Employees are very friendly. We were in town and stopped by…read more Everything is handcrafted made everything from rugs, blankets, shoes, and much more we were so impressed ! A must see! Great place for gifts!

This place has really cool and unique products. We got a bag, a belt, and a sunglasses case…read more Favorite purchase while visiting Alaska.

Cutest store in Ketchikan with original cool vintage finds, the owner was very sweet.read more

Maiden Voyage is a weird store and right up my alley. Check this place out for antiques, unique…read morehome decor, vintage jewelry, and real local items and not things mass produced in a factory with "Alaska" stamped on them. Maiden Voyage is owned by a young lady who goes to yard sales, estate sales and the like in Ketchikan and the neighboring areas and gets items to sell at her store. The pleasant clerk that chatted with us explained this. So many strange and interesting things in this store. From gorgeous oil paintings of the harbor to vintage jewelry to tin signs to a skull necklace to rocking chairs to chest of drawers to the American flag art made with shells to books to plates, this shop sells you Ketchikan. Many nautically themed things are for sale here like shells, glass floats, ship paintings, earrings that look like Mermaid jewelry - no idea what kind of metal but no other way to describe it, see pictures. The items slither out the door onto the porch so check out the full area.

I'm a bit mixed on this business. They definitely have numerous high end and very beautiful works…read moreof art with corresponding high price points. My issue was with the salesman that continued to follow me throughout the store, giving me prices on any item I took a shine to, where the prices continued to drop as I walked through the store. This type of behavior gave me no faith in getting a fair price plus I do not like being hounded by a salesman when shopping. These behavioral issues aside , It is definitely worth coming in here to look at the merchandise due to the beautiful and unique nature of the artwork. Having said that, I would not buy anything here before cross referencing it online to get some comparative pricing before you put thousands of dollars down on some artwork.

We accidentally stumbled upon this shop while exploring the area, and wow what a unique find! The…read morestore is filled with all kinds of interesting treasures, handmade items, crystals, and other shiny things that are fun to browse, even if you're just window shopping. The prices were on the higher side, but that's understandable since many of the items are handmade or custom made. One thing we thought was really cool was that they offer free arrowheads, which was a fun and unexpected touch. We didn't end up purchasing anything ourselves, but we still enjoyed stopping in and looking around. If you love crystals, handcrafted pieces, or just discovering unusual local shops, this is definitely worth a visit.

Had a racist experience today during the art walk with the owner. It was our first stop for the art…read morewalk we went in looked at the art pieces picked up a few pieces and put them back. We didn't buy anything but we're not required to. At the back of the store there serving food, we were surprised we didn't know there was food we asked and they told us it was free. We got some food ate it and my friend continued to look around while I went out to eat my food so I wasn't just standing in the way. Two more of my friend come out and join me while we wait for my other friends to finish looking. The OWNER (I'll include a picture of her lol tell me if that's the owner) came and told us (we're all black by the way) they weren't just giving free food and this was about art. I replied that we did look at the art pieces. I was really shocked because we spend a least 10-15 minutes looking at the art. We made sure the food was free before we took any and I went out side to eat to be respectful just in case I dropped anything on some art pieces. We were the only ones she said this to. It our first time in Ketchikan so to experience this in our first weeks here was so upsetting.

This gallery has very nice quality artwork and quite a variety. The service is also friendly and…read morehelpful. There is a website as well. Definitely worth a stop.

I had to stare at the picture I uploaded to remember what this store is. Oh yeah - it finally came…read moreback to me, one week later. A store selling beach and Alaska themed home decor, gifts, candy and Christmas items. This is a small store that sells the same regular stuff I've seen at other places in Ketchikan with some added beachy items. There wasn't anything I couldn't live without, like chocolate candy called bear poop or a glass shell Christmas ornament. It's a cute shop that's clean, with some whimsy. If I lived here, I'd visit on occasion to see what was new.

