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.

I visited several stores here in Ketchikan looking for a puppet for my granddaughter. I found them…read morehere! Super cute moose, bear or otter. They also had t-shirts here for kids that were $5 each, made from 100% cotton and soft! Fast and efficient service too! Great place.

This tourist shop has a very good selection of goods. Their…read morechildren's section had something to satisfy most tastes. Lots of books and games. This is one of the larger shops at the south end of the port area, just north of the Xmas store. Their children's section prices here are pretty standard. You may get lucky and catch a sale. When there are six ships in port, this store might be a congested nightmare but we were there with only one ship that holds 2000 people so shopping here was a breeze with no waiting to pay for everything.

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.

What a neat store. Everything salmon, from seasonings, and canned goods and other great things you…read morecan pick up. They had a great selection of their Kombucha that's I'm a big fan of very excited to try it. Lots of jewelry and a lot of neat items from gold to silver to very nice gems and collectibles. Loved their selections of soaps and salves and other cool items like beard oil. Such a great store to stop at and the quality is great! The girl that charged us was really nice and helpful.

There are a lot of souvenir shops in Ketchikan. Though I think that I decided to visit this one…read morebecause of its interesting name. Upon entering the store, I was pleasantly surprised by the selection. The other souvenir shops all seem to be the same with goods likely made in China and not a whole lot that is local. Whereas this store distinguishes itself from the others as it proudly sells Alaskan-made products. I was looking for some Alaskan-made soap and was able to find it here, as well as a beautiful coaster with native art of a crab on top. If you are looking for a standout souvenir shop in Ketchikan, I would recommend shopping at Blasphemous Bill's.

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.

Fantastic Experience at The Rain Barrel! Stopped into The Rain Barrel after checking out a few…read moreother shops and immediately felt the difference--no pressure, just great service. The sales associate was fantastic. She read us perfectly, let us browse, and only stepped in when it made sense. Ended up buying a beautiful custom gold ring with a stunning quartz crystal and gold veining running through it, plus matching diamonds on the sides--my birthstone. My fiancée also got a gorgeous matching quartz pendant with diamonds. Both pieces are absolutely beautiful and we love them. Highly recommend this place. Great staff, beautiful work, zero pressure. Five stars all the way.

I was looking for a well made Native American design wallet. The cashier referred me to a wallet…read moreher husband has had for 10 years. It's looks great!

My wife & I stumbled upon this cute little gift shop on a recent Alaskan cruise. We often venture…read moreaway from the crowds to find diamonds in the rough, and this is literally one of them. The shop is in a less traveled part of town, but was filled with many wonderful items, not the normal generic fair targeted towards clueless tourists. We ended up buying 2 tins of canned fish, as we enjoy these treats from all over the world. My wife also bought a cute animal pin. We talked to the cashier, who told us that her grandmother owns the shop. We were very happy to support this locally owned independent business.

This was our first visit here in Ketchikan. I stopped in for a quick look and found the cutest…read morethings!! I fell in Love with the locally made whales made from recycled clothing!! So cute!! So creative!! I just had to have one, so I purchased one. I also bought some locally made soaps . There is a wide variety of options and scents. I purchased orange and cloves. Items are pricey but worth it.

A lovely, quaint little boutique in Ketchikan. They have a great, unique selection of souvenirs and…read morelocal gifts that are a nice change of pace from the massive, generic cruise port shops. I ended up picking up several items to bring home. The woman who helped us was very pleasant. I also love her cute dog. It is a wonderful place to look around and find great mementos from your trip.

What a wonderful souvenir and gift shop! From small bookmarks to large works of art, you'll find…read moresomething in your price range. We found two half price tees (beautifully embroidered for Ketchikan) and a leather wallet. The owner is a delightful woman: pleasant and efficient. Be sure to stop in, look around, and buy something. Or just say hello.