** This trip requires a minimum of 6 travelers in a group to schedule a departure – otherwise we must use our vehicles to continue running single day tours** Reservations less than 6 please contact us through this site with your preferred dates and we’ll work on filling the remaining seats required**

A great travel package for our spoiled travelers that prefer lodging! Same destinations as our camp and tour trips but you’re lodging with a hot private shower and a TV and you’ll be responsible for your own meals. I’ll book your non-refundable lodging at each destination as double occupancy within 72 hours of your reservation payment.

Maximum 14 persons combined as a family or Scout group or maximum of 10 combined as a mixed group. We’ll have kayaks and bicycles and fishing equipment that you are welcome to use from town to town at no charge. Whether a beginner or expert kayaker the water is a great way to see any harbor or bay (helpful for fishing too) and we’ll be around a lot of harbors and bays up here! Feel like a taking a bicycle ride to the ice cream stand then be our guest! Want to try fishing here then we have the gear you need. Kayaks and bicycles and fishing gear are free to use you just have to sign a liability waiver and replacement agreement in case you don’t bring it back with you.

Day 1 Seward We’ll depart Anchorage between 8:00-9:00 once everyone has been briefed on our safety and operation policies. Then it’s  southbound down the super scenic Turnagain Arm! We’ll do a short drive through Girdwood and then off to one of the most amazing tunnels in north America called the Alton Anderson Tunnel! This is a tunnel that has been bored through the bottom of a mountain that is 2.5 miles long and takes 6+ minutes to get through end to end and has amazingly survived many earthquakes unharmed. Once we get there we’ll have lunch at the Inn at Whittier and a quick town tour then departure to Seward. Many things to see and do in Seward and on top of that list for many is the Alaska Sea Life Center.

Day 2 Soldotna Our next destination is only a couple hours away so our departure time from Seward is somewhat flexible.  We’ll stop in Cooper Landing for pictures of where Kenai Lake turns into the Kenai River. Then south to lunch and hotel check in at the Kenai River Lodge. Once checked in we’ll cross the Historic Kenai River bridge and stop at the Soldotna Visitor Center. We’ll walk the staircase behind the visitor center down to a safety platform on the river. Once we’re done here we’ll take a quick trip to the City of Kenai Visitor center to experience some super interesting local and regional history.

Day 3 Homer We should leave Soldotna early morning. Known as the Halibut Capital of the World, Homer is a quaint little town on the water with some of the widest and longest mountain views you will see across the Kachemac Bay. Photo ops are here there and everywhere! We’ll take a short driving tour and then down the infamous Homer Spit for lunch and shops or whatever your preferred activities may be. Usually a little windy for kayaking here but a bike ride through the breeze on the Homer Spit can be a refreshing experience. Grab a shirt at the historic Salty Dog Saloon and get postcards for your family and friends before heading back to 4902 Spenard Road Anchorage. On our return trip back we will share the places and things we would see and do again or not.

Thank you for considering touring Alaska with us!