Homer Points of Interest
Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and unique attractions that make Homer a must-visit destination. From stunning viewpoints offering panoramic vistas of Kachemak Bay to historical landmarks that tell the story of Homer’s past, these points of interest ensure a memorable and enriching experience. Discover charming art galleries, encounter wildlife in their natural habitats, and explore picturesque beaches and volcanoes.
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Points of Interest
Quick: what’s the longest combined rail and highway tunnel in North America? It’s the Anderson Memorial Tunnel, and you’ll drive through it on the scenic and historic drive to Whittier. The Kenai Mountains-Turnagain Arm National Heritage Area is a place whose valleys and mountains, communities and people tell the larger story of a wild place and a rugged frontier. This audio guide gives you the inside scoop on its fascinating history. You’ll… ...more
Volcanoes not only shaped the face of Alaska but also make for spectacular sights. Here are the top volcanoes to look for and photograph during your Alaska vacation.
Here’s our list of places to see wildlife on the Kenai Peninsula, as well as tours to get you to the good spots.
When is a golf course more than a golf course? When it’s the 9‑hole, par‑3 golf course in Homer, Alaska. Sure, you can play a round on this scenic course— it’s the last golf course in America at “the end of the road”, and the only golf course in Homer, Alaska —but it’s also a great spot to just relax with a beer or a glass of wine. Enjoy the breathtaking views of Kachemak Bay and Grewingk Glacier, all while enjoying temperatures that are ...more
The Homer Spit is a long, narrow finger of land jutting 4.5 miles into Kachemak Bay. Dotted with businesses, the area caters to visitors and provides numerous recreation opportunities, from fishing and beachcombing to shopping and boating.