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Whether its adventure, leisure or a sightseeing tour, we offer a wide variety of experiences for every budget. Here are some other key benefits:

Convenience

One-stop shopping for all ports on your itinerary

Dedicated call center and onboard tour experts

Easy pre-cruise booking online or through our call center

Peace of Mind

All tour operators are insured

No hidden cost for transfers or entrance fees

Norw egian Cruise Line makes arrangements for Guests for shore excursions solely for the convenience of the Guest; Norw egian does not act on behalf of or supervise the parties or

persons w ho ow n, furnish, or operate such excursions, and the same are provided by independent contractors. Norw egian assumes no responsibility for, nor guarantees the

performance of, any such excursion provider, and Guests acknow ledge that Norw egian shall not be liable for losses or injuries arising from the acts or omissions of such provider.

PLEASE NOTE: The information in this document was current at the time of printing. Tour descriptions and prices vary by ship and sailing date and are subject

to change. Visit www.ncl.com and log in to My NCL for the most updated information specific to your sailing.

Activity Levels

Involves walking over relatively level terrain, possibly some cobblestone, gravel or a few steps. Comfortable shoes are recommended.

Involves a considerable amount of physical activity such as substantial walking over cobblestone streets, climbing stairs or steep terrain. They’re not

recommended for guests with walking difficulties. Comfortable, sturdy shoes are recommended.

Involves physical exertion for extended periods. The terrain may be uneven or steep. It can also indicate a need for swimming in a light current, biking or horseback

riding. Recommended only for physically fit and adventurous travelers.

Tour Features

Guests with Disabilities

These tours are fine for guests with limited mobility or in wheelchairs. Wheelchairs must be collapsible.

Meal

Mmmm – these tours include meals. Got a special dietary need? Head to the Shore Excursion Desk and they’ll be happy to help you out.

Age Requirements

These tours have specific age requirements.

Weight Requirements

These tours have specific weight requirements.

Height Requirements

These tours have specific height requirements.

Flight

These are helicopter tours. FAA requires names and accurate weights of passengers before check-in. Guests weighing 250 lbs. or more (fully clothed) need

to pay a surcharge and are allotted two seats. Must be at least 2 years of age.

Raingear

These tours include wind/waterproof outerwear.

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Hiking Boots

These tours require that guests wear hiking shoes.

Family Recommended

These tours are recommended for families.

Ultimate Touring

With Norwegian Cruise Line’s Ultimate Touring, experience custom luxury adventures like yacht charters, VIP tours and small group touring for your family,

or tours just for two.

Tour Descriptions

WHITE PASS RAILWAY, KLONDIKE GOLD FIELDS & PANNING

Port: Skagway Tour Code: SGY_76

Don't miss this "golden" opportunity to experience the Klondike's rich past on this historical railway and dredge tour. Board a motor coach and journey up the west

side of the White Pass Canyon to Fraser, British Columbia. Your driver/guide will regale you with tales of stampeders who traveled the pass in search of gold. A

stop at Tormented Valley and Pitchfork Falls provide picturesque valley views. At Fraser board the White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad and from the comfort of

your old fashioned parlor car, you'll retrace the original route through rugged terrain beyond the summit of White Pass and Fraser, British Columbia. In Skagway

board a motorcoach and get ready to search for gold.

This guided tour complete with colorful characters, provides a unique opportunity to explore a massive gold dredge formerly used in the Klondike Gold Fields. This

amazing 350 ton machine is one of over 120 that operated in the north, and today stands as a great monument to the gold rush seekers of the past century. After

viewing a gold panning exhibition, you'll have a chance to try your hand at gold panning, with gold guaranteed in every pan! The Gold Shack staff will weigh your

gold and fashion a memorable keepsake for purchase. On your return to Skagway, you may either stop for shopping or return directly to the ship.

Note: All guests must carry a valid passport as this tour will be crossing both U.S. and Canadian borders.

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$179* $99* 5¾ hours

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BEST OF SKAGWAY & WHITE PASS RAILWAY


If you want to really experience Skagway, this tour will show you the best Skagway has to offer. Ascend the beautiful mountains on the White Pass & Yukon Route

Railroad. From your antique narrow-gauge car view incredible scenery as your tour guide shares stories and the history of the Klondike Gold Rush. Board a

motorcoach to travel the spectacular Klondike Highway taking in the sights of Tormented Valley and Pitchfork Falls. At the foot of the pass, nestled next to a

waterfall, rests Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp and Salmon Bake. Here a cast of sourdoughs and dance hall girls will entertain you with a hilarious melodrama

and a poem. You’ll be set free in the Liarsville gold fields, where you are guaranteed to find the precious metal that drove people wild with Gold Fever!

Enjoy a barbeque of freshly grilled Alaskan salmon, baked beans, potatoes, coleslaw, sourdough rolls, coffee, lemonade and hot apple strudel. Wander over to

camp to see the waterfall and have your picture taken with one of the dance hall girls or the camp mascot, a lovable husky. The grand finale is a visit to the Red

Onion Saloon in historic downtown Skagway. The Red Onions’ madams will throw you a private party in the prestigious Red Onion Brothel. Sip Alaskan Amber

beer, wine, or Madam's punch as you’re entertained by tales of the girls who used to work in these historic rooms! You’ll see the priceless nickel silver dress worn

by the Onion’s first madam and many other artifacts left behind.

Note: All guests must carry a valid passport as this tour will be crossing both the U.S. and Canadian borders.


$229* $229* 6½ hours




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WHITE PASS SCENIC RAILWAY


No trip to Alaska is complete without a ride on the White Pass & Yukon Route narrow gauge railroad. Take the unforgettable journey aboard the "Scenic Railway of

the World" and travel from tidewater to the summit of White Pass, a 2,865 foot elevation. Ride 40 miles round-trip in vintage rail cars as you retrace the original

route to White Pass Summit passing Bridal Veil Falls, Inspiration Point and Dead Horse Gulch. This fully narrated tour features panoramic views of mountains,

gorges, waterfalls, tunnels, trestles and historic sites. See the original Klondike Trail of '98 worn into the rocks, a tribute to the thousands that took this route to

seek their fortune. The narrow gauge railroad is a designated International Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, shared with the Eiffel Tower and the Statue of

Liberty.


