Cape Fox Tours
Cape Fox Tours
Currently recruiting for the season from April 15th, 2026 to October 15th, 2026.
Cape Fox Tours is a local tour operator and transportation company in Ketchikan, Alaska. We are committed to providing exceptional customer service and creating experiences that last a lifetime for our guests. Come work for a culturally driven company with vast, diverse opportunities who value you, your talent and your growth.
In Ketchikan and Saxman, located in Southeast Alaska. Located on Revillagigedo Island, approximately 1.75 hour direct flight from Seattle. Surrounded by the pristine Tongass National Forest and breathtaking waves of the Tongass Narrows.
- Location
- Alaska
- Season
- Summer
- Staff size
- 60
- Housing
- Whether included in the compensation package or provided at a cost, housing is provided for staff.
- Housing details
- Dorm-style living, furnished, WiFi included, located in Downtown Ketchikan
- Family housing available
- No
- Single occupancy housing available
- No
- Pet friendly
- No
- Meals
- None
- Cell phone service
- Yes, most carriers
- Internet access
- Good
About Cape Fox Tours
Cape Fox Tours is a tourism company located in Ketchikan, Alaska. We operate guided cultural, culinary and historical land excursions along with transportation services for other tour operators in Ketchikan.
We are looking for highly motivated adventure-seeking individuals to join our team for the summer season. Those individuals will have the time of their lives while working for one of the largest companies in Ketchikan. We have several positions open for the summer season. We have a diverse job field for full-time, part-time, entry-level, certified-level and more. We invite you to learn more about our opportunities and apply today!
Come work for an company that can teach you the importance of heritage while affording you the ability to experience life in Ketchikan, Alaska. Island life couldn't be more fun than being on the Cape Fox Tours team!
The Employee Experience
Working in Ketchikan, Alaska is the ultimate adventure that you will talk about for years to come. You will meet new people from all over the world, make new friends, explore the great outdoors of the Tongass National Forest, learn about the history and native culture of the area, catch a giant salmon or halibut, see an abundance of wildlife up close, and so much more.
We are proud to share our culture and destination with our guests and employees. Our diverse set of employees range in all different ages and skill levels (including students and teens). The variety of jobs available provide more than just added skills and experience. We can offer adventure and a learning experience like no other.
Ideal Candidate
Join our team for the Summer!
Cape Fox Tour is looking for individuals who value hard work, talent, creativity, honesty, and have a desire to learn and grow. Reach out to the Hiring Manager directly if you are applying with a work or student visa.
Training for most positions starts the middle of April. We operate around the Alaskan tourism season including vacations on cruise ships, airlines, and ferries; work trips, conferences and stay-cations for the locals. The summer season runs from late-April through the first week of October.
Room and Board
Employee Housing
Dorm-style housing is available for full-season staff and on a first come first serve basis. There is a daily rate associated with housing that covers rent, utilities, cleaning services in common areas, and basic furniture.
Employee Perks
Cape Fox Tours tries hard to make sure that employees have a profitable, memorable and fun summer.
Perks may include and are not limited to the following:
- Competitive pay for your position and experience
- Gratuity *varies by position
- Discount on retail items at the Village Store
- All staff shore excursions outings
- Team events and gatherings - bonfires, game nights, and so on
- Transportation assistance to and from work
Getting Here and Getting Around
Getting to Ketchikan
Alaska Airlines offers multiple daily flights between Seattle and Ketchikan, and the Alaska Marine Highway System (Alaska State Ferry) connects to Bellingham, WA. It is the employee's responsibility to make their own travel arrangements. Ask the hiring manager for a discount code when booking flights on Alaska Airlines.
Once in Ketchikan
A vehicle is not necessary but makes exploring the area a lot more fun and easier. You can bring your own vehicle via the Alaska State Ferry, one of the barge options (Alaska Marine Lines or Samson Tug & Barge), or purchase/rent one in town.
The Ketchikan Gateway Borough provides bus transportation throughout the City of Ketchikan and outside city limits. Route prices and passes may vary.
