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MGT whale watch tour??


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Their prices looked better than others. Do you know anything about them?

 

About MGT?? They are a well established well run company. BUT, as already noted, they are acting as a booking agent ONLY. They do not run any whale watch tours.

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Budget Queen, It seems like you know alot about alaska, hopefully I'll one day be that knowledgable. I want to go whale watching and glacier trekking, from previous posts it looks like Juneau is the best place to glacier trek, what about whale watching, I'm sure I won't have time in Juneau to do both, is there another good place to whale watch? I'll be in skagway, ketachen as well - any suggestions to do one over the other, also, if glacier trekking gets cancelled because of weather, could I still whale watch w/ Marv, etc. thanks :)

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Budget Queen, It seems like you know alot about alaska, hopefully I'll one day be that knowledgable. I want to go whale watching and glacier trekking, from previous posts it looks like Juneau is the best place to glacier trek, what about whale watching, I'm sure I won't have time in Juneau to do both, is there another good place to whale watch? I'll be in skagway, ketachen as well - any suggestions to do one over the other, also, if glacier trekking gets cancelled because of weather, could I still whale watch w/ Marv, etc. thanks :)

 

Nope, Juneau is it for whale watching. In my opinion, only the longest glacier trekking tours are worthwhile. The shorter ones are just- too short. You barely get out, before you have to return.

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If glacier trekking is a priority and you have the time prior to your cruise, Matanuska Glacier 2 hours north of Anchorage may work for you. It's an easy day trip. Juneau gives you an excellent opportunity for whale watching and would be my preference there.

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Would there be a really good chance of seeing whales in Juneau in July? We were in Cabo last Feb and saw so many whales that I am afraid it would be a disappointment not to see as many. The prices in Cabo were less than half those in Juneau. We were on a wildlife tour in Juneau several years ago in July and there was only one siting.

On previous Alaskan cruises we have seen them from the ship at a distance, just the spouts. Budget Queen, what are the chances of seeing them from the ship?

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