
hoonah, Alaska
Hoonah Travel Adventures — Whale Watching
Separately bookable Icy Strait tours near Hoonah include a guaranteed whale-watching trip, a brown bear search, and kayaking.
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Alaska Native-owned excursion hub at a restored 1912 cannery in Hoonah — whale watching, bear search tours, ziplining, and Tlingit cultural experiences.

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Icy Strait Point is a cruise destination and excursion operation in Hoonah, Alaska's largest Native Tlingit village, built around a restored salmon cannery dating to 1912. It is 100% owned and operated by Alaska Natives through Huna Totem Corporation, which bought the cannery site in 1996 and welcomed the first cruise ship in 2004; tour and dining revenue directly supports Huna Totem shareholders and the community.
Excursions include whale watching and marine mammal cruises, brown bear search tours, the ZipRider zipline, kayaking, bird watching, hiking, and Tlingit cultural experiences at the Heritage Center.
Background as described by the operator on their own website.
$149–$299/person guided excursions (2–6 hrs); salmon fishing from $199/person
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hoonah, Alaska
Separately bookable Icy Strait tours near Hoonah include a guaranteed whale-watching trip, a brown bear search, and kayaking.
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hoonah, Alaska
Hooked Adventures also runs a separate 3-hour Whale Watching Tour in Icy Strait to spot humpbacks, orcas, sea otters, and brown bears.
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