, sad this was a private tour and the tour was over, and we were expected to walk back to the ship, which was about a half to 3/4 of a mile away. She offered to show us how to get there. The group mutinied and made her take us back to the departure den where we had started. We then took the green gondola over to the other side, did a self tour of the cannery, ate lunch over there, bought some souvenirs, and enjoyed that part of the day. I wouldn’t waste my money on the Hoonah tour.
We took the excursion for the lumberjack show and crab fest. Turns out, the crab fest was first, so we were eating crab and cheesecake at 8:30 in the morning. Not a problem. The lumberjack show was entertaining and fun and I would watch it again.
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