$119* $59* 3½ hours




WHITE PASS EVENING SUMMIT


No trip to Alaska is complete without a ride on the White Pass & Yukon route narrow-gauge railroad. Take the unforgettable journey aboard the "Scenic Railway of

the World" and travel from tidewater to the summit of the White Pass, a 2,865 foot elevation. Ride 40 miles round-trip in vintage rail cars as you retrace the original

route to the White Pass summit, passing Bridal Veil Falls, Inspiration Point, and Dead Horse Gulch. This fully narrated tour features panoramas of mountains,

gorges, waterfalls, tunnels, trestles and historic sites. See the original Klondike Trail of '98 worn into the rocks, a permanent tribute to the thousands that took this

route during their quest for gold. This narrow-gauge railroad is a designated International Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, shared with the Eiffel Tower and

the Statue of Liberty.


$119* $59* 3½ hours




WHITE PASS RAILWAY & SUSPENSION BRIDGE


Ride the historic White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad Railway and traverse the Yukon Suspension Bridge for a true Alaskan adventure. From an antique parlor

car enjoy the spectacular scenery while your tour guide shares the stories and history of the Klondike Gold Rush with you. Upon arrival in Fraser, British Columbia

board your motorcoach for the short ride to Tutshi Canyon. Thrill to the roaring white-water rapids of the Tutshi River and canyon views as you cross the swaying

Yukon Suspension Bridge on foot.

Visit the interpretive areas with lively graphic panels that reveal the natural and human history of the area. Tagish First Nation Staff and Elders are onsite and

available to answer questions. There’s also a gift shop with authentic items and art from First Nations Communities. Board your motorcoach for the journey down

the west side of the White Pass Canyon back to Skagway. You’ll see picturesque points such as Tormented Valley and Pitchfork Falls as your drive/guide shares

stories of the stampeders who trekked through the pass in search of gold.



$169* $89* 4½ hours




WHITE PASS RAILWAY & LIARSVILLE GOLD CAMP


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Experience an unforgettable journey along the eastern side of White Pass aboard the world famous narrow gauge White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, built more

than 100 years ago through some of the North's most rugged terrain. Board a comfortable, vintage rail car and retrace the original route beyond the summit of

White Pass at 2,865 feet through breathtaking scenery. Upon reaching Fraser, British Columbia, you’ll board a motor coach for the journey down the west side of

White Pass Canyon as you hear about Tormented Valley and Pitchfork Falls.

Stop at historic Liarsville, a gold rush trail camp located at the foot of the White Pass and nestled beside a waterfall. The camp was named for the journalists

whose reports on the Klondike Gold Rush included tall tales of the prospectors’ exploits. Browse the authentic camp exhibits, including antiques and garments left

behind. A cast of sourdoughs and dance hall girls will entertain you with a hilarious melodrama and a poem. You’ll then be set free in the Liarsville gold fields,

where you are guaranteed to find some gold of your own! Enjoy a snack, shop for souvenirs or have your photo taken with a dance hall girl or the camp’s sled dog

mascot, Denali.

Note: All guests must carry a valid passport as this tour will be crossing both U.S. and Canadian borders. This tour may operate in reverse order.


$169* $99* 4¾ hours




WHITE PASS RAILWAY & YUKON EXPEDITION


Experience the magic and the mystery of the famed Yukon Territory. From the comfort of your motorcoach climb up the South Klondike Highway to the top of the

White Pass, 3,292 feet above sea level. Enjoy the majestic peaks, waterfalls and glaciers on this incredible drive. After leaving the White Pass and the U.S.A.,you’ll

enter Canada and the unspoiled beauty of the Yukon Territory. Admire the chain of lakes that form the headwaters of the Yukon River, explore the rustic town of

Carcross, see the “world’s smallest desert,” and listen to the tales of the Klondike Gold rush shared by your guide.

Enjoy a delicious chicken BBQ lunch complete with grandma’s famous homemade donuts. Afterwards visit the Yukon’s most complete museum exhibit of local

wildlife and onto Dog Musher’s Village to meet the mushers, racing dogs and puppies. Back in Fraser, you’ll board the White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad for a

truly unforgettable ride on this historic narrow-gauge railroad.



$199* $109* 8 hours




MUSHER'S CAMP & SLED DOG DISCOVERY


Discover the thrill of riding a sled pulled by a team of Alaskan Huskies, cuddle up with the adorable puppies and learn about Alaska’s state sport! Visit this

authentic summer training camp for professional mushers and their sled dogs, many of which have competed in the world renowned Iditarod and Yukon Quest

races. Your journey begins with a scenic drive through downtown Skagway and along stunning coastline to a musher’s camp in Dyea Valley. Hop into a multi-

purpose 4 wheel drive vehicle for an adventurous ride into the rainforest and up the mountain to the dog teams.

Prepare for take-off! Get in your wheeled summertime sled for a thrilling ride as 16 Alaskan Huskies pull your sled down a zigzagging mile long trail through the

rainforest! After your ride meet and take pictures with your dog team. Sit back and relax to learn more about the dogs care, races and equipment. Cuddle up with

some cute husky pups and watch them hard at play in their special playground. A crackling fire, complimentary drinks and a unique gift shop round out your visit.


$149* $99* 3¼ hours


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GLACIER POINT WILDERNESS SAFARI


This wilderness expedition to the spectacular Davidson Glacier leads you through fjords, rain forests, colorful wildflowers, and towering mountains. Your adventure

begins with a 75 minute journey through North America's deepest fjord aboard a high speed 26 passenger expedition boat. Watch for whales, seals, sea lions,

and cascading waterfalls along the way to a remote beach at Glacier Point, one of the most beautiful places in Alaska.

After a short, adventurous drive across the forested glacial moraines, and a quarter mile walk, the forest suddenly opens to a breathtaking view of the glacier. The

crystal blue ice tumbles from the jagged peaks into a pristine lake where 31 foot voyager canoes wait to take you to the very face of the glacier. Throughout your

tour, expert guides share their extensive knowledge of this amazing area. Enjoy a picnic lunch at the beach amid fields of wild strawberries and iris tops before

your return trip to Skagway.

