Haines Cruise Reviews

Lovely port. Very quaint and took advantage of the ability to just walk around, eat locally, and enjoy the Hammer Museum. ...

I love small town Haines. Friendly greeting, free shuttle bus into town from the Port. Walked past Fort Seward 1 mile to Mud Bay. Car rentals are an option also. Don't miss the Brewery..half a block from the shuttle stop. 5 ounce tasters are $2-$3. ...

We bought the museum package for $20. It included the Raptie Center, the Hammer Museum and another one that I can remember the name of. All three were interesting. Loved the stuffed animal exhibit and talk at he Raptor center ...

Didn’t care for Haines. We took ferry to Skagway. More happening in Skagway. Ferry ride was great narrated by great knowledgeable team. And Red onion was worth visit. Tour was great as was food. ...

We rented a car here and drove to the 2 parks then to Kroshel Films for their tour. It was a very enjoyable day all around. ...

We walked through town and loved the "Rusty Compass" coffee shop and bakery, with wifi. ...

Haines is a lovely little town. And the only one the Captain spoke highly of. We disembarked to walk about and pick up a few munchies. ...

Wonderful "little town" we had a wonderful tour of the town and old "Fort Seward". ...

We rented a car through Avis (outback) and did a road trip to Haines Junction, Yukon, Canada. We stopped at the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, Mile Roadhouse for cookies and sandwiches, and the Million Dollar falls campground. We also went to Chilkoot State Park, which had a beautiful lake and a salmon ladder (it's a good place to see bears although we were not so lucky). The views from the road ...

Very little to do here. Tours were very ordinary so we didn't take any did a local work. We saw a bald eagle nesting tenslding young. Transfers to Skagway were very expensive ...