Homer may best be known for its breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife, and outstanding fishing opportunities, but it’s also a great place to shop. Whether you’re looking to stay dry while you’re out fishing or to take home something uniquely Alaskan, the shops in Homer have it all. There are few[…]
Tired of meeting on a laptop screen? Maybe it’s time to get your group together. For real! Our “Small is Beautiful” group specials are tailored to please and meet the needs and budgets for most every small group. Your perfect spot for an Alaska corporate retreat. We offer a range[…]
Imagine a postcard-perfect waterfront town with dramatic snow-covered peaks and few, if any, tourist crowds. That’s Homer, Alaska in the winter. Holidays in Homer are like a dream, with all the twinkling lights and festive cheer. While the cold might keep most visitors away, that just makes it more enjoyable[…]
Glaciers are one of Mother Nature’s most mesmerizing works of art. It takes centuries for them to form and they cover approximately 10% of the Earth, storing three-quarters of its freshwater. With over 660 named glaciers in Alaska, the state is one of the top destinations to see them. And,[…]
While it seems everyone talks about Alaskan summers, there are plenty of reasons to visit Homer in the spring. It’s an exciting time to be here, with temperatures rising, yet there will still be snow on the mountain peaks. Alpenglow colors cast sublime shades of reds, pinks, and orange at[…]
There are few things better than waking up to the beauty of Homer, Alaska. Mornings are especially serene with the sun rising over the sparkling waters of Kachemak Bay while mist envelopes the soaring mountain peaks and glaciers. That view is worth getting out of even the comfiest and coziest[…]
November can be a fabulous time to visit Homer, Alaska as fewer travelers provide the opportunity to enjoy it practically all to yourself. Prices for accommodations and even airfare are often lower, and with temperatures into the 30s, snow is possible. It’s even more enchanting with white powder blanketing the[…]
Fishing is a way of life in Homer and it also brings opportunities for visitors to experience it while surrounded by the town’s magnificent scenery. The rich waters of Kachemak Bay are home to a wide variety of fish and wildlife species, so when you’re casting your line you can[…]
While there is a long list of things to do in Homer, Alaska, from world-class fishing, whale watching, tide-pooling, and hiking to exploring art galleries, museums, peony farms, and magnificent parks, one of the must-dos is a visit to Katmai National Park. Homer is one of the best places to[…]
The North Pacific produces a bounty of seafood that’s unmatched by just about anywhere else on the planet and one of the best places to sample it fresh is Homer. Set along Kachemak Bay with a stunning mountain backdrop, it’s known as the world’s halibut capital. Those glistening sapphire waters[…]