For Fun
Get Out And Explore
Ketchikan is filled with so many activities to do both indoor and outdoor, along with landmarks and city highlights to see. This small town has a lot going on in the summer for you to check out and add to your experience. Here is a short list of opportunities you can partake in:
- Holiday Events (Cinco de Mayo, Memorial Day, 4th of July parade and fireworks, Labor Day)
- Festivals (Blueberry Arts Festival, Bar Harbor Ale House Beer Fest, and other local art pop-ups)
- Shore Excursions (Misty Fjords boat ride, ziplining, adventure karts, crab feasts, canoes, kayaks, lumberjack show, Aleutian Ballad crabbing tour, and more)
- Fishing (Salmon Capital of the World, also great for halibut, cod, crabbing and shrimping)
- Creek Street (Historic Red-Light District with shops, restaurants and local art)
- Totems & Culture (Saxman Native Village, Totem Bight State Park, Southeast Discovery Center, Tongass Historical Museum)
- Recreation Center & Gym (largest in Southeast Alaska with basketball courts, aquatic center, cardio room, free weights and variety of classes)
- Hiking (Deer Mountain or any of the other 10 plus trails - easy, moderate and difficult options)
- Bar Scene (there are over 30 bars in Ketchikan, a few breweries and a distillery some with karaoke, open mic night, pool, themed parties and trivia)
- Restaurants (all of Cape Fox establishments and several others)
Current Job Openings
- Provide personable and friendly interaction with tour guests.
- Greet guests and answer questions to provide a positive and memorable experience.
- Gather guests in crowds and ensure accurate timing of tours.
- Assist customers and staff to ensure a safe environment by keeping proper count of guests, clearing the walkways of any debris, reporting any tripping or other hazards to management to protect the health and safety of themselves, coworkers and customers.
- Resolve problems with employees and guests in a professional manner.
- Provide knowledge of area including the environment, cultural history, practices, and lifestyle of today.
- Perform end-of-day duties by cleaning facilities including sweeping restrooms, restocking restroom supplies, picking up trash, disposing of trash, bringing signage into office, and so on.
- Perform additional duties as assigned.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Previous work experience in customer service and/or tourism is preferred.
- Previous work experience as a guide or public presentations is preferred.
- Ability to learn adequate knowledge of local environment, cultural history, practices, and lifestyle of today.
- Demonstrate flexibility and willingness to accommodate a variable work schedule.
- Must maintain knowledge of written training materials to ensure accuracy of tour information.
- Must have good communication skills to present information in front of the public.
- Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with all guests regarding subject matter.
- Ability to work under pressure, handle stress and deliver professional results.
- Ability to work long hours and adapt to changing schedules.
- Ability to interact with all guests in a professional manner.
- Ability to work various hours, weekends and holidays.
- Adhere to Company policy on uniform and personal hygiene requirements.
- Physical stamina to walk about ¼ mile distance at a time, along with sitting or standing during the day in the outdoors.
- Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.
- Provide personable and friendly interaction with customers.
- Exhibit good communication skills.
- Answer product questions, locations, and promotions and make suggestions to customers.
- Assist customers in finding the items they are looking for and assist with purchasing decisions.
- Proficiently use a cash register to handle transactions at the point of sale, taking cash, credit and other forms of payment.
- Make change for customers and provide receipts.
- Assist customers, staff, volunteers, and visitors as related to retail.
- Replenish store merchandise as needed and maintain the store’s appearance by stocking shelves and organizing products.
- Resolve problems with other employees and with customers in a professional manner.
- Cheerfully share knowledge of local environment and cultural history, practices and today’s lifestyle.
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
- Ability to work under pressure, handle stress and deliver professional results.
- Long hours and weekends may be required and must be willing to work a variable work schedule.
- Must be able to work with difficult customers and guests in a professional manner.
- Understand US currency.
- Strong written and oral communication skills, organizational skills, and attention to detail.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
- Adhere to company policy on uniform and personal hygiene requirements.
- Ability to work various hours, weekends, and holidays.
- Self-motivated with minimal oversight.
- Must be personable and friendly.
- Must be able to proficiently operate a cash register.
