Sitka Port Guide-What to Do in One Day in Sitka, Alaska
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the most important thing whenever you're doing a tour on any ship and any destination is that you know what time you need to be back onto the ship by
we decided to take an independent tour we did not use the Norwegian tour for this one
the bus held about 14 people and they gave us this absolutely beautiful tour of the city
the view is gorgeous the trails everybody seem to enjoy the totem poles were absolutely amazing to look at
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#travel #travelvlog #alaska #cruise #sitka When cruising Alaska, the port time is really limited, so we knew we wanted to make the most out of each port, and fit in everything that was important for us to see while in Sitka, Alaska. You are definitely going to see really expensive tours in Sitka, but the one we found was the perfect combo for us of having small tour groups, getting to see all the attractions we were interested in, and having time to explore on our own as well. We chose Baranof Tours and the Simply Amazing Sitka Tour: Fortress of the Bear, Alaska Raptor, & Totems. Our day started off by taking the free shuttle into town and then arriving at Harrigan Centennial Hall where we were met by our tour guide who helped us into a small van that held about 10-14 people. He took us on a scenic drive before arriving at our first destination Fortress of the Bear. Fortress of the Bear is a rescue facility for both brown and black bears. Then we headed to the Alaskan Raptor Center to see bald eagles and owls, and other birds that are either being rehabbed or being kept safe. Last up, we headed to Sitka National Historical Park where we learned about the Tlingit and Haida Totem poles and some Indigenous history. Once our tour was over, we walked through town where we experienced some local cuisine. We sampled reindeer hotdogs, crab mac and cheese, black cod tips, and the infamous Alaskan Crab Leg. #traveling #travelling #travelblogger #travelgram #cruisevacation #cruiseblogger #cruisevlogger #cruisevlog #cruisevlogs For travel inquiries, please visit: https://germiliona.cruiseone.com or email Gina @ g.ermiliona@cruiseone.com _______________________________________________________________________ This is not a sponsored video. The affiliate links are listed above and earn a commission on purchases, with no cost to the consumer. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. _____________________________________________________________________ Business inquiries: please contact Gina at ohanaeatz@gmail.com Tour: Baranof Tours- can be booked through https://www.baranoftours.com/ or https://www.viator.com/tours/Sitka/Simply-Amazing-Sitka-Tour/d4153-64781P20 Fortress of the Bear- http://www.fortressofthebear.org/ Alaska Raptor Center-https://alaskaraptor.org/ Sitka National Park- https://www.nps.gov/sitk/index.htm Crab Leg from...Sitka’s Burger & Crab Shack- 327 Seward St, Sitka, AK 99835 Mac n cheese n cod tips from...Ashmo's Seafood Truck https://ashmos.edan.io/ Reindeer Hot Dog from...Reindeer Redhots- Corner of Lake & Lincoln Streets, Sitka, AK Fudge from...New Archangel Trading Co-335 Harbor Dr, Sitka, AK 99835