It's reminds me of a fireworks mixed with a William Sonoma kinda feel. They also sell macaroons…read moreand cute little gifts and things. I really like it overall the other tourist traps that are located in town. Definitely will be back

This is a nice, bright jewelry and home decor store close to the port. The sales girl was very nice…read moreand we chatted for a few minutes about the season and then the new locations of her store. I also checked in while at the store on my Yelp App and it said I was entitled to a small gift of black pearl earrings. I felt bad declining them because she said that it had been a long time since she last saw that banner and then went to see if they even still carried that token. I looked at some really nice jewelry and now I have some thinking to do.

This was our first visit to Alaska and we were cruising from Seward to Vancouver, one of our stops…read morewas Ketchikan. Julie's Fine Jewelry had been recommended by a friend that regularly visit's Alaska. The sales person was Lynn B and she was very helpful with finding some jewelry. I also had a chance to speak with Julie and learn more about the area. Julie suggested I walk up Mill St to Ketchikan Creek to watch the salmon spawning. This side trip turned out to be another highlight of our Alaska trip Overall a very nice selection of jewelry and excellent customer service with a side of local flavor. Definitely a five star experience. Instead f another picture of the store I'm including a picture of the side trip Julie recommended

This is a great company! Courtney came out and measured my windows and discussed my needs. Then we…read morewent to her showroom where I was able to see all the possible solutions. She even took pictures of all the windows and put them up on her television in the showroom which really helped me remember clearly what things look like. It helped make choices. Her installer was fast and professional. The whole experience was fun and I'm thrilled with the end result. Total transformation! Great service, very professional but still fun. Great suggestions. Costco carries Graber, so I know it's a good product for a good value.

From the owner: Welcome to Best Window Blinds, the premier provider of custom window coverings in Southeast Alaska…read more- with a store front in Juneau. As an existing business in the window coverings industry, we have established a strong presence both online and through our physical location in Juneau on Crest Street. Our dedication to offering high-quality products and exceptional customer service has allowed us to thrive. Our industry is characterized by continuous innovation and evolving trends. This technology has significantly impacted the window coverings market. Customers are increasingly seeking energy-efficient solutions, such as blinds that can effectively insulate their homes and reduce utility costs. The window coverings industry is a vital part of the home decor market, catering to homeowners, businesses, and interior designers alike. The demand for window blinds and other coverings is driven by the desire for privacy, light control, and aesthetic enhancement. With our expertise in custom window blinds, we are well-positioned to meet the diverse needs and style preferences of our customers in Southeast Alaska. Call us if you don't want insomnia in the summer!

This hidden gem is amazing! Beautiful artistic designs on high quality, soft fabric. Decent prices…read morefor one of a kind designs. Super cute storefront with lots of choices. Friendly efficient service. Seek them out if you're ever in Ketchikan, AK!!

Super cute locally owned store with friendly staff. T-shirts by a local artist. Friendly service…read more Woman owned. Online store available. Loved shopping there!

Right at the cruise port, it was an easy walk (even in the rain) to get there and get the new…read moret-shirt and various things we needed. We are in Alaska every year but since my husband loves wearing his Alaska t-shirts, they wear out fast enough to buy more on each trip. This store is perfect for those looking for something new, souvenirs or a sweater (if you're cold). The employees are very nice and helpful. They don't over charge like some other stores which is great!

This is one of the larger junk tourist shops right by the cruise ship docks in Ketchikan. They sell…read morea ton of crap that's made in China, so buyer beware. Some of the goods are local, but not many, and you'll pay a nice markup due to the shop's easily accessed location. The shop is large, clean, spacious, and well organized. This could easily be your one-stop-shop if you're looking for Alaska souvenirs. They have keychains, shot glasses, t-shirts, stuffed animals, tote bags, rain gear, snacks and sweets and more. Sockeye Sam's also has the largest selection of raincoats, umbrellas, and sweatshirts, all staples that a lot of cruisers often forget to pack. I appreciate that the store sells various sundries (Advil, bandaids, etc.) and small toiletries, too. If you're arriving in Ketchikan via cruise ship, you will walk right by this store. They pretty much have everything you need to take goodies to the folks back home. Pro tip: visit a local grocery store if you want to find really cool Alaska souvenirs. I've purchased locally made hot sauces, candies, and other goodies for a fraction of the price that they're sold for in tourist stores like these.