USA-Alaska Kenai Adventure Tour Package (8 Nights / 9 Days)

Located on the east side of the Kenai Peninsula and Resurrection Bay, Seward is known as the "Gateway to KenaiFjords National Park."Seward is about half daydrive from Anchorage. In the afternoon you will have some free time to explore the scenic waterfront of Seward.The following morning wewill experience the nationalpark by boat, cruising among the glaciers and wildlife. After hopefully spotting as much wildlife as possible we will be seeinga calving glacier! On this six hour wildlife cruise lunch will beserved on the boat. A visit to Seward would not be complete without hiking alongside the picturesque Exit Glacier with a high probability seeing a few of the local black bear feeding on some berries.The 8.2-mile round trip up to the Harding Icefield is a spectacular day hike. Starting on the valley floor, the trail windsthrough cottonwood and alder forests, passes though heatherfilled meadows and ultimately climbs well above tree line to a breath-taking view of the Harding Icefield. The top of the trail isa window to past ice ages - a horizon of ice and snow thatstretches as far as the eye can see! If you don’t feel prepared to do the full 8.2-mile roundtrip, there are shorter options withequally breathtaking views available.

Included Activities: Kenai National Park Entrance, Kenai

Fjords National Park Wildlife cruise and Calving Glaciers with lunch on boat, Hiking Exit Glacier

Located on the western side of the Kenai Peninsula and Kachemak Bay, Homer is the launching point for our two night Adventure Camp. But,don't overlook this artistinspired town with its many galleries along the spit. We will be arriving in the late afternoon and there is some time to explore the picturesque town and it's fishermen culture. For example,the Salty Dawg Saloon'slighthouse is a great place to sitbelly-up to the bar along with posting your dollar bill on theceiling or wall so that your friend, who will be by later, will havea drink on you. On the way to Homer there will be enough time for somescenic photo stops and short hikes. 

Included Activities: Exploring the picturesque town of Homer and its fishermen culture

Take a boat ride from Homer to Kasitsna Bay, landing on this lovely and relatively untouched beach of the peninsula. You will be sleeping in tents close to the beach and there is a beautiful beach house with huge windows and coffee/tea on tap. From there venture out and comb the beaches for eagles and other aquatic wildlife or walk to find some hidden coves and viewpoints. The next day you'll have a half day of sea kayaking around Kasitsna Bay, frequently visited by sea otters and harbor seals and watched overhead by bald eagles. 

One of the evenings we will be serving a salmon dinner!

Included: 1/2 day sea kayaking

In the morning we will take the water taxi back to Homer to make our way along the coastline to Hope. Hope is a quaint little town overlooking Cook Inlet/Turnagain Arm and is just a short drive from Anchorage. In the summer during weekends there might be some life concerts going on in the local fishermen bar. (Bushcamp)

Today it’s only a shortdrive around theTurnagain Arm back to Anchorage. We will stop at the famous BelugaPoint. Potentially you can see Beluga Whales or Dall Sheep. The afternoon you will havetime to explore Anchorage downtown. Anchorage is a livelycity that houses almost 50% of the state’s 730,000 people.(Commonly it is mistaken for the capital of Alaska, but that would be Juneau.) Throughout the summer there are multiplefestivals and plenty of nightly live music. Keep in mind that thiscity is situated right in the heart of the wilderness, where over 1,000 moose, 250 black bears, and 100 grizzly bears also call it home.The trip ends today in the afternoon.

Included Activities: Visit Beluga Point at Turnagain Arm

Optional Activity: Anchorage Museum, Heritage Center, Bike Coastal Trail