Note: Participants must be at least 7 years of age, weigh no more than 350 lbs and must be in good health and able to walk over uneven terrain.


$249* $249* 6½ hours




DOGSLEDDING & GLACIER FLIGHTSEEING HELICOPTER


Combine your helicopter Flightseeing tour with Alaska’s favorite sport, dog sledding. A short drive brings you to the heliport where following a safety video, you’re

outfitted with boots and vests and ready to board your helicopter. Once airborne you’ll soar over stunning glaciers and snow fields before landing at the Dog Camp

on Denver Glacier.

Here you’ll become acquainted with the world of “mushing” and dog sledding. You have the option to either stand on the sled and mush or relax in the sled and

enjoy the breathtaking scenery. A truly authentic Alaskan adventure, this outing enables you to meet the professional Mushers and their friendly dogs that have

made the Iditarod Dog Race famous.

Note: Flight time is approximately 30 minutes with approximately one hour at the dog sled camp. Participants must be able to enter and exit the helicopter with

limited assistance. This tour is non-refundable. Time spent on the glacier is approximate and may vary due to weather and glacial conditions. Glacier boots are

provided at the heliport. Not available after August 28. Guests 250 lbs. and over are charged an additional rate to reserve two seats for safety and comfort. These

spaces are capacity controlled and can't be booked online, please call 1.866.625.1167 for assistance with these reservations. Exact weight of each participant

must be provided.


$599* $599* 2 hours




GLACIER DISCOVERY BY HELICOPTER


Experience the infinite beauty of Alaska’s remote glaciers! A short drive brings you to the heliport where, following a safety video, you’ll be outfitted with boots and

vests. Lift off from the historic Skagway waterfront and head into a rugged region of sheer mountains, majestic valleys and massive glaciers. Jagged peaks

towering over the Chilkat Glacier, cascading waterfalls surrounding the Ferebee Glacier, or the spectacular “river of ice” known as the Meade Glacier, may be

among the wonders you’ll encounter.


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Upon arrival at glacial destination you’ll have the rare opportunity to explore one of Mother Nature’s greatest marvels. Enjoy a walking exploration of the river of ice,

while experienced glacier guides answer your questions and explain the awesome forces at work.

Note: Flight routes and landing zones are selected daily based on the weather forecast to ensure that you will see the best sights that the area has to offer. Tour

includes approximately 40 minutes of helicopter time and 40 minutes on the glacier. Glacier boots, trekking pole and safety vest are provided. Guests 250 lbs. and

over are charged an additional rate to reserve two seats for safety and comfort. These spaces are capacity controlled and can’t be made online, please call

1.866.625.1167 for assistance with these reservations.


$349* $349* 2 hours




SKAGWAY BY HELICOPTER


Feel the excitement as you board your helicopter for an unforgettable scenic flight of the Taiya Inlet, the longest and deepest glacial fjord in North America. Majestic

waterfalls, towering mountain peaks, and views of the area's dramatic glacial landscape are just some of the wonders you may experience on your flight. As you

return to town, be ready for a not-to-be-missed view of historic Skagway and your ship.

Note: Participants must be able to enter and exit the helicopter with limited assistance. Flight time is approximately 12 to 15 minutes with no glacier landing.

Guests 250 lbs. and over are charged an additional rate to reserve two seats for safety and comfort. These spaces are capacity controlled so you will not be able to

book this option online. Please call 1.866.625.1167 for assistance with these reservations.


$149* $149* 1 hour




ADVENTURE PARK & ZIPLINE


On this amazing adventure you’ll walk on raised balance beams, cross exciting suspension bridges, and fly through the air on a series of ziplines! Join expert

guides for the ride of a lifetime! Your adventure begins with a narrated drive through historic downtown Skagway and up the Klondike Highway. From the highway, a

short nature hike brings you to the spectacular Adventure Park where expert guides will outfit you with state of the art safety equipment.

First you’ll enter an incredible series of ropes course crossings including burma loops, suspended bridges and raised balance beams. Next up is a fantastic

series of six ziplines through the lush Alaskan canopy. Zoom from platform to platform while your friends and family cheer you on! Your heart will be pumping as

you get ready for the “Walk the Plank” zip that soars high above the ground through the treetops! This adventure is perfect for all abilities and everyone will enjoy the

amazing mountain views and excitement of effortlessly soaring through the air!

Note: Participants must be at least 8 years of age. Maximum weight allowed is 300 lbs.


$139* $99* 3¼ hours




GRIZZLY FALLS ZIPLINING EXPEDITION


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Fast, fun, and exhilarating, this adventure is sure to excite nature lovers and thrill seekers alike. Get a running start on solid ground and take flight into the treetops

of the Alaskan rainforest. Enjoy an entertaining tour through historic Skagway and along stunning coastline to Dyea. After you suit up in gear that meets the highest

safety standards, your guide will explain how to safely navigate the course.

Then clip in and fly away through a course of 11 ziplines and 4 suspension bridges. And this is more than just any zip course, these lines will bring you directly

above glacially fed waterfalls. This course also includes specialty lines such as "The Pipeline," that’s longer than two football fields combined, and "The Big

Kahuna," on which you can reach speeds of 45 miles per hour. For the more cautious adventurers, rest assured that your guides will show you how to control your

own speed.

Note: Participants must be at least 6 years of age and weigh between 50 lbs. and 265 lbs.


$179* $129* 4 hours




KLONDIKE ROCK CLIMBING & RAPPELLING


Join professional mountain guides for an exciting rock climbing and rappelling adventure on the stunning granite walls of Alaska! Your adventure begins with an

interpretive drive through historic Skagway and up into the majestic White Pass Gold Route. A short hike through the temperate rainforest on an interpretive trail will

bring you to the base of the spectacular rock face carved by retreating glaciers.

Here you’ll gear up with rock climbing shoes, helmet and harness and then you’re off to enjoy this incredible experience. Choose between over a dozen climbing

routes, each ending in an amazing view of the Skagway River and the surrounding wilderness. You’ll also have an opportunity to try an awesome 70 foot rappel!

