Petersburg, Alaska Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Petersburg is a thriving, busy Alaskan town that treats bed and breakfast visitors like members of the family. Still very much a fishing port, Petersburg is Norwegian in heritage and celebrates this heritage through cultural activities and events. A great way to initiate yourself into the Petersburg culture on a bed and breakfast vacation is to try your... » show more hand at fishing: salmon and halibut are plentiful in Frederick Sound and it is simple and affordable for bed and breakfast visitors to charter a boat. Another great activity on a Petersburg bed and breakfast vacation is to take the short boat ride to the Stikine-LeConte Wilderness Area, where hundreds of humpback whales go to feed in the summer. In the distance, Petersburg bed and breakfast visitors will see the LeConte Glacier and its surrounding icebergs. Back in town, bed and breakfast visitors might want to visit the Petersburg Marine Mammal Center in order to learn more about the beautiful, regal whales. To learn the rich history of Petersburg on your bed and breakfast vacation, then visit the Clausen Memorial Museum, which has lots of memorabilia. Also in town is Eagle Roost Park, where bed and breakfast visitors have a good chance of spotting a majestic Bald Eagle. Or simply spend time in downtown Petersburg on your bed and breakfast vacation: galleries, souvenir shops, cafes and restaurants line the lively streets and offers lots of entertainment for bed and breakfast visitors. Petersburg is an once-in-a-lifetime bed and breakfast destination, a jewel of a city shining out of the Alaskan wilderness. « show less