Sitka may be small, but its food scene is as rich as Alaska’s coastal waters. Fresh salmon, buttery halibut, and Dungeness crab headline menus, often paired with Pacific Northwest flair. For those arriving at the Port of Sitka, a variety of crab is available at the terminal’s restaurant. In downtown, the selection broadens from cozy…
Rain and Alaska go hand in hand—especially in Juneau, Ketchikan, and Sitka! Don’t let a slight drizzle dampen your plans. These charming port towns …
Sitka, Alaska, offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty and small-town charm, best explored at your own pace. With only 14 miles of paved road …
On the edge of Tongass National Forest, the Alaska Raptor Center in Sitka cares for injured birds of prey. This 17-acre sanctuary treats raptors, releasing many …
Sitka sits on Baranof Island, part of Alaska’s Alexander Archipelago, and faces the Pacific Ocean. It’s only accessible by plane and boat. The cruise port brings the majority of …
Sitka and Ketchikan are two popular coastal destinations located in Southeast Alaska. Both cities offer a unique experience and are often included in many Alaska cruise itineraries…
Sitka, Alaska, faces the Pacific Ocean on the west side of Baranof Island, which is part of the Alexander Archipelago. It has a population of over 8,500 residents and was once the …
When looking for an unforgettable wildlife experience, look no further than Fortress of the Bear in Sitka, Alaska. This non-profit organization is dedicated to rescuing and caring for orphaned …