Best of Juneau, Skagway, and Victoria Three Port Package

3 Port Package

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This package includes: Exclusive Juneau City and Mendenhall Glacier Tour, White Pass Summit Rail and Bus Excursion, and Downtown Food And Victoria Walking Tour

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Exclusive Juneau City and Mendenhall Glacier Tour

Shore Excursion Size

Standard

Shore Excursion Type Eco, Nature

Shore Excursion Duration 3 Hours

Activity Level

Easy

Shore Excursion Leaves From

An approximately 5 to 25-minute walk or an approximately 5 minute shuttle ride (not included, approximately $5 US per person) is required to reach your departure location.

Food/Beverage Provided Not Included

Recommended Dress Guests should dress in warm layers appropriate for changing weather conditions and temperatures. The outer layer should be waterproof. Guests should wear comfortable waterproofed walking shoes.

Restrictions Walking at the visitors center includes some steps and inclines. The tour vehicle can store one fold-up wheelchair with advance notice. Scooters are not accommodated. Without prior notice, space for collapsible wheelchairs or walkers cannot be guaranteed. Infants, 12 months or under, who do not require a seat and ride on the parent's lap are free of charge but must be accounted for at the time of booking.

Alaska's Juneau City & Mendenhall Glacier Tour

Start your Mendenhall Glacier Adventure right in the center of Juneau's downtown. Before or after your trip, have a stroll around the stores and restaurants. Our little, modest village spans just six square blocks. Your Dock Rep will promptly transport you and your tour guide on your way in a compact, big windowed bus that can fit no more than thirty people.

After departing on your narrated trip along the picturesque Gastineau Channel, which passes by several boat harbors and marshes, you will be at your destination in 20 to 30 minutes. Juneau is unique in that it is a dead end at both ends, boasting only 45 miles of road. During your tour, you will explore 13 miles of this road and arrive at the famous Mendenhall Glacier. It is the only glacier in Southeast Alaska accessible by road and ranks as Alaska's third most popular attraction.

You will have one and a half hours to explore the Visitor Center, take a stroll along the Photo Point Trail and Nugget Falls, or just relax on one of the numerous boardwalks through the woods. From mid-July to mid-September, it's not uncommon to see local bears feasting on spawning salmon. Natural history and information on the resident bears is available from Forest Service interpreters on site. A wealth of information on the Juneau Icefield, the Glacier, bird migrations, and informative signage about the numerous songbirds will be obtained at the Visitor Center.

The Arctic Tern nesting colony is another attraction. An easily accessible location to witness the champion migrant up close in all of America. This location is full of unending grandeur. At the appointed time, meet your local representative for the trip back to Downtown Juneau, to complete your narrated tour.

Please Note: At the Visitor Center, Mendenhall Glacier is visible across Mendenhall Lake. This tour doesn't include walking on Mendenhall Glacier. Children ages 0 to 2 are not given a seat; children ages 2 to 12 are counted and given a seat.

White Pass Summit Rail and Bus Excursion

Shore Excursion Size

Small

Shore Excursion Type Eco, Nature

Shore Excursion Duration 3 Hours 30 Minutes

Activity Level

Easy

Shore Excursion Leaves From

Cruise Ship Pier

Food/Beverage Provided Not Included

Recommended Dress For all Alaska tours, we recommend layers of clothing, with the top layer being waterproof. We also suggest comfortable walking shoes that may get wet.

Restrictions All guests, regardless of age, must purchase a seat and be able to be belted in. Lap children are NOT allowed, each passenger must purchase a full-fare ticket. This tour cannot accommodate (and is not accessible to) wheelchairs, motorized scooters, or strollers. Guests must be able to pull themselves up onto and down from the train and motorcoach.

Collapsible walkers can be accommodated as long as the walker does not exceed the following measurements when folded up: 30 inches in length by 10 inches in width by 30 inches in height (including wheels). This tour can only accommodate "umbrella" style baby strollers that do not exceed the following measurements when folded up: 45 inches in length by 10 inches in width by 10 inches in height (including wheels). If there is no room on the bus, these items will have to be left behind with the local representative and delivered to the guest at the conclusion of the tour. Please be aware that this tour operates in the wilderness, hours away from medical facilities. Although staff do have general first aid knowledge, this tour is not recommended for guests with serious medical conditions.

The tour will be crossing the Canadian border and then back across the US border. All US and Canadian citizens who are 16 and older will be required to present a valid passport. It is suggested to bring a photo ID as well. Any guest unable to produce the proper identification will not be able to participate.

US and Canadian citizens who are under 16 years of age may travel with a certified birth certificate. People of all other citizenships are required to have a photo ID, a passport, and visa (if required) in their possession when crossing the border.

All minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian. If they are traveling with someone else, they must have a letter of consent signed by all of the minor's legal guardians. Any single adult traveling with a child under 18, must provide a death certificate for the non-accompanying parent(s) OR a certified letter from the non-accompanying parent(s) stating: 1) The accompanying parent has permission to take the child across the border, 2) The accompanying parent has the authority to make any and all decisions regarding any medical care required by the child, 3) Provide a daytime telephone number for the non-accompanying parent where they can be reached if there are any questions.