- Ability to problem-solve with employees and guests in a professional manner.
- Must have adequate knowledge of local environment and cultural history, practices and lifestyle of today.
- Must be able to communicate information on cultural subject matter.
- Possess knowledge of company policies and procedures.
- Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.
- Safely and efficiently provide guest transportation to and from various venues.
- Routinely drive transit-sized vans, providing narrated tours.
- Provide guided tours at select venues.
- Directly assist in passenger movement between cruise ships and tour vehicles.
- Maintain logs of passenger counts and driving routes.
- Maintain reports of daily mileage, fuel log, and hours on each coach.
- Perform pre-trip and post-trip daily inspections of vehicles and provide basic mechanical duties.
- Communicate with support staff.
- Report all accidents, injuries, unsafe working conditions, and damages.
- Learn and maintain knowledge on all routes, procedures, and timing.
- Follow all state laws while operating vehicles and ensure all pertinent insurance and other driving-related documents are up-to-date and visible.
- Wash and wipe down exterior of vehicle.
- Detail the outside and inside of vehicles; ensure tires, door jambs, seating areas, floorboards, cup holders, dashes, mirrors, etc. are clean.
- Wipe down all surfaces of inside of vehicle.
- Perform end-of-day duties by disposing of any trash, parking in the designated area, turning off all electrical units, returning the vehicle key and so on.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- A valid Driver’s License.
- Previous experience in positions involving customer service or tourism is preferred.
- Must be certified as physically qualified through the Department of Transportation (DOT) physical and drug screen.
- Ability to provide guided tours while driving and at venues.
- Must have a clean driving record/experience going back three (3) years.
- Minimum age of 21.
- Ability to communicate in a friendly and professional manner with all guests.
- Knowledge of surrounding area and be able to find places and make stops in a reasonable and timely manner.
- Ability to present yourself in a clean and professional manner.
- Must be free from influence of drugs and alcohol.
- Ability to pass a DOT physical test and obtain a medical card.
- Ability to pass a Pre-Employment DOT drug screening and join the Random Drug-Testing Consortium.
- Ability to work long hours, weekends and holidays.
- Ability to step in and out of a vehicle numerous times throughout the day.
- Adhere to company policy on uniform and personal hygiene requirements.
- Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.
- Provide personable and friendly interaction with tour guests.
- Work with traditional materials and techniques and demonstrate the creative process to an audience.
- Share knowledge about the art, including its history, significance and connection to native Alaskan heritage and the local environment.
- Share personal and cultural stories and traditions that are relevant to the art being created to provide a deeper and more personal understanding for the visitors.
- Must be native Alaskan and have residency in the State of Alaska.
- Knowledge of company policies and procedures.
- Must have adequate knowledge of local environment and cultural history, practices, and lifestyles of today.
- Long hours and weekends may be required depending on tour schedule.
- Must be able to work with difficult customers/guests in a professional manner.
- Must be able to communicate information on cultural matters.
- Strong oral communication skills and able to present to crowds.
- Self-motivated with minimal oversight.
- Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.
- Greet and assist guests with professionalism and a friendly demeanor.
- Provide clear and accurate information about local tours, itineraries, pricing, and pickup locations.
- Hold dock signs and direct guests to designated transportation, providing excursion details before departure.
- Collect tickets or vouchers from guests and ensure passenger counts are accurate.
- Process payments using FareHarbor, cash tills, and card readers.
- Handle and balance cash/change accurately.
- Coordinate with tour operators, dispatch, and drivers to maintain efficient guest flow.
- Distribute brochures and promotional materials as needed.
- Complete and turn in daily paperwork, tickets, and vouchers.
- Perform beginning- and end-of-day procedures including counting tills, making deposits, cleaning the area, turning on/off signs, restocking brochures, and preparing tickets and stickers for the following day.
- Perform additional duties as assigned to support operations and guest service.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Previous work experience in customer service and/or tourism is preferred.
- Ability to learn of local area, tour procedures, inclusions, itineraries, and pricing.
- Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with all guests verbally and via email.
- Ability to work under pressure, handle stress and deliver professional results.
