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Discover Ketchikan’s native culture with a private tour visiting Saxman Native Village, over 25 totem poles, a traditional dance performance, and Creek Street shopping.
Exploring Ketchikan is made special with the Private Saxman Native Village Signature Collection & Creek Street tour. Priced at $750 per group (up to 14 people), this 3-hour experience offers an intimate look into Tlingit traditions, combined with scenic sightseeing and local shopping. The tour features private transportation, a guided visit to Saxman Native Village, and a stop at historic Creek Street, making it ideal for those seeking a personalized and culturally rich excursion.
This tour is perfect for visitors interested in native art, cultural performances, and local history. The inclusion of Snacks and bottled water adds a thoughtful touch, while the admission fee to Saxman Totem Park is covered. One consideration is the duration of each stop, allowing enough time to enjoy the sights without feeling rushed. It’s a good fit for those who appreciate a relaxed pace and private group experiences.

The tour begins with a visit to the Saxman Native Village, renowned for its over 25 totem poles standing proud in Saxman Totem Park. Visitors have access to the carving center and the clan house, where a traditional dance performance offers a lively glimpse into Tlingit culture. The admission fee to the park is included in the price, ensuring a smooth experience.
Throughout the visit, you’ll learn about the different totem poles’ meanings and history, and see skilled carvers at work on ongoing projects. This stop is designed to provide a comprehensive view of native artistry and storytelling, making it one of the most visually striking elements of the tour.
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Next, the guide leads a drive through Downtown Ketchikan, providing insights into the town’s history and local landmarks. This one-hour segment is a chance to see public art, historical buildings, and the town’s unique character from the comfort of the vehicle.
This part of the tour is admission-free and offers a relaxed opportunity to get a sense of Ketchikan’s atmosphere. It’s a practical way to connect the native cultural visit with the broader story of this lively Alaskan port.

The final stop is at Creek Street, a historic area famous for its wooden boardwalks and art galleries. Visitors can stroll at their leisure through local shops and galleries, discovering handcrafted items and artwork. The Salmon ladder at Creek Street also provides a chance to spot local wildlife, especially salmon during spawning season.
This 30-minute stop is perfect for some light shopping and wildlife spotting, adding a relaxing end to the tour. Since no admission fee is charged, it’s a casual way to enjoy Ketchikan’s charming waterfront.

Throughout the tour, a private, air-conditioned vehicle ensures comfort and convenience. This setup keeps the experience intimate and flexible, with only your private group participating. The driver-guide offers personalized insights, making the journey both informative and comfortable.
The Snacks and bottled water included help keep everyone refreshed during the outings, especially on warm days or longer sightseeing stops.

Booking this tour guarantees confirmation upon reservation and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. The service animals are allowed, and the experience is suitable for most travelers, depending on mobility needs.
Since this is a private activity, it offers a tailored experience, avoiding large group crowds. The duration of about 3 hours makes it a manageable option to combine with other excursions or shore activities in Ketchikan.

What makes this tour stand out is its combination of culture and scenic sightseeing within a private setting. The visit to Saxman Native Village with the included dance performance and totem pole viewing offers a rich, authentic glimpse into the Tlingit tradition. Plus, the stop at Creek Street adds a relaxed, local flavor to the experience.
The private transportation ensures a personalized pace, and the cost covers both the cultural site and the scenic drive, making it a clear and straightforward option for those wanting an all-in-one experience.

This experience appeals to people interested in native culture, art, and history. It’s suitable for families, couples, and small groups seeking a personalized, informative outing. The 3-hour duration and light walking make it accessible for most guests, though those with mobility concerns should check specifics.
Those who value private guides and tailored experiences will appreciate how this tour balances cultural depth with comfort. It’s ideal for visitors who prefer curated, small-group activities over larger, more generic excursions.

This tour delivers a focused, culturally rich snapshot of Ketchikan’s native heritage alongside some classic town highlights. The admission to Saxman Totem Park, along with live performances and totem pole viewing, makes it a compelling journey into the Tlingit tradition.
The scenic drive through Downtown Ketchikan and the stop at Creek Street add a relaxed, local flavor, rounding out the experience. The private setting ensures a more intimate, flexible outing, perfect for travelers who value personalized service and cultural authenticity.
While it’s a shorter tour, the thoughtfully curated stops and inclusions make it a valuable addition to any Alaskan itinerary focused on native culture and scenic charm. The free cancellation policy offers peace of mind, making this a reliable choice for those seeking a balanced, engaging excursion in Ketchikan.
What is included in the tour price?
The admission fee to Saxman Native Village Totem Park, private transportation, air-conditioned vehicle, Snacks (Alaskan Snack Box), and bottled water are included.
How long does the tour last?
The total duration is approximately 3 hours, with specific stops lasting around 1 hour 30 minutes at Saxman, 1 hour for the downtown drive, and 30 minutes at Creek Street.
Is this tour suitable for children?
While specific age restrictions are not provided, the light walking and seated performances make it generally suitable for most travelers, including families.
Can service animals participate?
Yes, service animals are allowed on this tour.
What is the cancellation policy?
You can cancel for free up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund.
Is there an option to customize the experience?
This is a private tour, so it naturally offers some flexibility, but specific customization options are not detailed.
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor sightseeing and weather conditions in Ketchikan is advisable.
Is lunch included?
No, lunch is not included, but snacks and bottled water are provided.
What stops are part of the itinerary?
The stops include Saxman Native Village, a scenic drive through Downtown Ketchikan, and Creek Street.
How many people can participate?
Up to 14 people can join this private group, ensuring an intimate experience.
Where do I meet the guide?
The specific meeting point isn’t detailed in the data, but the tour is operated by Cape Fox Tours, which will confirm arrangements at booking.