Real people. Real stories. Real Alaska.

The Tour

A two-hour, up-close look at Naknek and the salmon fishery that powers Bristol Bay.

I pick you up where you're staying

Any lodge, B&B, or hotel in Naknek or King Salmon. Just tell me where you're staying when you book.

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On the tour you'll:

Bristol Bay is home to the largest wild sockeye salmon run in the world, and Naknek is right at the center of the action. This tour shows you the side of Alaska most visitors never see.

Perfect for a check-in or check-out day. Arriving in King Salmon before your lodge is ready, or waiting on a flight out? Two hours is an easy fit, and I'll work around your check-in time or flight.

Fresh salmon moving down a cannery processing line

Visit active canneries

See canneries buzzing with energy: the docks, the crews, and the work that moves wild salmon from the boats to dinner tables around the world.

The historic Peter Pan Cannery building on the dock

The historic Peter Pan Cannery

See the historic Peter Pan Cannery grounds and hear how canneries like it shaped Naknek and the families who built their lives around the fishery.

Fishing boats heading out with snow-capped mountains behind

Where 1,400 boats deliver

Watch where up to 1,400 fishing boats deliver their catch. In the height of the season, the whole bay comes alive.

Bering Sea views

Take in breathtaking views of Bristol Bay and the Bering Sea. Bring your camera.

Real stories

Hear stories about the people, history, and culture of Bristol Bay, the kind you won't find on a sign.

Good to Know

Season
June 15 – September 15
Length
About 2 hours
Pickup
Your lodging in Naknek or King Salmon
Group size
Up to 7 guests per tour
What to wear
Layers and a rain jacket. Bristol Bay weather changes fast

Let's explore Bristol Bay!

Save your spot

In season · Jun 15 – Sep 15 907-469-1357 Send a text
Off season · Sep 16 – Jun 14 941-277-6119 Send a text