Welcome, Cruise Ship Passengers!
Experience the beauty and culture of Kodiak, Alaska, during your time ashore! Kodiak Walking Tours specializes in crafting unique and unforgettable excursions exclusively for cruise ship visitors. Whether you’re looking to explore Kodiak’s breathtaking landscapes, delve into its rich history, or simply enjoy a taste of local culture, we have the perfect tour for you.
Kodiak is an undiscovered gem, well off the beaten path. We host about 20 cruise ships per year as they reposition to or from Asia. This means they come to us on the shoulder season. Ketchikan or Juneau gets this many cruise ships in one week!
FAQs
Have questions about your time ashore in Kodiak? We’ve compiled answers to the most common questions from cruise ship passengers to help you plan your perfect adventure.
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How to delete my account?
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