Juneau International Airport (JNU) is a city owned, public use airport and seaplane base located 8 miles northwest of the central business district of Juneau.

Contact Juneau International Airport  – 907-789-7821

Alaska Airlines: Major airline servicing along the United States West Coast

Delta Airlines: Major airline servicing Juneau with round trip daily flights to Seattle in the summertime.

Alaska Seaplanes: Regional airline servicing Southeast Alaska

Commuter airlines provide daily service between Juneau and other surrounding communities

The State of Alaska requires all non-resident travelers to arrive with proof of a qualifying negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of departure OR to purchase a COVID-19 test for $250 upon arrival in Alaska and self-quarantine at your expense until results arrive. Alaska residents traveling into Juneau also have travel restrictions.

Up to date details are available on the State of Alaska Website

The Alaska Marine Highway operates an extensive 3,500 mile route with a fleet of vessels that are designed to carry passengers and vehicles ranging in size from motorcycles to large freight containers.

Juneau Terminal location: 13.5 mile Glacier Highway, Auke Bay, AK

Contact the terminal: 907-465-8853

Ferries operate year-round to provide essential transportation to over 35 coastal communities, many that are not accessible by road. Mainline vessels are the largest ships and typically take more than one day to travel between start and end ports, that provide road access.

Mainline Vessels
MV Columbia
MV Kennicott
MV Matanuska

Alaska’s Inside Passage treats you to spectacular natural beauty made up of mountains, rainforest and glaciers; offering an unmatched variety of wildlife; and containing a rich mixture of Native, early Russian, Norwegian, and gold rush history. The entire region is wrapped in the Tongass National Forest, the largest National Forest in the United States and the largest contiguous temperate rainforest in the world.

Online Ferry Reservations