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Find answers to common questions about visiting Icy Strait Point. Whether learning about excursions, transportation, or seasonal highlights, we'll help you prepare for your journey.

  • Where Is Icy Strait Point?
    We are located on Chichagof Island in the town of Hoonah, Alaska. We are a short airplane ride from Juneau and also accessible by Cruise Ships and the Alaska Marine Highway System.
  • Is Icy Strait Point Open To The Public?
    Yes, whenever a cruise ship is in port, Icy Strait Point is open to all visitors.
  • What Is There To Do At Icy Strait Point?
    A lot! Choose from 20+ excursions, dine at three waterfront restaurants, explore coastal trails, visit a free museum, experience live Native culture, or browse local shops.
  • What Makes Icy Strait Point Special?
    We're surrounded by real, wild Alaska, where whales cruise the shoreline and brown bears outnumber people. This is a place where history lives on in our working cannery, our land, and our community. And you’ll be hosted by the people who know it best, our predominantly Alaska Native team from nearby Hoonah, proud to share their home with you.
  • Do I Have To Book Excursions Through My Cruise Line?
    Most tours are reserved through your cruise line. We recommend booking early—tours fill up fast!
  • Are The Prices For Excursions The Same As On The Ship?
    Often, yes. But pricing can vary by cruise line and tour.
  • Is ISP ADA-Accessible?
    Yes. Our boardwalks and pathways are designed for accessibility, and we have compact vehicles available to assist guests. Many of our tours are also ADA-friendly—check individual tour listings for details.
  • Why Are There So Many Whales?
    We're just around the corner from Point Adolphus, one of the top whale-watching spots on Earth. Every summer, dozens of whales gather here—and we guarantee sightings on every whale watch tour.
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