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Homer aka: “Halibut Capital of the World” provides you with truly incredible panoramic views of mountain ranges, white peaks, glaciers and the famous Homer Spit - a long strip of land that stretches into the beautiful deep blue colored Katchemal Bay. It is a community that tempts you to stay for a while. Between the excellent museum, restaurants and art galleries, great scenery and interesting side trips to the other side of Kachemak Bay or to Seldovia you could easily spend a week here. Use the day to explore the area - kayak to a remote cove, take a scenic cruise and spot wildlife including whales, seals, sea otters and many shorebirds. If you prefer to observe grizzly bears up close, take a scenic flightseeing tour to the Katmai Coast. Take a evening cruise to Halibut Cove and enjoy a dinner at the famous Saltry Restaurant and a walk to renowned artist galleries along the picturesque boardwalks. |
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HS#1 Salmon or Halibut Fishing Charter The average halibut brought in to Homer weighs around 28 pounds but there is always an excellent chance to catch "the big one". Along with the good fishing and beautiful scenery there is a good chance of spotting seals, sea otters, sea lions, puffins as well as whales. All this can ad up to a wonderful day of catching fish and experiencing mother nature in all her grandeur. Your full day fishing adventure begins at 6:00 am when your boat leaves the harbor. On the way to the fishing grounds you may enjoy a snack and coffee or hot tea. Charter caught halibut weighs between 25-150 pounds, with king salmon average of 25 pounds. Watch for wildlife such as sea otters, sea lions, whales and puffins. Your crew will be filleting and bagging your fish at no extra charge. Tour includes all fishing gear and bait. |
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HS#2 Lake Clark NP | Redoubt Bay Brown Bear Viewing Redoubt Mountain Lodge is exclusively located on the glacier-fed waters of Crescent Lake in the heart of the Chigmit Mountains. Named for the 10,197 foot peak, Redoubt Volcano, in clear view only 8 miles away. Being the only lodge and privately owned property within a 25-mile radius, the lodge offers a truly remote Alaskan experience. As a guest you enjoy beautiful scenery, amazing wildlife and unforgettable adventures will fill each day. With a wide variety of activities including: hiking, kayaking, watersports, world-class fishing, photography bear viewing & exploring the surrounding area. Whether searching for adventure or relaxation, the Redoubt Mountain Lodge accommodates any Alaskan vacation. For more information please visit our website >> Redoubt Bay Lodge |
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HS#3 Glacier Hiking and Sea Kayaking Our day trip route is diverse and abundant in spectacular scenery, wending its way through 2 bays where you can alternately paddle in narrow tidal channels, up close to bold sea cliffs, and emerge in to more open water. The loop provides a lot of variety in scenery and sea life including Gull Island seabird colony where there are close up views of puffins and other species of seabirds. There are archways to paddle through and beaches to rest on as well as short stretch hikes to scenic vistas. Trips are limited to small groups and to advantage of fair tidal currents and protected inner bays. Our typical paddle route is chosen for it's potential for viewing wildlife, exceptional scenery, and calm waters. Duration: from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm |
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HS#4 Brown Bear Viewing at Silver Salmon Creek Lodge Silver Salmon Creek Lodge is a premier vacation destination for wildlife photography, world-class sport fishing and Alaska bear viewing. Under the same management since 1983, hosts David and Joanne Coray welcome all national and international guests. The lodge offers its patrons a sense of Alaska adventure with all of the upscale amenities as well. The lodge has developed into one of the premier sites in Alaska to view Brown Bears in their natural environment. Our knowledgeable guides assist our guests in getting properly positioned for excellent viewing, understand behavioral nuances and gain key information about bear biology. Bear viewing packages are offered from June through mid-SeptemberFor more information please visit our website >> Silver Salmon Creek Lodge |
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HS#5 Lake Clark / Katmai Coast Brown Bear Viewing Day Trip The Lake Clark bear viewing area is located on the Pacific Coast of Katmai National Park and is a popular area for Brown Bear viewing and photography. You'll fly across Kachemak Bay and the follow lush green coastline of the Alaska Peninsula which is capped with active volcanoes and massive glacier terminating in iceberg filled lakes. Lake Clark and Katmai is the habitat of one of the largest natural concentrations of Brown Bears in the world and can guarantee 100% bear viewing. Naturalist guides are sharing their knowledge about bears, a safety orientation and are experienced working in a wilderness environment. |
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