Explore Kenai Peninsula, often called Alaska’s Playground and a favorite for locals’ vacations, with time to explore state & national parks, enjoy marine wildlife, see glaciers and visit Homer “the Halibut Capital of the World”.
Pick up your 4×4 SUV and enjoy the remainder of the day at your leisure exploring Alaska’s largest city.
Start your day with a scenic drive along Turnagain Arm, a National Scenic Byway. Watch for Dall sheeps on the mountains to your left and for Beluga whales in the ocean to your right. Then travel along the turquoise blue Kenai River, a world-class salmon fishing area of Kenai.
Continue your journey to Homer and enjoy amazing views and photo opportunities along the Cook Inlet coastline. Homer is positioned at the end of the Sterling Highway, stretching out into Kachemak Bay.
Explore the town and Homer Spit at your own leisure. Choose one of our recommended tour add-ons or just enjoy a stroll through the galleries and along the spit.
Spend the day touring Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula. Take your time while driving along the Kenai River once again, before you turn south on the Seward Highway towards Seward – the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park. Take one of the many hiking trails along the route or plan on visiting Exit Glacier or the Alaska SeaLife Center once you reached Seward.
**** If you would like to spend more time fishing or just relaxing on the side of the Kenai River we recommend adding days to your itinerary and staying at the Kenai Riverside Lodge ****
Today you will explore Kenai Fjords National Park on a 6-hour boat cruise into the park, a 1760 square mile coastal wilderness. The park is home to abundant wildlife, such as Humpback and Orca whales, puffins, seals and Stellar sea lions. Cruise up close to a tidewater glacier for a chance to watch the ice calve off into the ocean. Lunch is included in your tour.
A leisurely drive brings you back to Anchorage. You may want to add a stop at the Portage Glacier or visit
Girdwood and Mount Alyeska, where you can go for a scenic hike or take the Alyeska tram up to the mountain.
Return your SUV and enjoy your last day in Anchorage. Depart or start an additional program.
Add one of our recommended tours or a lodge stay to our “Explore Kenai Peninsula” package to enhance your experience:
Available from May 15 to September 7.
From/to Anchorage
| Room | Per Person | Booking Code |
| Double | $2055 | GON2020 |
| Single | $3890 | GON2021 |
| Triple | $1505 | GON2022 |
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CANCELLATION POLICY
Up to 31 days before departure date 30%
30 – 21 days before departure date 50%
20 – 14 days before departure date 75%
13 – 0 days before departure date 100 %
If you want to extend your stay in Alaska, we do have some great add-ons for you!
Half day Halibut fishing adventure from Homer.
Daytrip from/to Homer
Enjoy a cruise to Seldovia, just 15 miles across Kachemak Bay from Homer but in a world of its own, a small coastal community oozing with old-Alaska charm
Bear viewing flight see from Homer. See volcanoes, snow capped mountains and glaciers on your way to the bear habitat
Where the brown bears meet the salmon. Select ones of the flights seeing through breathtaking scenery and visit the Alaska Coastal Brown Bear in their natural environment.
Located nine ocean miles from Homer along the Kachemak Bay, the Tutka Bay area offers rugged coastlines, deep fjords, dramatic mountains, quiet beaches and amazing tidal fluctuations. Experience bear viewing or deep sea fishing in addition.
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7 days / 6 nights
Explore Denali – Enjoy real wilderness on the Denali Highway, and afterwards discover what Denali National Park has to offer.
8 days / 7 nights
Denali and Kenai Fjord National Parks – see the famous mountain, glaciers and whales.
7 days / 6 nights
Visit the abandoned copper mining camp of Kennicott, a National Historic Landmark in Wrangell St Elias National Park
7 days / 6 nights
Kennicott, an abandoned copper mining town, and Denali Highway.
Explore the real beauty and true nature in Alaska, by driving northern gravel roads.
7 days / 6 nights – one-way trip
Enjoy the scenery along the railroad belt from Seward to Denali National Park to Fairbanks.
6 days / 5 nights – one-way trip
The train is a great way to relax and marvel at the stunning scenery Alaska has to offer. Go all the way from Whittier to Fairbanks.
