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The ones worth booking.
The 5 Anchorage tours travellers book more than any others, with the operator, the running time and the real price set out on each one.
Anchorage wilderness tour with wildlife at the Alaska Conservation Center, glacier views in Chugach, Beluga Point, and optional Portage cruise.
“Tour guide was friendly and insightful, made us feel like the journey was at our pace. 10/10 Holly thank you!”
Ride Anchorage’s trolley for about an hour with live narration, moose and seaplanes, Lake Hood, and 1964 earthquake history for $25.
“Anchorage is a small town. Not much to see. The trolley tour is a decent experience. The driver/narrator is quite knowledgeable.”
Red trolley tour of Anchorage in 90 minutes, hitting Earthquake Park and Lake Hood seaplanes, with photo stops and local stories.
“We had to miss this due to a scheduling conflict but they refunded our cost. We really appreciate this, since these things sometimes happen. We have done a ton of tours through Viator so we appreciate some consideration when needed..”
A 3.5-hour small-group Anchorage tour mixing Ship Creek salmon, Lake Hood planes, Ulu knife making, and tasty reindeer sausage plus smoked salmon.
“Melissa was great as we had the luxury of having a Native, Inuit not only show us the history about the places but her own personal stories which was so rare to have. Our experience, also being Native Hawaiians made it more relevant and we enjoyed the beautiful scenery, delicious food tastings and rare moose…”
Anchorage wildlife and glaciers by small group: Turnagain Arm sightings, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, and a rainforest walk near Portage.
“Winter is not the time for this tour. I discovered after the fact that visitors who took the tour in other seasons saw much more than we did. The view at turnagain was beautiful, then it was downhill from there on. It was very windy and cold at the wildlife conservation area. To our tour…”
