Sitka Rocky Gutierrez (SIT) Airport Car Service

Downtown Sitka sits about a mile east of Sitka Rocky Gutierrez Airport on Japonski Island, a very quick ride of roughly five minutes via the O'Connell Bridge. We provide direct transfers to the Westmark Sitka Hotel, Sitka Hotel, Aspen Suites Hotel Sitka, and surrounding Lincoln Street lodging options with all inclusive flat rates covering meet and greet, luggage handling, and gratuity. Call +1 (718) 514-9881.

Yes. Sitka National Historical Park sits about two miles east of SIT, a quick ride of roughly ten minutes via Sawmill Creek Road. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the totem trail, the Russian Bishop's House, and the visitor center with chauffeurs familiar with the park entrance, the surrounding Indian River walking paths, and the connection to other Sitka heritage sites including St. Michael's Cathedral.

Yes. The Old Sitka Rocks cruise tender dock and the new Halibut Point Marine Services dock both sit within five miles of SIT. We provide transfers timed against your cruise ship boarding window for shore excursions with chauffeurs familiar with the cruise ship arrival schedule, the surrounding downtown drop off points, and the recommended dining and shopping locations for arriving cruise passengers.

Yes. The Alaska Raptor Center sits about two miles east of SIT, a quick ride of roughly ten minutes via Sawmill Creek Road. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring the bald eagle rehabilitation facility and the surrounding flight training center area with chauffeurs familiar with the visitor entrance off Raptor Way, the surrounding Sitka heritage trail, and the recommended drop off points for arriving guests.

Mount Edgecumbe and Kruzof Island sit about ten miles west of SIT across Sitka Sound, accessible only by boat or float plane. We provide transfers to the Sitka Sound charter boat docks and Mountain Aviation float plane base with chauffeurs familiar with the boat and floatplane operator check in procedures, the surrounding harbor area, and the recommended timing for arriving Mount Edgecumbe day trip visitors.

Yes. Premium SUVs accommodate one to six passengers with generous luggage space for fishing gear, hunting equipment, photography gear, and extended trip bags. SUVs are popular for Sitka fishing charter trips, cruise ship shore excursions, family arrivals to Sitka, and corporate visits to the Southeast Alaska region. All SUVs handle the area road conditions during all seasons of the year.

Yes. The Russian Bishop's House sits about a mile east of SIT in downtown Sitka, a very quick ride of roughly five minutes via the O'Connell Bridge. We provide direct transfers for visitors exploring this historic Russian Orthodox structure with chauffeurs familiar with the entrance off Lincoln Street, the surrounding St. Michael's Cathedral area, and the connection to other Sitka heritage sites for arriving visitors.

Yes. The Sitka harbors including ANB Harbor, Crescent Harbor, and Eliason Harbor sit within two miles of SIT. We coordinate transfers timed against your fishing charter check in window with chauffeurs familiar with the harbor entrances, the surrounding fishing fleet docks, and the recommended lodging options for arriving anglers visiting Sitka during the May through September peak season.

Yes. Every SIT reservation includes complimentary real time flight tracking. If your inbound flight is delayed by weather, Southeast Alaska marine fog events, winter storms, Pacific coast turbulence, connection issues, or mechanical problems, the pickup window adjusts automatically at no extra charge. A grace period after landing covers baggage claim and walking to the terminal curbside exit.

Sitka cruise ship season from May through September brings thousands of visitors weekly to the harbor for shore excursions. SIT sees increased traffic during peak summer cruise weeks. We add capacity with SUVs, Sprinter vans, and mini coaches for shore excursion transfers, hotel arrivals, and the surrounding Sitka attractions including the Alaska Raptor Center and Sitka National Historical Park.