Homer alaska

You might have heard of the breathtaking Kachemak Bay, but Homer—the most charming city in the bay—often gets overlooked.

Two hundred miles south of Anchorage, at the very end of Sterling Highway, is the town of Homer, Alaska. This enchanting fishing town is located on the shores of Kachemak Bay and has several loving monikers, including the "Halibut Fishing Capital of the World," "The End of the Road," the "City of Peonies,” and "The Cosmic Hamlet by the Sea.” Ready to learn more? Here are 12 things to do in Homer Alaska that we know you're going to love.

Discover the top things to do and see in Homer, Alaska! Our guide includes recommendations on where to stay, what to eat, and the best local activities to enjoy. Whether you’re looking for adventure or relaxation, we've got you covered with insider tips for an unforgettable trip to Homer.

Feeling hungry in Homer, Alaska? Here's a guide to the best restaurants in Homer, as recommended by local Alaskans and based on my own Homer travels!

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Homer, Alaska, is often referred to as the end of the road because it’s the southernmost town on the state’s highway system. Here’s what to do when you get there.

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During your Alaska trip, you simply have to visit Homer! Here are the best things to do in Homer, and the surrounding area.

When it comes to visiting Alaska, there's a definite hierarchy in the destinations most people visit. Depending on which season(s) and region(s) you're planning to explore, you'll probably hit some of the "big" cities (Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau), plus a few of the smaller touristy ones (Denali, Seward, Ketchikan, etc.) depending on your mode of transport and travel style. Then there are the even smaller Alaskan communities that still have infrastructure for tourists – but are so far off…