A boat is docked next to a body of water

Sons of Norway

Get into the Norwegian spirit on a visit to the oldest Sons of Norway Lodge in Alaska.

Included in your voyage
  • Visit Alaska’s oldest Sons of Norway lodge and learn how the Norwegian heritage is kept alive there.
  • Enjoy a selection of authentic Norwegian pastries, including lefse, skorpa and almond puffs.
  • Watch a dance presentation by Norwegian dancers wearing the Petersburg bunad (traditional dress).
  • Pay respects to those lost at sea at the Bojer Wikan Fishermen’s Memorial Park, next to the lodge.

  • Season

    Available all year

  • Difficulty level

    Level 2: Moderate - some mobility needed

  • Duration

    0h45

  • Min. passengers

    50

  • Max. passengers

    100

  • Booking code

    INCL-PSG2

  • Please note

    Restrooms are available; local cookbooks are available for sale

Alaska’s Norwegian haven 

Visit the oldest Sons of Norway Lodge in Alaska, known for the proud Norwegian heritage of its community. Have a cup of coffee or tea in the hall, along with some homemade Norwegian pastries. Learn about the history of the town and watch a performance by Norwegian dancers. Next to the hall, visit the Bojer Wikan Fishermen’s Memorial Park, dedicated in 2000 as a memorial to those lost at sea.  

Practical information:

  • Remarks/requirements: Restrooms are available; local cookbooks are available for sale 
  • Menu: Coffee, tea, and Norwegian pastries 
  • Language: English 
  • Walking information: Walking is involved on the docks and up the access ramp, and guests will walk one block on city streets. 
  • Wheelchair accessible: Yes