- Ability to work long hours and adapt to changing schedules.
- Understand US currency.
- Must be able to work with difficult guests in a professional manner.
- Ability to work various hours, weekends and holidays included.
- Adhere to Company policy on uniform and personal hygiene requirements.
- Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.
- Safely and efficiently provide guest transportation to and from various venues.
- Routinely drive a motorcoach of various sizes, providing narrated tours.
- Provide guided tours at select venues.
- Directly assist in passenger movement between cruise ships and tour vehicles.
- Maintain logs of passenger counts and driving routes.
- Maintain reports of daily mileage, fuel log, and hours on each coach.
- Perform pre-trip and post-trip daily inspections of vehicle and provide basic mechanical duties to ensure the vehicle is safe and suitable for driving.
- Communicate with dock staff, cruise line partners and tour venue staff.
- Report all accidents, injuries, unsafe working conditions, and damages.
- Acquire knowledge on all routes, procedures, and timing.
- Must be knowledgeable of surrounding area and be able to find places and make stops in a reasonable and timely manner.
- Follow all state laws while operating vehicles and ensure all pertinent insurance and other driving-related documents are up-to-date and visible.
- Wash and wipe down exterior of vehicle.
- Detail the outside and inside of vehicles; ensure tires, door jambs, seating areas, floorboards, cup holders, dashes, mirrors, etc. are clean.
- Wipe down all surfaces of inside of vehicle.
- Perform end-of-day duties by disposing of any trash, parking in the designated area, turning off all electrical units, returning the vehicle key and so on.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- A Valid CDL (at least class B) with passenger endorsement and no airbrake restrictions.
- Previous experience in positions involving customer service or tourism is preferred.
- Must be certified as physically qualified through the Department of Transportation (DOT) physical and drug screen.
- Ability to provide guided tours while driving and at venues.
- Must have a clean driving record/experience going back three (3) years.
- Minimum age of 21.
- Ability to communicate in a friendly and professional manner with all guests.
- Ability to present yourself in a clean and professional manner.
- Must be free from influence of drugs and alcohol.
- Ability to pass a DOT physical test and obtain a medical card.
- Ability to pass a Pre-Employment DOT drug screening and join the Random Drug-Testing Consortium.
- Ability to work long hours, weekends and holidays.
- Ability to step in and out of a vehicle numerous times throughout the day.
- Adhere to company policy on uniform and personal hygiene requirements.
- Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.
- Service of local Alaskan food and beverage products to customers.
- Prep and prepare food and beverage for weekly counts.
- Prep and prepare workspace for various tours.
- Present knowledge of local products to customers.
- Maintain a clean work environment throughout the day.
- Quickly and efficiently turn over workspace between tours.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Alaska State TAPS Certificate required.
- Alaska State Food Handlers Card.
- At least one year of experience in customer service or food and beverage service is preferred but not required.
- Preferred experience in tourism or tourist-based work environment (i.e. guide).
- Preferred minimum age of 19 years.
- Ability to work under pressure, handle stress and deliver professional customer service.
- Ability to work long hours, weekends, and holidays.
- Ability to stand for long periods of time.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with minimum oversight.
- Ability to provide given narrative to guests with strong oral communication skills.
- Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.
- Learn and perform various Tlingit songs and dances throughout the tourism season.
- Will greet and engage in a friendly manner with tour guests to answer various questions.
- Must have full required regalia consisting of:
- Blanket
- Apron/Skirt/Black Pants
- Headband/Hat/Mask
- Appropriate Footwear
- Solid red or Black shirt
- Perform in a professional manner to represent the culture and company successfully.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Previous experience in tourism and customer service is preferred.
- Previous history in cultural dance and song is preferred.
- Attend practices and meetings to prepare for performances.
- Ability to problem-solve with employees and communicate with guests in a professional manner.
- Wear proper attire during performances as specified above.
- Must be personable and friendly and willing to answer various questions from guests.
- Must have adequate knowledge of the local environment and cultural history, practices, and lifestyle of today.
- Physical stamina to perform up to six performances in one day with adequate breaks in between.
