Set off on an unforgettable private adventure in the picturesque port of Juneau, Alaska! This tour is the perfect introduction to Alaska's capital, showcasing its top attractions and stunning natural beauty, all from the comfort of a modern vehicle.
From the moment you're picked up, our expert driver will whisk you away on a journey through Juneau's most captivating sights. Get ready to soak in the beauty of the landscape as we traverse through the city. Among the highlights, you'll visit the iconic Shrine of St. Therese, a peaceful retreat with breathtaking views. Not to be missed is the Juneau Whale Statue, a striking representation of the area's marine life. .
Another must-see is the famous Salmon Hatchery, where you can learn about local wildlife and the salmon lifecycle—an integral part of Alaska's culture and economy. Weather permitting, we might extend our exploration to include parts of Douglas Island, offering a glimpse into the quieter side of Juneau life. Keep your camera ready as we drive by the Governor's Mansion and cross the scenic Juneau-Douglas Bridge, providing stunning views of the surrounding mountains and waterways.
Best of all, entrance fees to all attractions are included in the tour price, so you can enjoy a hassle-free exploration of Juneau's highlights without any extra costs. Don't miss out — experience the beauty of Juneau and get ready for a memorable adventure when you book your scenic road trip today.
$111 per person
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Reference: Princess Cruises, Coral Princess, Departing Sun, Aug 3, 2025
Buy OnlineShore Excursion Size: Private
Shore Excursion Type: Private Sightseeing
Shore Excursion Duration: 3
Shore Excursion Departs From: Cruise Ship Pier
Activity Level: Easy
Food/Beverage Provided: Snack Included
Recommended Dress: We recommend wearing comfortable clothing, a jacket, and closed-toe walking shoes. A hat, scarf, and gloves are also suggested on cold days.
Restrictions: This tour is not wheelchair accessible.