Deadliest Catch Fans Can Now Tour The Bering Sea On A Boat From Season 2

It's not just the boat that fans of the show may recognize. The tour's website also boasts that some of the "Deadliest Catch" captains and crew members may be aboard the ship working the gear as they do on the show. Tickets cost $209 for adults and $129 for children (children under the age of 5 are not permitted).

The tours are fully wheelchair accessible and are available through the beginning of October. There are also limited VIP packages that include priority seating and a meal of a half pound of king crab and a beverage.

The Bering Sea Crab Fishermen's Tour has an average rating of a perfect 5.0 on Tripadvisor, with more than 2,000 reviews, making this a safe investment if you plan to be in the area and are curious to see what life on a "Deadliest Catch" boat is really like. Phillip R. of El Reno, Oklahoma, gave a glowing review in July 2023, saying he thoroughly enjoyed the side trip he took on the Aleutian Ballad while on a cruise. "They delivered on everything they said they would," he wrote. "Very family oriented and educational. Up close with crabs, different fish and a lot of bald eagles. I am going again when I come back."