This adventure is perfect for those looking to try rock climbing for the first time, as well as for experienced climbers. Climbing is not mandatory, you can simply

enjoy the tour, a cliffside snack, breathtaking views and watch the others scale the cliffs.

NOTE: Participants must be at least 8 years, weigh no more than 350 lbs., be able to hike for a few minutes over uneven terrain and dress in warm clothing that

allows for good flexibility. Climbing shoes, helmet and harness are provided.


$99* $69* 3¼ hours




GOLD PANNING, SLED DOGS & 40° BELOW


Your adventure begins as you board your motorcoach for a ride through the historic streets of downtown Skagway to the Klondike Gold Fields. Once there, meet

your guide and watch a video presentation introducing you to the dogs of the Klondike Gold Rush and highlights of what winter dog sledding is like today. Meet and

interact with the Iditarod sled dogs and their puppies, stopping first by the checkpoint tent with your musher. Here you’ll be introduced to all the gear a musher and

dog team takes with them on a long distance race. Your musher introduces you to the team and then hooks the dogs to a sled to demonstrate a run for you. After

layering up step into the cold chamber and experience the cold of an Iditarod race in a 40° degree below zero room!

Afterwards, get ready to warm up with a little gold fever! Learn the art of panning for gold and practice your technique in warm water troughs. Gold is guaranteed!

After you've hit pay dirt, weigh your fortune in The Gold Parlor. Use your free time to visit The Gold Shack and The Unexpected for Alaskan gifts and souvenirs. Take

in a brief film of the northern lights, our dredge or Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush. Stroll the grounds and enjoy the interactive displays and surrounding scenery.


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Note: Stay past your departure time, and Klondike Gold Fields will provide you a ticket for a shuttle ride back to your ship or town. The shuttle runs every 30 minutes

from the Klondike Gold Fields.


$89* $69* 3 hours




SAWTOOTH MOUNTAIN HIKE & WHITE PASS RAILWAY


This fully guided wilderness hike begins with a brief 20 minute train ride aboard the Historic White Pass and Yukon Route Railway. You’ll ride through the

wilderness to the Denver Valley trailhead located in the Tongass National Forest. Your hiking guide will accompany you through the dense coastal rainforest filled

with old-growth trees, moss beds, and other flora. On your 3 to 5 mile hike, the trail occasionally intersects with the raging Skagway River and lookout points

provide spectacular views of the Sawtooth Mountain Range.

The hike can be done as a casual stroll through the forest or as a more aggressive hike, depending on your preference. There’s plenty of opportunity for

photography and there is potential for wildlife sightings. Bear, moose, and mountain goats all call this valley home. Guides will provide information about the

region’s natural and gold rush history. Enjoy a refreshment before boarding the train for your return trip to town.

Note: Participants must be at least 9 years of age and in good physical condition. Dress in layers and wear sturdy walking shoes. The train returns from Canada,

all participants are required to carry a valid passport. Tour duration includes approximately three hours (3 to 5 miles) on the trail.


$149* $149* 4½ hours




WHITE PASS RAILWAY & LAUGHTON GLACIER WILDERNESS HIKE


This trip combines a train ride aboard the Historic White Pass & Yukon Route Railway with a wilderness trek to the magnificent Laughton Glacier. You’ll board the

train for a one hour scenic journey filled with spectacular waterfalls, rushing rivers and jagged mountain peaks. At Glacier Station begin your fully guided round-trip

hike of up to 8 miles, in the wilds of Alaska. The magnificent sub-Alpine rainforest valley is home to moose, bear, mountain goats and other wildlife.

The spectacular trail winds along the raging Skagway River to the majestic Laughton Glacier. The terrain changes dramatically as you leave the rocky riverbed and

climb over a boulder field and onto the glacier. Enjoy the breathtaking views and exposed crevasses of the frozen river of ice. Upon your return to the trailhead, you’ll

be greeted with a traditional “Bush Buffet”. Relax and enjoy the ride back to town on 'The Scenic Railway of the World.

Note: Participants must be at least 9 years of age, in good physical condition and able to walk over uneven and sometimes difficult terrain. Dress in layers and

wear sturdy walking shoes. Train returns from Canada, all participants are required to carry a valid passport.


$269* $269* 9 hours




WHITE PASS RAILWAY & GLACIER LAKE KAYAK



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Ride the historic White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad and explore the crystal clear waters of a glacially-carved lake by kayak. Your advantage begins aboard the

"scenic railway of the world," whose route was carved out of the rugged coastal mountains. This is an unforgettable ride complete with impressive views of

waterfalls, trestles, mountains, glaciers and the original "trail of '98." Experience the beauty of the White Pass Summit and the wilds of the Canadian Highlands

before arriving at Lake Bernard.

Grab your gear and get instruction in the use of stable, state-of-the-art, two person kayaks. Paddle across the cold, pristine waters that the gold rush stampeders

plied more than 100 years ago to reach the gold fields of the Yukon. Enjoy pristine alpine wilderness complemented by the scenery of snow-capped mountains

that rise in all directions. Your experienced guide will share tales of the gold rush and tell you about the natural history. Watch for bear, mountain goat, caribou and

eagles amid the alpine terrain of Tormented Valley. Enjoy a light snack before boarding a motorcoach for your return to Skagway.

Note: Participants must be at least 9 years of age. Guests over 6’4” and with a waist size over 44 inches may not fit in the kayak. Must be in good physical condition

and able to paddle the kayak for up to 1.25 hours. Passport is required. Nationalities other than U.S. or Canada may also need visa to enter Canada. Tour order

may vary with bus ride before kayaking and train or after.


$229* $229* 5 hours




DENVER VALLEY WILDERNESS HIKE & WHITE PASS RAIL


This trip combines a 27.7 mile White Pass Railway ride with a 4 to 6 mile round-trip wilderness hike toward Denver Falls, in lush old growth forest. After a 22 mile

bus ride, your rail journey will be broken into two parts, before and after the hike. This world renowned railway adventure carries you through the scenic White Pass

complete with waterfalls, rushing rivers, trestles, and tunnels as you trace the trail of '98. This southbound trip offers outstanding views from Inspiration Point and

other locations along the route. After disembarking at Denver Station, your professional guides will lead you through the glacially carved valley full of dense, old

growth forest.

