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109 SAND DOLLAR DR
Sitka, AK 99835
Nightly Rates: ($145.00 - $165.00)
3 Star
Perched on a hill high above Sitka Sandy Beach, the apartment looks out on the waters of Sitka Sound and the surrounding islands. It is the perfect spot to spy on the nearby eagle trees and look for whale spouts. Located off Halibut Point Road, we are only a five-minute drive to the center of town. Private and quiet, our quality furnishings and fluffy down comforters beckon you to hang your hat and stay for a while.
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· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 1500
· Check out time is 1100
· 1 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 1 floors.
Follow Airport Dr over the OConnell Bridge to Harbor Dr. Go straight through the first traffic signal. The street name will change to Lake Street. At the next 4 way stop sign, turn left onto Halibut Point Rd. Go 2 and a half miles to Sand Dollar Dr. Turn right and go up the hill to the big yellow house on the water side of the street.
Sitka, AK SIT. 3kms 2miles.
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 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near AlaskaWhile in Alaska, you might enjoy a visit to: Taxidermied Togo, unsung sled dog hero of 1925 diptheria epidemic. A gift shop dedicated to Christmas, with all the trappings, including live reindeer. The dark side of a hunted sea mammal is explored in this public sculpture. The two died in a plane crash in the vicinity. Consider the folly of building a four-story igloo in Alaska to attract tourists. At the tippy-top of frosty Alaska, a Inuit totem pole on a US Air Force Base. 13-year-old orphan Benny Benson had his flag design chosen over 700 others -- then had to wait 32 years before Alaska became a state. |