Ketchikan post office rarely delivers anything to Whale Pass, Prince of Wales Island in a…read morereasonable amount of time.

They charged my card significantly more than advertised. Make sure you check what they billed you…read moreso you don't get ripped off. The flight was great but the unexpected increase in price left a bad taste in my mouth.

We did the Misty Fjords flight and it was incredible Our…read morepilot, Asa, was great and narrated our flight while keeping our little plane steady. The whole staff was very friendly. Our flight was beautiful and I felt safe the whole time. The main building was clean with nice restrooms and a gift shop area. I highly recommend Taquan Air for a beautiful and safe flight.

Ketch a Courier did a same day delivery of 500lbs of ice melt! What a wonderful thing to be able to…read moreget what we needed delivered since we couldn't get down our steep drive. Thanks so much!!! you two are amazing!!! ~Todd and Asha

From the owner: We are a CALL/TEXT ON-DEMAND package delivery service focused on Revillagigedo Island. Contact us…read moreby phone anytime, day or night to order a Courier to pick up any sealed packages from Friends, Restaurants, Grocery Stores, and Businesses. Plus, ask us about our Special Orders and Discounts.

This was our first time in Ketchikan. I just wanted to go look around at this location…read more I am glad we came in and looked around. I found a beanie with sled dogs and Alaska embroidered on it for seventy five cents. Then I found a reversible jacket embroidered with Alaska in both sides. I also found a Vera Bradley wallet for three dollars. My sister found an autographed copy of a children's book she reads to her students. We also found a new sealed build and steam engine kit. I recommend coming here to find the best deals on things you didn't know you even wanted!!

We try to hit up a thrift store on each trip we take to check out the local flavor, get a real…read moreand/or gag item we want to take home and have fun. This small thrift store doesn't have much to offer but we found a couple things we liked! And it had some hidden treasures like gorgeous wedding gowns for $90. They had cassette tapes which I haven't seen in 20 years. 85% of the items for sale were clothes, 10% toys and the rest were a very small selection of books, CDs, electrical wires and odd things. Found an Elvis CD and a book. Our items were put in a Safeway grocery bag. Good luck selling the ancient piano for the thousands you're asking for!

It's very small, but the Ketchikan Visitors Bureau is definitely worth a quick visit, especially if…read moreyou're coming in on a cruise. It's pretty clear they cater to cruise ship passengers, and they're always very helpful and eager to answer any questions. They've got lots of info on local tours, shops, restaurants, and attractions, so it's a great place to get your bearings when you first arrive. One of the best things to grab is a city map. Ketchikan isn't very big, but they offer some easy self-guided walking tours that make exploring a lot more fun. Plus, there's just something nice about having a paper map in hand. It's practical and makes for a great little souvenir afterward. The staff are always friendly and easy to chat with, and over the years, they've pointed us toward a few things we might've missed otherwise. There's also a wide range of brochures you can flip through if you want to plan on the spot. They have free restrooms and an ATM on site, too. If you're looking to book something last minute, their Tour Center (open May through September) is a really convenient option for same-day tours. They also have visitor centers at Berth 2 (open year-round) and Berth 3 (seasonal), so you'll likely run into one no matter how you arrive. Overall, it's a great and helpful first stop to help you make the most of your time in Ketchikan.

The Ketchikan Visitors Bureau is basically the hub for tours and excursions in town, and where they…read moreall seem to depart from. I came in on the NCL Joy, and the shuttle drops you close by about a 10 to 15 minute walk. Honestly, the walk itself is part of the fun since it's through a touristy strip with plenty of shops and restaurants to peek into (or snack at) before you even get to the bureau. If you didn't book something on the ship (which I would highly recommend doing because we were in on a busy port day and it was a madhouse) this is a good spot to snag a tour on your own. The staff here are helpful, point you in the right direction, and the restrooms are clean (which always feels like winning in a busy port). It's also where Holland America ships dock, so you'll see a steady buzz of activity. And if you're not in the mood for an excursion? It makes a decent place to just stay dry and warm, since Ketchikan lived up to its "Rain Capital of Alaska" nickname the day we were there!

its very good they have a ton everything…read morecarmels are great! The staff are really nice i have many photos of stuff:

I'm curious if the owner of this business is an "absent" owner because the employees seemed very…read moreput off by my specific printing requests, as if they didn't mind whether or not I achieved the printing result I was seeking. I found that odd, because the point of business is to provide service and make profit.

So quick & easy to rent the Uhaul especially when I was able to do it online…read more They had moving boxes, bubble wrap and tape that I was able to pick up too.