- Will maintain a professional demeanor, a positive attitude and a strong work ethic during rehearsals, performances and promotional events.
- Attend other Company events that require dance performances.
- Strong teamwork, communication and collaboration abilities.
- Must be able to communicate information on cultural matters.
- Travel to various tour locations when assigned.
- Ability to work long hours, weekends and holidays.
- Adhere to Company policy on uniform and personal hygiene requirements.
- Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.
- Learn and perform various songs and dances throughout the summer.
- Will greet and engage with guests in a friendly and welcoming manner and answer any questions they may have.
- Must have Personal Regalia items:
- Blanket
- Apron/Skirt/Black Pants
- Headband/Hat/Mask
- Appropriate Footwear
- Solid red or Black shirt
- Perform in a professional manner to represent the culture and company successfully.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Previous experience in tourism and customer service is preferred.
- Previous history in cultural dance and song is preferred.
- Attend practices and meetings to prepare for performances.
- Ability to problem-solve with employees and communicate with guests in a professional manner.
- Wear proper attire during performances as specified above.
- Must have adequate knowledge of the local environment and cultural history, practices, and lifestyle of today.
- Physical stamina to perform up to six performances in one day with adequate breaks in between.
- Attend other Company events that require dance performances.
- Must be able to communicate information on cultural matters.
- Travel to various tour locations when assigned.
- Ability to work weekends and holidays.
- Adhere to Company policy on uniform and personal hygiene requirements.
- Must have authorization to work in the United States as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986.
Tour Host
Job Summary
The Tour Host provides guided tours through the facilities of Saxman Native Village. This person will greet guests upon arrival and guide them through the Clan House, Totem Park, and Carving Center. Tour Hosts are responsible for engaging with guests and providing a quality experience that shares the history of the area.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Work Environment
Subject to outside weather including exposure to heavy rain, cold, wind and heat. Venue can be very crowded with people at times. Terrain can include inclines, declines, gravel pathways, grass and concrete. Strong aromas of cedar and other plant life is present in all of the facilities. Work area will be free from debris, dust, spilled liquids, and food particles. Employee will maintain all workspaces in a clean and organized manner.
Education and/or Experience
Qualifications and Requirements
Retail Clerk
Job Summary
The Retail Clerk welcomes all guests to the Cape Fox Village Store and assists with their needs pertaining to their visit. The Retail Clerk will take great pride in the store’s appearance, keeping it neat, removing litter and debris, handling retail purchases, stock store merchandise and other duties as assigned.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Work Environment
Work area will be free from debris, dust, spilled liquids, and food particles. Employee will maintain all workspaces in a clean and organized manner.
Work hours will vary between 7am and 7pm and may include weekends and weekdays. The store is open 7 days a week.
Education and/or Experience
High school diploma or equivalent is preferred.
Previous experience in tourism is desired but not required.
Qualifications and Requirements
Non-CDL Driver Guide
Job Summary
The Non-CDL Driver Guide position provides transportation for cruise ship guests during the summer season. You will share educational details and stories about Ketchikan, while providing transportation to various venues throughout Ketchikan, Alaska. This position will maintain a safe and presentable manner during all job duties.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Work Environment
Work area will be free from debris, dust, spilled liquids, and food particles. Employee will maintain all workspaces in a clean and organized manner. Employee will be seated for various lengths of time while driving. When conducting tours, the employee will be walking for various lengths of time on uneven/gravel walkways. Subject to outside weather including exposure to heavy rain, cold, wind and heat. Dock areas can be very crowded with vehicles and people. Noise levels can be extremely high due to the congestion of vehicles and people on the docks.
Education and/or Experience
Qualifications and Requirements
Native Artist
Job Summary
The Native Artist will work on various projects throughout the summer based on ability and talent. The Native Artist will be well-versed in the Native Arts and willing to tell stories relevant to the art being created and share cultural significance, knowledge and talent with others. The artist will adapt to various tour schedules throughout the season and engage with guests and answer questions.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Work Environment
Work area will be free from debris, dust, spilled liquids, and food particles. Employee will maintain all workspaces and in a clean and organized manner.
