Used this taxi service to get from downtown Juneau to the glacier and back. It worked out great…read morefor us. They kept in touch with us via phone, picked us up right where we were downtown, and then dropped us off at the glacier for an agreed-upon 2 hour time. That gave us plenty of time to walk to the glacier, see the sites, and get back in time for pickup. Our driver was friendly and the price was way cheaper than if we'd taken a different service. The vehicle was an older minivan but it was completely adequate for the trip.

Erika was waiting for us as we disembarked and promptly drove us to the Mendenhall Glacier. She…read morepointed out sites and interesting facts on the way up. She gave us tips on how to best use are time at the National Park. When we were done she was waiting for us at the prearranged time and place. A great experience. We have taken the public bus and tour buses in the past and will use her taxi service on our next visit to Alaska

One of few at airport yesterday. Personable. Beyond helpful with luggage. Taxi, shuttle, and tour…read moreaervice.

I highly recommend this taxi service Karla took us to the glacier while telling us about this…read morebeautiful places she was fun very knowledgeable of Alaska her vibe was contagious. She is amazing.

OHMIGAWD I took the rainforest canopy and zipline tour! What a thrilling and terrifying adventure!…read moreThe guides were wonderful, the equipment in good shape, and the scenery was unsurpassed. So exhilarating! Do this! You won't regret it!

This tour was a rip off. $75 per person, we were a group of 9. The driver drove across a busy…read morestreet downtown pointing out a few buildings, then drove about 20-30 minutes to the Mendenhall glacier, dropped us off and came back 2 hours later to pick us up. It would have been a lot cheaper to get a taxi

The base of this excursion is basically just a shuttle ride from downtown to the national park…read more Once you're dropped off it's an Individual experience from there. The part that made it worth the price was the father and daughter that shuttle you because they are extremely fun. If you're looking for more of a tour, or personal viewing points this is not the excursion for you.

Spoke with the woman for about 30 min, she took her time talking to me and suggested few things to…read moredo and see. It was my first stop after eating in Juneau and it was a good all. SHe provided me with maps as well.

Do this!!! Great way to see the area and taste some awesome drinks/food. Super affordable for what…read moreyou get. Your tour guide will also give you history of places around town. Shout out to our amazing guide Crystal. She was just so friendly and fun. She made the tour so fun and was very patient and informative. Highly recommended!!!

Alright, I have mixed feelings about about this organization. The premise is good, and you get to…read moresee the downtown... Our tour guide has not lived here long, and could not answer too many questions about the state capitol or the location industry... He kept referring us to google for answers.... He did his job, but it was a let down.. I would pass on this for what we paid...

I took the Alaska Marine Highway System Ferry from Skagway to Juneau, Alaska. The trip was 6 hours…read morelong. And...we did make a brief 45 minute stop in Haines, AK to drop off passengers and then load some more onto the boat, being the M?V LeConte ship vessel. I paid $217 for the first leg of my trip to Juneau. But, in fact, I paid $275 for my return voyage back to Skagway. So...prices do fluctuate. Also, excursions aren't scheduled every day. Sometimes a ferry may not do a specific route for a few days at a time. I booked my ticket on the Alaska Marine Highway website, which was easy and accommodative to use. And...lol, I almost forgot to mention...I had my car with me. That's why it was so expensive...over $500 roundtrip. Had it been just myself without my car, the fare would have been reduced by almost 2/3's! One note...if you want to visit Juneau, Alaska...there are no roads to lead here. It's either taking a ferry or flying. The 2 towns, Skagway and Juneau, are located within the Inside Passage section of Alaska, basically in the southeast inlet of the state. The ferry ride was enjoyable. I rode it back in the middle of August, 2022 and the weather was perfect outside. It was so nice...passengers were sitting in lounge chairs on the Solarum Deck and tanning! This LeConte vessel had pretty much everything. There's an upper and lower deck to observe and appreciate the surroundings while capturing fresh air. Included on the boat was a cafeteria, a movie lounge with comfortable seats, and plenty of room and space to sit down and relax. Plus, along a decent portion of the trip, I actually had cell phone reception. It was just in the remote, middle portion of the journey where there was no signal. I'd say for the most part of the 6 hour voyage, the time went by quickly. Although it's not like taking a luxurious cruise or a sightseeing boat tour, it still had a casualness and laidback atmosphere for the passengers. I departed from Skagway around 2:15pm and arrived in Juneau about 9:30pm and that included the stopover in Haines. Btw...I was able to check-in for my departure 2 hours ahead of time at 12:15pm. Overall, I liked my time on this Alaska Marine Ferry. It gave me an opportunity to explore around not just Juneau...but then gave me access to a flight out to Gustavus and Glacier Bay National Park, which had been on my To-Do List for quite some time.

My 3-star is strictly for the on-board food, because this is Yelp. I should say that the ferry was…read moreon-time, well-maintained, and overall a wonderful local Alaskan experience and great way to see some of the inside passage. That said, both the snack bar and dining room had decidedly underwhelming food. At the snack bar, while the grilled cheese had above-average bread and perfectly average American cheese, the clam chowder was pretty sloppy (albeit very Alaskan). At the dining room, the halibut was overseasoned and overcooked, with a dry texture and lacking flavor--hardly a good way to showcase Alaska's signature fish. To their credit, though, the accompanying green beans were fresh.

This is a beautiful port! The ships pull up to this neat board walk and it is walking distance to…read moreeverything in the downtown. We enjoyed Tracy's Crabs, shopping, whale watching and a helicopter ride to Mendenhall Glacier here. Lots of wild life and there is a neat tramway right in the port.