See White Pass Summit by Rail and Bus

Experience the best Skagway has to offer on this interesting and interactive Skagway White Pass Summit rail and bus excursion. A train ride on the White Pass Summit Rail will take you through history and some of the best natural scenery in the world. This bus and rail combination tour provides a view of the unparalleled beauty of Alaska from two completely different tour perspectives--one way by train and the other by bus.

Enjoy a relaxing 1 hour and 45 minute scenic journey on a train from Skagway to the top of the White Pass Summit. Along your journey you will pass Pitchfork Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, William Moore Bridge & Overlook, Skagway Scenic Overlook, Fraser Train Depot, Tormented Valley, and the "Welcome to Alaska" Sign. Please be advised that this Skagway port tour might alternate between operating with the bus portion first or the train portion first.

Please Note: All guests, regardless of age, must purchase a seat and be able to be belted in. Lap children are NOT allowed, each passenger must purchase a full-fare ticket.

All guests ages 16 and older are required to present an original passport when crossing the Canadian border; photocopies are not accepted. Guests should also bring any required visas or Permanent Resident Cards in addition to their passports. U.S. and Canadian citizens who are 15 years old or younger may travel with an original certified birth certificate instead of a passport. Birth certificates combined with a driverâ€™s license are not permitted for adults. Guests who are unable to present the required documentation at the time of departure will not be able to participate in the tour and will not be eligible for a refund. All minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian. If a minor is traveling with someone other than their legal guardian, they must have a notarized letter of consent signed by all legal guardians. Any single adult traveling with a child under 18 must provide either an original death certificate for the non-accompanying parent or a certified letter from the non-accompanying parent stating that the accompanying adult has permission to take the child across the border, that the accompanying adult has authority to make all medical decisions for the child, and providing a daytime telephone number for the non-accompanying parent in case further verification is needed.

Downtown Food And Victoria Walking Tour

Shore Excursion Size

Small

Shore Excursion Type Culinary / Food

Shore Excursion Duration 2 Hours

Activity Level

Easy

Shore Excursion Leaves From

An approximately 30-minute shuttle (approximately $15 US, not included) or an 10-minute taxi (approximately $10 US, not included) is required to reach the departure location. Full details will be provided in your electronic ticket upon confirmation.

Food/Beverage Provided Samples of food and beverages from 7-8 different stops. Please bring your own water bottle as one will not be provided.

Recommended Dress We recommend wearing comfortable, weather appropriate clothing and sensible, flat-soled walking shoes and umbrella as this tour operates regardless of weather. Sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen are suggested. Also bring a bag as the city of Victoria does not give out bags.

Restrictions Please indicate any allergies or special dietary restrictions (vegetarian) at least 24 hours before the tour at otet2012@gmail.com and reference your name and the tour that you will be attending. This tour is wheelchair accessible. This tour is roughly 45+ minutes of walking.

Join us for a delectable walking tour of downtown Victoria to discover some of the greatest hidden cuisine in the area. Small businesses that the locals are familiar with and adore make up each stop. The Legislature Building, the Inner Harbour, the Royal Theater, lively Fort Street, and other historical sites are among the sightseeing stops.

Dishes include a BC wine tasting, sweet and savory pastries, a Korean corn dog, charcuterie, Middle Eastern cuisine, locally made truffles, and macarons. Due to availability, dishes may change.

Begin your delicious tour by meeting with your guide at the Steamship Terminal Building in Downtown Victoria and enjoy breathtaking views of the buildings that surround and line the Inner Harbour, including the 19th-century Parliament Building, home to British Columbia's Legislative Assembly. Grab your camera to take stunning photos of the harbor and its other iconic surrounding buildings, such as the historic Empress Hotel, one of the city's oldest. Next, follow your guide to sip on two BC wines from Artisan Wine Shop. British Columbia is Canada's largest wine-producing region, accounting for 85 percent of British Columbian wine.

Dive into more delectable delights as you follow your guide to hidden local gems like Crust Bakery for some sweet and savory pastries, Smile Chicken for a fun Korean corn dog, and L'Apero Cheese Bistro for a charcuterie tasting. Walking along bustling Blanshard Street, the tour will also indulge in Middle Eastern Street food from Yalla and a mole-infused taco from La Taquisa. The tour ends on a sweet note visiting two dessert shops including Chocolate & Co and Bon Macaron. Be sure to bring your appetite and a bag to carry home unique Victorian foodie souvenirs!

From taking in the scenic views of Victorias' landmarks to learning about the city's culture as you taste delicious bites at hidden gems, this food, and wine walking excursion offer much to see and do. Book this tasty walking tour today and get ready to sink your teeth into some of Victoria's most delicious bites. Samples may vary depending on availability.

Please Note: Please indicate any special dietary restrictions including a request for the vegetarian option in advance so that the proper accommodations can be made.