The trail traces the raging East Fork of the Skagway River, meeting it intermittently and providing excellent photo opportunities. Be alert, and keep your camera

close, as the remote valley is home to bears and other wildlife. From the depths of the river valley, gaze at the magnificent craggy peaks of the Sawtooth Mountains

that make this valley deeper than the Grand Canyon. Your narrated hike will introduce you to the flora, fauna and history that make the region unique. Hiking

through the pristine Tongass National Forest with 1,000 year old trees with photo stops by the river and Denver Falls will highlight this perfect mix of exercise and

natural beauty. After the hike, continue with your return train ride to Skagway.

Note: Participants must be at least 9 years of age. Dress in layers and wear walking or athletic shoes. Lunch and snacks provided.


$269* $269* 7¾ hours




WHITE PASS RAILWAY & ALPINE SNOWSHOE HIKE


This trip combines a train ride aboard the Historic White Pass & Yukon Route Railway with a wilderness snow shoe trek in the stunning alpine zone of the upper

reaches of the Tormented Valley. The first leg of your adventure is aboard "The Scenic Railway of the World" for an approximate 1 1/2 hour ride up and over the

White Pass Summit. Upon arrival at the trailhead and gearing up, you’re on your way over the snow covered, glacially carved landscape. Along the way, your

experienced guide will share information with you about the unique natural history, geography, geology and snow science of the area.

Enjoy wide open views of snowcapped mountains, frozen lakes and the rugged terrain the stampeders endured over 100 years ago. Be on the lookout for wildlife

such as bear, moose, mountain goats, wolves and caribou all call this area home. Upon returning to the trailhead enjoy a traditional cooler of “Backcountry

Delights". Board your train to Fraser British Columbia for your motorcoach ride down the Klondike Highway back to Skagway. Your hiking guides will be with you the

entire trip to share gold rush history and to answer any other questions you may have.


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Note: Participants must be at least 9 years of age and in good physical condition. Dress in layers and wear sturdy walking shoes. No previous snow shoeing

experience is required. Tour may run in reverse order. This excursion enters Canada - all participants are required to carry a valid passport. Lunch and snack

included. All necessary equipment is provided. This tour is not available after June 7th.


$259* $259* 8 hours




CHILKOOT TRAIL HIKE & FLOAT


Hike the historic Chilkoot Trail, the centerpiece of Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park. This world famous trail was the main route to the riches of the

Klondike during the gold rush. Enjoy the exercise, fresh air, beautiful scenery, pristine forest, and history of a bygone era as the trail takes you up and over the 350'

tall Saintly Hill. When the trail reaches the banks of the Taiya River you’ll board an 18-foot inflatable raft for a scenic float (no whitewater) back down the tidal

estuary, where the forest gives way to fields of beach greens, wild iris and the granite walls of the fjord rise steeply to snow- capped peaks and hanging glaciers.

Enjoy a riverside snack and countless picture perfect moments before making the return journey back to your ship.

Note: Participants must be at least 7 years of age, weigh no more than 350 lbs, be in good physical condition and must be able to hike approximately 2 miles with

an elevation gain and descent of 350'. We recommend you dress in layers. Ponchos and boots are provided. The float trip has no white water and can be enjoyed

by anyone.


$129* $89* 4¼ hours




EAGLE PRESERVE FLOAT


Journey to the spectacular Chilkat Eagle Preserve home to the world's largest concentration of Bald Eagles. Explore North America's deepest fjord on your voyage

to the beautiful port of Haines. Your journey continues along the National Scenic Byway through the awe-inspiring Chilkat Valley to the preserve. After a riverside

picnic, you’ll board 18-foot inflatable rafts to enjoy a peaceful float (no whitewater) down the river through the very heart of the preserve. Watch for eagles, bears,

moose, and even wolves, drawn here by the spawning salmon. 7,000 foot tall peaks tower above as you float past the ancient native village of Klukwan. This is an

unforgettable adventure into the grandeur of Alaska!

Note: Participants must be at least 7 years of age and weigh no more than 350 lbs. Ponchos and boots are provided at the site. Guests must be in good health

and able to walk over loose gravel and dry river delta to board the rafts.


$199* $109* 6½ hours




ALASKA WILDERNESS RIVER ADVENTURE


This excursion gives you the best opportunity to view moose and other Alaskan wildlife in their natural setting. Although wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, they

are frequent. Your tour begins with a 45 minute ferry to Haines aboard a comfortable 150 passenger catamaran. The naturalist will guide you through this

adventure from the gold rush town of Skagway to the quaint community of Haines with access to miles of different channels of the Chilkat River in a specially


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designed, flat-bottom riverboat. Most of the 48,000 acre preserve is untouched wilderness, with towering mountains, hanging glaciers and unspoiled nature.

The boat is uncovered for better wildlife and photo opportunities but extra jackets and large waterproof, windproof lap blankets will you keep you dry and warm. Join

your hosts, the Hess family at their private property with modern restroom facilities and a covered and heated lunch pavilion. Enjoy a meal of hot dogs, vegetarian

chili, chicken noodle soup, chips,cookies and beverages. Afterwards you’ll have time to sit by the campfire or watch for mountain goats on the nearby mountains.

Note: Although wildlife sightings are frequent, they’re not guaranteed. Outdoor wear, hats, gloves, and blankets are provided at the site. Your lunch may be served

either before or after the river portion of the tour, mealtime appropriate.


$179* $119* 6¾ hours




WHITE PASS RAILWAY & KLONDIKE BICYCLE


Join this wonderful combination of two great tours for an encompassing experience of the Skagway area! Board the historic White Pass & Yukon Route narrow-

gauge railroad for an incredible 1.5 hour trip through the coastal mountains to British Columbia, Canada. Meet your professional guides, versed in the ecology and

history of the area, for a short van ride along the scenic Klondike Highway to the summit of the White Pass. After a bicycle and safety orientation, it’s 15 scenic

miles downhill from the summit to the sea!