Education and/or Experience
Previous experience with native art is preferred. Knowledge of local environment and cultural history, practices and lifestyles of today.
Qualifications and Requirements
CSR/Dock Rep
Job Summary
The Customer Service Representative (CSR) / Dock Representative plays a key role in ensuring an exceptional guest experience for visitors arriving in Ketchikan. This position assists guests with tour selections, provides detailed information about excursions and pickup locations, and coordinates the check-in and payment process for independently booked tours.
The role also supports day-to-day operations by communicating with drivers, cruise ship staff, and tour partners to ensure guests are directed to the correct transportation and depart on time. Daily responsibilities include greeting guests, coordinating logistics, completing daily paperwork, and performing beginning- and end-of-day procedures such as counting tills, making deposits, cleaning the work area, turning signs on and off, restocking brochures, preparing tickets and stickers for the following day, and handing in all completed paperwork, tickets, and vouchers. This position thrives in a fast-paced, guest-focused environment that requires professionalism, multitasking, and a positive attitude.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Work Environment
Subject to outside weather including exposure to heavy rain, cold, wind and heat. Dock areas can be very crowded with vehicles and people. Noise levels can be extremely high due to the congestion of vehicles and people on the docks. Some areas have seating available.
Education and/or Experience
Qualifications and Requirements
CDL Driver Guide
Job Summary
The CDL Driver Guide position provides transportation for cruise ship guests during the summer season. You will share educational details and stories about Ketchikan, while providing transportation to various venues throughout Ketchikan, Alaska. This position maintains a safe and presentable manner while performing all job duties.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Work Environment
Work area will be free from debris, dust, spilled liquids, and food particles. Employee will maintain all workspaces in a clean and organized manner. Employee will be seated for various lengths of time while driving. When conducting tours, the employee will be walking for various lengths of time on uneven/gravel walkways. Subject to outside weather including exposure to heavy rain, cold, wind and heat. Dock areas can be very crowded with vehicles and people. Noise levels can be extremely high due to the congestion of vehicles and people on the docks.
Education and/or Experience
Qualifications and Requirements
Server/Prep Guide
Job Summary
The Server/Prep Guide position provides quality customer service to tourists while helping guide them through a culinary experience. The Server/Prep Guide will be required to provide narrated tours including educational background of foods to guests throughout their tour. This position works in a fast-paced environment involving all aspects of food prep, cleaning and serving and will work at any of the three locations listed above: Saxman Community Center, George Inlet Cannery, and Eagle’s Nest
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Work Environment
Work area will be free from debris, dust, spilled liquids, and food particles. Employee will maintain all workspaces in a clean and organized manner.
Education and/or Experience
Qualifications and Requirements
Adult Native Dancer
Job Summary
The Adult Native Dancer will greet guests on the scheduled tours of Saxman Native Village into the Tribal House and will assist them, if needed, to their seats. The Adult Native Dancer will perform the songs and dances for the guests in the traditional regalia and will invite a few guests up to dance on the last dance.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Work Environment
Work area will be free from debris, dust, liquid spillage, and food particles. Maintain all workspaces and in a clean and organized manner. Work hours will vary depending on the cruise ship schedule.
Education and/or Experience
Qualifications and Requirements
Child Native Dancer
Job Summary
The Child Native Dancer will greet guests on the scheduled tours of Saxman Native Village into the Tribal House and will assist them, if needed, to their seats. The Child Native Dancer will perform the songs and dances for the guests in the traditional regalia and will invite a few guests up to dance at the last dance.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Work Environment
Work area will be free from debris, dust, liquid spillage, and food particles. Maintains all workspaces and in a clean and organized manner. Work hours will vary depending on the cruise ship schedule.
Education and/or Experience
Qualifications and Requirements
How to Apply
Thank you for your interest in joining the Cape Fox Tours team! To apply, simply click on the "Apply Here" button to be taken to our online application.
Join our Cape Fox family and experience Ketchikan, Alaska this summer!
Contact Info
- Adrianna Oliva-Parks
- aoliva@capefoxlodge.com
- (907) 331-3899
- capefoxtours.com
