Homer Sea Kayaking Tours

Besides rank­ing as one of Alaska’s prime sea kayak­ing des­ti­na­tions, the east side of Kachemak Bay is also one of its most acces­si­ble. You won’t need to invest in a float­plane or boat char­ter to reach the wildlife, shel­tered waters, or seclud­ed areas across the bay. Take a short water-taxi ride (25−30 min­utes) from Homer with True North Kayak Adven­tures to their base on the phe­nom­e­nal Yukon Island. Famed for its abun­dant marine wildlife and…  ...more

St. Augustine’s Kayak and Tours base their guid­ed sea-kayak­ing trips in the pro­tect­ed waters of Peter­son Bay, just 15 min­utes from Homer by water taxi. Well-versed in pad­dling instruc­tion and nat­ur­al his­to­ry, these guides love what they do and live the adven­tures that they run. The area itself offers diverse kayak­ing for both begin­ners and expe­ri­enced pad­dlers, from open water to nar­row chan­nels, from qui­et bays to a wild seabird…  ...more

Let the Har­ness fam­i­ly of Sea­side Adven­ture Eco Tours take you on a sea kayak­ing adven­ture through the won­ders of beau­ti­ful Lit­tle Tut­ka Bay. Sea­side will turn the bay into an inter­ac­tive class­room, cov­er­ing every­thing from archae­ol­o­gy and geol­o­gy to cul­tur­al and nat­ur­al his­to­ry on your full-day pad­dle. These long-time Alaskans share where secret trea­sures lie, what it’s like to live on the bay, and how to make a meal from wild ingredients.…  ...more