Explore Beyond the Dock: Unforgettable Private Tour in Sitka

Starrigavan Recreation Area, just north of Sitka, Alaska, is a nature lover's paradise. Here you'll find a beautiful estuary teeming with birdlife, perfect for observing on the quarter-mile boardwalk trail. We can hop on the Forest to Muskeg trail for a short hike through spruce-hemlock forest and muskeg on various trails, keeping an eye out for resident brown bears, eagles, and deer.

The drive to Fortress of the Bear is a scenic adventure! Trade charming downtown for breathtaking Alaskan scenery - mountains, wildlife, and a glimpse of the local ecosystem! Keep your eyes peeled. Once we arrive, learn about rescued brown and black bears. A must-see stop!

Soar with rescued raptors! The Alaska Raptor Center heals injured birds and showcases majestic eagles, hawks, owls, and falcons. Witness these incredible birds up-close and learn about their vital role in the Alaskan ecosystem.

Panoramic views, rich history! Hike Castle Hill and soak in stunning vistas of Sitka Harbor and the Alaskan landscape. Explore the site of Tlingit and Russian forts, where Alaska officially became part of the U.S. in 1867.

You'll have some time to wander Sitka's charm! Immerse yourself in colorful Russian architecture, marvel at the iconic onion domes of St. Michael's Cathedral, or delve into WWII history on Japonski Island. You can top it off with a taste of nostalgia at the legendary Pioneer Bar, a Sitka institution steeped in fishing history. Just let us know what you are interested in and we are happy to customize your experience! Unforgettable experiences and Alaskan charm await!

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Sitka at Sitka National Historical Park. Towering spruce trees stand sentinel over a fascinating blend of history and culture. Marvel at the intricate carvings on Tlingit and Haida totem poles, silent storytellers whispering tales of the past. Explore the battlefields where indigenous Tlingit people and Russian traders clashed centuries ago. This park is where Alaska's past comes alive, offering a glimpse into the island's dramatic and diverse history.