As you coast along the paved Klondike Highway on this 1 1/2 hour bike ride you'll make multiple stops for photos of the historic White Pass & Yukon Route

Railroad, cascading waterfalls, awe-inspiring glaciers, majestic mountains, and other historic sites. This fun excursion offers a unique way to tour Skagway and

the surrounding area, get some fresh air and go biking in Alaska. You’ll even get to ride your bike across the U.S. border! After your thrilling ride enjoy some time in

historic downtown Skagway before heading back to your cruise ship. <.p>

Note: Participants must be at least 13 years of age, at least 4' 6" tall, and be comfortable with hand brakes and going downhill on a bicycle at speeds between 15

and 25 MPH (23-40 KPH). This excursion enters Canada, all participants are required to carry a valid passport. Outerwear is provided. Sport shoes and layered

clothing are recommended. The ride is approximately 15 miles. Tour time may vary depending on group and customs.


$209* $209* 4 hours




KLONDIKE BICYCLE TOUR


Retrace the historic gold rush route to the Klondike while coasting down from the White Pass Summit on a bicycle! This fun tour starts with a 20 minute van ride to

the top of the 3,292 foot pass. Along the way your knowledgeable guides versed in the ecology and history of the area will inform and entertain you. After a bicycle

orientation and safety briefing, enjoy the refreshing outdoors and scenic splendor while you cruise downhill on your bicycle for 15 miles on the paved road back to

Skagway. Stops are made along the way for photos of waterfalls, the White Pass Yukon Railroad, glaciers, wildlife and the majestic mountains. This exciting

excursion offers a unique way to tour Skagway and the surrounding area.

Note: Participants must be at least 13 years of age, at least 4' 6" tall, and be comfortable with hand brakes and going downhill on a bicycle at speeds between 15

and 25 MPH (23-40 KPH). This excursion enters Canada – all participants are required to carry a valid passport. Outerwear is provided. Sport shoes and layered

clothing are recommended. The ride is approximately 15 miles. Tour time may vary depending on group and customs. For more details about this tour please visit:

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CHILKOOT HORSEBACK ADVENTURE


Discover Alaska’s rugged beauty just as the original stampeders did, on horseback! Your adventure begins with a coastal drive from historic downtown Skagway to

a ranch, as your guide entertains you with stories from past and present. Upon arrival your guide will share safety information with you before matching you up with

a horse. Your ride will take you through the Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park for one hour and forty five minutes. Just a century ago this was a boomtown

of 10,000 stampeders in this very same rainforest!

Ride out of the forest and onto the Dyea tidal flats, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and the shore of Lynn Canal. Discover why the locals come here to view

wildlife such as eagles, spawning salmon, and occasionally bears. This breathtaking location is the perfect opportunity for photos of Alaskan vistas. After the ride,

kick back with your guides to enjoy complimentary refreshments and salmon pate around the fire pit.

Note: Participants must be at least 4' 10" in height. Maximum weight allowed is 250 lbs.


$179* $179* 3½ hours




WHITE PASS RAILWAY & KLONDIKE GOLD FIELDS


Ride the rails in style, revisit the gold rush era, and experience the life of a prospector on this fun-filled family tour. In the comfort of your parlor car, a costumed

escort “from 1898” will entertain you with stories of gold prospecting. The train follows the same route that thousands of prospectors trotted on foot in search of

gold. Historical narration is provided by the White Pass & Yukon railroad crew as you witness the breathtaking panorama.

Transfer to a motorcoach for a short drive to the Klondike Gold Fields and be immersed in the wild history of the Klondike Gold Rush. The dredge master will

acquaint you with the gold dredge, a 350 ton gold sifting machine brought back from the Klondike. Learn the art of gold panning and practice your technique in

heated water. After you’ve hit pay dirt, weigh your fortune in the Gold Shack. Enjoy browsing in the Gold Parlor where you can shop for gifts and souvenirs. You can

also watch a film about gold dredging or Alaska's Northern Lights. Food and drink is available for purchase at the Gold Rush Restaurant & Brewery.

Note: For your convenience, a shuttle bus runs continuously back to the ship so that you can stay as long as you like.


$199* $99* 6 hours




YUKON JEEP® ADVENTURE


Travel the route of the “Trail of ’98” in a four-wheel drive Jeep Wrangler®. Your small group of explorers will set out into the Yukon Territory via the same routes

taken by the hardy gold prospectors in the late 1800’s. Your tour guide in the lead Jeep will entertain you with the lore of the gold rush era by interactive radio.

Amazing vistas accessible only by off-road vehicle await you on this adventure. You’ll want to bring a camera to capture them.

There are several points along your route that drivers can rotate including Pitchfork Falls, Moore Bridge, Dead Horse Gulch, Bracket Wagon Trail, and Tormented

Valley en route to the historic village of Carcross. Drive up Montana Mountain for a panorama view of the Carcross Desert, the smallest desert in the world!

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Note: This excursion enters Canada and all participants are required to carry a valid passport. Drivers must be at least 25 years of age, provide a current driver’s

license and must sign a liability/insurance waiver. Participants must be at least 5 years of age. We provide a booster seat for children 5 through 8 years upon

request and subject to availability. Canadian citizens may not drive the vehicles into Canada due to current regulations. Both parents must accompany minors

across border or a signed letter granting permission from non-participating parent may need to be presented to Customs and Border Protection. The tour is

approximately three hours with approximately one hour of off-roading.


$169* $99* 5 hours




YUKON SUSPENSION BRIDGE & SCENIC LUNCH


Soon after departing your ship, you’ll be riding up the South Klondike Highway to the top of the White Pass, 3,292 feet above sea level. Majestic peaks, waterfalls

and glaciers can all be experienced and enjoyed on this incredible journey. Once arriving at the Yukon Suspension Bridge you'll be able to experience the pristine

air, see the roar of raging white water and feel the sensation of a swaying walkway over 60 feet above the rapids. There are Tagish First Nation Staff and Elders to

answer questions about the site and a variety of First Nations art pieces and crafts available for purchase as well.

Be sure to check out the log cabin that is fully outfitted with Royal Canadian Mounted Police memorabilia along with other exhibits on the far side of the bridge.

