Homer Travel Guide

Visit this charming Alaskan town. Homer, population 5,000, sits in southern Alaska, along the Kachemak Bay. The streets of this quaint town are lined with seafood shops, and the local people are welcoming and open to anyone.

Things to Do in Homer

Alaska is full of unique wildlife. Go halibut fishing in the bay or watch for grizzly bears in Lake Clark National Park. Explore the end of the world at the Homer Spit, a road that becomes more and more rural until it meets the sea. With hiking, local breweries, and farmers markets to round out the list of things to do, you can be sure that your trip to Homer will be unique.

Best Time to Visit Homer

Alaska is known for the harshest of harsh winters. Avoid the extreme temperatures by visiting Homer between May and September.

Cabins in Homer

The town of Homer Alaska is well-known for its spectacular views, some of which can be seen from the many vacation rentals in the area. Homer is hotspot for outdoor enthusiasts, who tend to fall in love with the panoramic views of the surrounding area. The town is located on the Kenai Peninsula, and in the downtown area is an array of art galleries and restaurants, plus Homer cabin rentals close to all the action.

A stay in Homer would not be complete without a trip to Lake Clark National Park, to see bears in their natural environment as well as breathtaking views. Hiking is also a popular activity, and there are over 80 miles of hiking trails in the Kachemak Bay State Park, the favorite one running the length of the entire Homer Spit, overlooking the Kachemak Bay.

Rentals in Homer are plentiful and varied, and my guest opt for a log cabin with a full kitchen or BBQ grill. No matter where you decide to stay in Home AK, you're sure to have a great time.