Mejores Tours y Viajes de Homero
Tucked along the shores of Kachemak Bay in southern Alaska, Homer beckons travelers with its rugged beauty and artistic soul. Known as the "Halibut Fishing Capital of the World," it draws anglers and nature lovers alike to explore its wild coastline and abundant wildlife. The iconic Homer Spit stretches 4.5 miles into the turquoise waters, lined with cozy cafes, local art galleries, and trailheads leading to panoramic views. From here, visitors board boats for Kenai Fjords National Park excursions, spotting whales, sea otters, and puffins, while nearby Kachemak Bay State Park offers premier hiking and kayaking amid glacial landscapes.
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5.0 (20 reseñas) Código del tour: 18268
Ciudad de inicio / Ciudad de fin
Anchorage
Duración
10.0 Days
Ciudad y atracciones
Anchorage, Homer, Seward
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English Live
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Preguntas frecuentes sobre tours de Homer
How do I get from Homer Airport (HOM) to downtown Homer, and what transportation options are available?
Homer Airport (HOM) is just 6 miles from downtown. Rent a car from Alaska Travel Adventures or Homer Airport Shuttle for flexibility. Taxis are limited—book Homer Taxi in advance. Alternatively, the fixed-route City Bus (Route 1) runs weekdays between the airport and downtown for $3. Exact cash or punch cards required.
Is the Homer Spit safe to drive on, and are there any road restrictions or hazards?
Yes, the Homer Spit is safe to drive on, but be cautious—narrow roads, frequent pedestrian traffic, and tidal flooding can occur at high tide. Drive slowly, especially during king tides (May–September). Parking fees apply in the public lot. Avoid parking on road shoulders to prevent towing.
What is the best time of year to see beluga whales near Homer?
Beluga whales are rarely seen in Kachemak Bay near Homer. For reliable beluga viewing, visit the Turnagain Arm near Anchorage (300 miles north). However, Homer is prime for gray whales, orcas, and humpbacks—best seen May through September during boat tours departing from the small boat harbor.
Do I need a fishing permit to fish on the Homer Spit, and where can I get one?
Yes, anyone 16 and older needs a valid Alaska fishing license to fish on the Homer Spit. Purchase online via the Alaska Department of Fish and Game website or in person at Homer Hardware, LuArk’s Sporting Goods, or the Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game office on East End Road. Follow size and catch limits for salmon and rockfish.
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