Enjoy a home cooked meal at the bridge restaurant. Sit back and delight in some wild organic bison chili along with a ciabatta roll. Afterwards continue on your

motorcoach for the journey back down the White Pass canyon. Listen as your driver/guide regales you with stories of the stampeders who trekked through the

pass in search of gold. You’ll see picturesque points such as Tormented Valley and Pitchfork Falls.



$89* $49* 3¼ hours




YUKON TERRITORY SCENIC DRIVE


Take a scenic drive up the spectacular Klondike Highway and into Canada’s historic and beautiful Yukon Territory. Your mountain guide and mini bus with big

windows will transport you up the original White Pass “Trail of ’98.” Along the way, you’ll be greeted by the rugged expanse of land that both Infuriated and

enchanted gold seekers over 100 years ago. Pass waterfalls, glaciers, and peaks before crossing the mountain cradling the 3,292 ft. summit and following a

jewel-like string of lakes that feed the Yukon River.

In the Yukon, you’ll visit the village of Carcross. Rich in history, you’ll be charmed by its picturesque log cabins, hotel and General Store. Further north, see the

“smallest desert in the world,” and then continue to Emerald Lake, truly a gem in its green valley setting. Lunch is a home-style affair at the Spirit Lake Lodge,

famous throughout the Yukon for its wonderful pies. You’ll then return to Skagway with plenty of time left for exploring the historic downtown or shopping.

Note: This excursion enters Canada, all participants are required to carry a valid passport.


$119* $59* 5 hours




TAKSHANUK MOUNTAIN TRAIL 4 X 4


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Get ready for an Alaskan wilderness adventure on the Takshanuk Mountain Trail in Tongass National Forest! ake the wheel of a 4X4 Kawasaki Mule and join your

guides as you journey through spectacular mountains and forests. Start with a scenic cruise aboard a high-speed catamaran down North America’s longest and

deepest Fjord to the town of Haines. After your safety briefing, you’re ready to board your 4X4 and start your adventure.

Get your camera ready to snap the breathtaking scenery including mountain streams, a cascading waterfall, a scenic alpine lake, and the occasional eagle or

bear! At the meadow, take in the panoramic view of Lynn Canal, Chilkoot Lake and the snow-capped mountains. Stop at mountaintop lodge for a freshly prepared

meal of Halibut and chicken meal, with all of the fixings! (Vegetarian meals are available with a 24 hrs. notice). Make your way back to the trailhead and board your

bus for a short tour of Haines and Fort William H. Seward.

Note: Participants who are going to drive the Mule must be at least 21 years of age and must provide a valid driver’s license. Pregnant women or guests with back

or neck injuries are not able to participate.


$199* $99* 6¼ hours




SKAGWAY'S ORIGINAL STREET CAR


Experience Skagway with Alaska’s original city historical tour for an informative fun filled 90 minutes. Skagway character Martin Itjen came here looking for gold in

1898 and became the town’s most celebrated storyteller. He gave Alaska’s first motorized sightseeing tour on his “Skagway Street Car” for U.S. President Warren

G. Harding in 1923 and delighted visitors for decades. Today, Martin’s tour lives on! Aboard your yellow 1927 sightseeing bus, your costumed “conductor” passes

on a century of history, behind-the-scenes tales and stories.

Explore the waterfront and National Park Historic District, enjoy the panoramic views from the scenic overlook and have your camera ready for the recounting of the

Soapy Smith gunfight at the Gold Rush Cemetery. Highlighting the history of this gold rush town and the pioneer families that built it, you’ll motor through the

residential neighborhoods of Skagway, famous for its flower gardens. A stop is made in town for those who want to get off to shop or explore before the tour

continues back to the ship.


$44* $24* 1½ hours




GHOSTS & GOOD TIME GIRLS WALKING TOUR


Step back in time with one of the sensational madams of the Red Onion Saloon! Lavishly costumed and highly entertaining, she’ll greet you with a souvenir garter.

She’ll guide you through the streets and back alleys of Skagway, where women of the evening brushed shoulders with notorious characters like Soapy Smith and

Skookum Jim. You’ll pass historic and haunted Gold Rush buildings as you learn of Skagway’s rich history. Your experience culminates with a stop at the world

famous Red Onion Saloon's restored Brothel Museum. Join in a champagne toast and explore the halls and bedrooms of this celebrated brothel with relics and

images of the ladies who worked there. If you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of the resident ghost, Lydia.

Note: Participants must be at least 16 years of age.


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HISTORICAL CITY TOUR & SALMON BAKE


Start your tour in Skagway’s historic downtown area as your guide points out places of interest and regales you with tales of the famous and foolhardy. Wind

through streets lined with wooden boardwalks and false fronted buildings en route to Scenic Overlook, Gold Rush Cemetery and Liarsville. Enjoy a dining

experience you'll never forget at the Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp. Your meal is prepared over an open wood fire using recipes from 1898. Sit down for freshly

grilled filet of wild Alaskan salmon, baked chicken, rice pilaf, a variety of salads, baked beans, cornbread, coffee, lemonade and dessert.

After your meal gather at the Liarsville Hippodrome where a cast of sourdoughs and dance hall girls will dazzle you with melodrama, recite Robert Service poetry

and teach you the art of gold panning. You’re guaranteed to find gold in every pan! Once you've made your fortune, take time to wander through the camp and visit

the general store, saloon, bordello and laundry tents to view the antiques and vintage clothing left behind. Be sure to have your picture taken with one of the dance

hall girls or the camp mascot,a lovable husky.


$69* $49* 3 hours




GOLDEN GLASSBLOWING EXPERIENCE


This "hot shop" adventure invites you to create your own glass art with real gold in the “Last Frontier”. Your tour starts with a narrated tour of Skagway en route to

Jewell Gardens, a tranquil oasis of organic flowers and plants. Upon arrival your guide will offer a private orientation of the garden and hot shop. You’ll create the

ultimate Alaska memento, a handmade ornament to display or hang.

