Spring in Homer is pure magic—longer days, blooming wildflowers, and the return of thousands of migratory birds. Whether you're spotting shorebirds at the Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival, exploring tidepools, or soaking in the views on a scenic hike, adventure is everywhere. Plus, fresh seasonal dining? Yes, please.

Exploring Homer with kids? Whether it’s tidepooling at low tide, spotting sea otters in the harbor, or enjoying a meal with a view, Homer is packed with family-friendly fun. This guide covers the best places to play, explore, eat, and make memories with little ones in tow.

Exploring Kachemak Bay with Tutka Tours is more than just a boat ride—it’s a journey into the natural history of one of Alaska’s most stunning marine ecosystems. With Captain Scott’s deep knowledge and respect for wildlife, our family experienced the bay in a whole new way, from spotting seabirds on Gull Island to learning about sustainable aquaculture at Peterson Bay. Whether you’re a visitor or a longtime Alaskan, this small-group eco-tour is an unforgettable way to connect with nature.

Summer in Homer means endless light, wild blooms, and nonstop adventure. Hike to Grewingk Glacier, kayak through hidden coves, feast on fresh seafood, and dive into local festivals like Salmonfest. Whether you're here for the epic views or the incredible eats, there’s something for everyone.

Think Homer is just a summer destination? Winter in Homer, Alaska, transforms into a serene wonderland filled with adventure, charm, and breathtaking scenery. From cross-country skiing and snowmachining to cozy cafes and wildlife watching, discover the best ways to explore the Last Frontier during the off-season.

Fall in Homer is a season of vibrant colors and cozy adventures. From scenic drives and fall hikes to fishing, art galleries, and delicious local dining, there’s something for everyone. Discover what makes Homer the perfect autumn escape.