Enjoy the Great Alaska Lumberjack Show while in port at Ketchikan. This extravaganza will introduce you to the world's best lumberjacks, who compete in a number of events for the title of "Bull of the Woods."

Why settle for just land or sea when you could have both? Ketchikan's Duck Tour will take you for a splash with a fully amphibious sightseeing tour.

This is a perfect option for fans of TV’s “Deadliest Catch” -- get your hands wet pulling up crab pots from waters surrounding Ketchikan’s coastline followed by a fresh Dungeness Crab feast!

Explore Misty Fjords -- one of nature's most spectacular natural creations -- while cruising on a luxury vessel through Ketchikan.

Board a real life crab-fishing vessel in Ketchikan. Popularized by the television show Deadliest Catch, fishing for king crab is notorious for being one of the world's most dangerous professions.

Visit Ketchikan's own Saxman Native Village, home to an authentic clan house and the world's largest collection of standing totem poles. If you book a tour through your cruise ship you can even see a native dancing show.

Journey into the heart of Misty Fjords National Monument, a nearly 2.3 million-acre tract of wilderness east of Ketchikan, and experience the raw power of the great Alaskan north. Known as "The Yosemite of the North," the terrain in Misty Fjords has been sculpted over the millennia by creeping

Opt for a salmon fishing adventure or go bottom fishing for rockfish and halibut -- two popular fishing excursions enjoyed by locals and visitors alike.

Parks such as Ketchikan Totem Bight State Park feature recreated Native Alaskan villages with traditional homes for a taste of native history and mythology.

A rainforest hike in Ketchikan is a great way to get active outdoors—and admire the flora and fauna that makes Alaska so memorable.

With breathtaking views and abundant wildlife, a zip-lining tour is the perfect way to spend a day experiencing Ketchikan.

Take to the skies and explore the deep Alaskan wilderness with a guided float plane expedition.

Tour the town of Ketchikan, the first city on the Inside Passage, by visiting local attractions and learning about Alaskan history and culture.

Take in the breathtaking seascape as you witness an abundance of local wildlife and learn about the area's history and culture.

Kayaking through Ketchikan's icy waters is an active way to experience Alaska's gorgeous scenery.

View Misty Fjords National Monument and the prehistoric land of the Alaskan Glacier from above on a seaplane excursion in Ketchikan.

Venture into the Tongass National Rainforest on a trail that puts you up close and personal with the flora and fauna of the area. Look for wildlife that frequent the area including a variety of birds, black bears, deer, mink, marten and seals.

Immerse yourself in Ketchikan’s breathtaking underwater world as you snorkel the calm, emerald waters off its coastline.

Watch wildlife appear before your eyes as you are guided through beautiful Ketchikan. The history is as rich as the beautiful scenery you will encounter.

Hit the accelerator for an off-road adventure of a lifetime. Venture through mountain trails and rainforests and along canals as you learn about the history, culture and economy of Ketchikan in an adventure kart expedition.

Visitors to Ketchikan will be intrigued by its rich Native heritage and impressed with both the scenic town and its surroundings.

Take flight by chartered seaplane and observe the Ketchikan wild and breath-taking views of untapped nature from an innovative and amazing perspective.

Emerge into Ketchikan’s true backcountry as you embark on a zodiac excursion around Alaska’s coastline.

Experience a day in the life of a local Alaskan as you explore recreated Native Alaskan villages and watch Native carvers at work at Ketchikan’s Potlatch Park.

Take a canoe trip through the beautiful waters of Ketchikan, and experience the Alaskan wilderness.