In the spirit of the Gold Rush, you’ll have the opportunity to incorporate 24K gold for a dazzling effect. Your work of art can be shipped anywhere in the world,

compliments of Jewell Gardens. Then take a guided tour of the glass gallery, followed by tea service, lunch or light dinner (depending on time of day) made with

fresh ingredients from the garden and served with a beverage, glass of wine or beer. After your meal, you’re free to visit the gardens, gallery or shop.

Note: Participants must be at least 7 years of age. Participants are advised to wear cotton or other natural fiber clothes if possible. Protective lab coats, safety

glasses, and individual sterilized mouthpieces are provided.


$199* $109* 3 hours




CHILKOOT LAKE FRESHWATER FISHING


Get ready to catch Dolly Varden, Sockeye and Pink Salmon on this one of a kind excursion. You’ll be met and taken to the small boat harbor to board your ferry for

the journey to Haines. Keep an eye out for seals, whales and other wildlife as you listen to the stories of Skagway, Haines and upper Lynn Canal. Upon arrival in

Haines you’ll be transported to Chilkoot Lake for your fishing adventure. There’s a maximum of 6 anglers per boat and everyone is in control of their own rod and

reel. Experienced guides take care of all the baiting, netting and tangled lines so you can enjoy yourself fishing.

Keep a look out for some of the lakes locals, the majestic Bald Eagle and great coastal brown bears make this picturesque valley home and are fairly cooperative

in posing for pictures. Be sure to bring layered clothing and extra film. “The fish you catch make the best pictures, the ones that got away make the best stories,

and the time you spend make the best memories.” All gear, rods, reels, bait, lures, snacks, some rain gear, and safety equipment are provided.


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Note: Participants must be at least 5 years of age. Fishing duration is approximately 3 hours. Alaska State Law requires a fishing license that can be purchased on

the fishing boat for $20. Guests 15 and under do not need licenses. Fishing is conducted on a catch-and-release basis.


$229* $179* 6½ hours




GLASSBLOWING DEMO & GARDEN


Your tour begins with a ride through historic Skagway, during which you'll hear about the town's colorful history as the 1890's gateway to the Klondike gold rush.

Visit Jewell Gardens, Alaska's only community supported agriculture program and the first certified organic show garden in the United States. Inspired artists

explain the process and demonstrate with dramatic flair as they create pieces of art from molten glass at the onsite “hot shop”.

There are giant vegetables and flowers that stand taller than you in the garden! The garden dazzles with tulips and lilacs during the early season, delphiniums in

midsummer and an abundance of flowers and produce during the fall harvest. Enjoy tea service, lunch or light dinner (depending on time of day) made with fresh

ingredients from the garden and served with a beverage, glass of wine or beer. Afterwards wander the garden or browse the gift shop before returning to the ship.


$69* $49* 3 hours




HELI - HIKE & WHITE PASS RAILWAY


Combine a scenic helicopter flight, a wilderness hike in the Tongass National Forest and a ride aboard the historic narrow-gauge White Pass & Yukon Route

Railroad. It’s a perfect mix of breathtaking scenery, great transportation and exercise. Board a helicopter for your flight with views of glacially carved valleys and

stunning scenery before landing at Glacier Station. Set out on a 4 to 5 mile hike along the remote upper Skagway River and through pristine old-growth and

temperate rain forest on your way to see the magnificent Laughton Glacier.

Your guide will share information about the region's unique natural history throughout the hike and allow plenty of time for photography. Bears, mountain goats,

moose and other wildlife call Laughton Valley home. Return to Glacier Station and board the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad for the 14 mile scenic ride back

to Skagway. Your guide will provide an overview of the train and its history. Flight pattern varies based on current weather conditions.

Note: Participants must be at least 9 years of age, be in good physical condition and able to walk over uneven terrain for 3 hours. Dress in layers and wear sturdy

walking shoes. Please refrain from bringing large packs or excess gear due to helicopter weigh and space restrictions. Passport required. Guests 250 lbs. and

over are charged an additional rate to reserve two seats for safety and comfort. These spaces are capacity controlled and can’t be booked online, please call

1.866.625.1167 for assistance with these reservations.


$399* $399* 5 hours




LIARSVILLE SALMON BAKE


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alder wood fire as part of this feast in the forest. Enjoy Chilkoot Chicken, Panners Pasta, Prospector Pete’s Reindeer Beans, Liarsville Rice Medley, Sluice Box

Slaw and other fresh salads, plus cornbread and blueberry cake for dessert. Beer and wine are available for purchase.

This delicious meal also includes a visit to an 1898 replica campsite located in the historic Liarsville region. During your visit, take time to reflect on how the

prospectors of yesteryear survived. Chat with the colorful characters and gold-digging madams as you enjoy a glimpse back at life during the Klondike gold rush.

Visit the Fancy Goods Gift Shop to find that special souvenir. Have your picture taken with the camp mascot, an Alaskan Malamute.


$39* $29* 1½ hours




SKAGWAY'S ORIGINAL STREET CAR - FOREIGN LANGUAGE


Experience Skagway with Alaska’s original city historical tour for an informative fun filled 90 minutes. Skagway character Martin Itjen came here looking for gold in

1898 and became the town’s most celebrated storyteller. He gave Alaska’s first motorized sightseeing tour on his “Skagway Street Car” for U.S. President Warren

G. Harding in 1923 and delighted visitors for decades. Today, Martin’s tour lives on! Aboard your yellow 1927 sightseeing bus, your costumed “conductor” passes

on a century of history, behind-the-scenes tales, and stories.

Explore the waterfront and National Park Historic District, enjoy the panoramic views from the scenic overlook and have your camera ready for the recounting of the

Soapy Smith gunfight at the Gold Rush Cemetery. Highlighting the history of this gold rush town and the pioneer families that built it, you’ll motor through the

residential neighborhoods of Skagway, famous for its flower gardens. A stop is made in town for those who want to get off to shop or explore before the tour

continues back to the ship.

Note: For foreign language translation this tour utilizes a GPS activated audio narration. Guests wear comfortable headphones that deliver the complete tour

narration in their chosen language. In addition to German, French and Spanish, the audio narration is also available in Dutch, Japanese, Mandarin and English.


$44* $24* 1½ hours




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