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Bear Viewing

Is bear viewing on your bucket list? You've come to the right place! Homer is the gateway to the best bear viewing in the State of Alaska.

Homer's location is the closest to Katmai National Park & Preserve and Lake Clark National Preserve and our bear viewing operators are ready to take you to see the bears in their natural habitat.

From June through September, brown bears congregate on coastal sedge flats and streams in the vast wilderness of the parks. The bears feast on abundant grasses and clams in the Spring, then on salmon swimming home to spawn, and finally on berries and seeds as they prepare for Winter.

More than 98% of this country's brown bear population lives in Alaska with many of them in the wilds on the West side of Cook Inlet. 

The growing popularity of bear viewing can be attributed to the fact that people can see these wild animals up close in relative safety and comfort. Well-equipped lodges and guides are the norm. From the time bears leave their dens in late May, until they go back into hibernation in late fall, visitors can see them in their natural surroundings. They are omnivores, and range over hundreds of square miles looking for food sources as they fatten up for winter.

Different kinds of bear viewing experiences are available from our local air tour companies depending on your comfort level and how much time you want to spend on this activity. You can fly for a day, stay in a lodge or remote camp for a longer period, or stay on board a boat and go ashore during the day. Access is by boat, float plane, or wheel plane, which may determine where you view the bears. Bear viewing can be done from elevated platforms near their feeding grounds. Other tours feature a more intimate experience with bears and humans in close proximity showing respect for one another.

When you check bear viewing off your bucket list, the experience will be one of the best memories of your lifetime!

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Alaska Bear Viewing

By sea or by air, we will take you to the bears!

Alaska is world-renowned for giving visitors an up-close and personal experience with majestic Coastal Brown Bears. Around 98% of our country’s brown bears live in Alaska and hundreds of these incredible animals live right across from Homer on the western side of Cook Inlet.  Homer Ocean Charters offers vessel-based bear viewing on our Multi-Day Custom Cruises . Travel in the safety and comfort of our 82-foot yacht, the  Pacific Shadow II,  and take in the scenery and excitement of a true Alaskan adventure at your own pace. 

If traveling by air is what you're looking for, we are proud to offer our guests the opportunity to fly by floatplane or wheel plane into the heart of Katmai and/or Lake Clark National Parks to spend the day watching these great animals.  Visit  Northwind Aviation  for more information and awesome photos!

Katmai National Park

Katmai National Park and Preserve is located across from Kodiak Island and encompasses over 4 million acres.  Home to the Valley of 10,000 Smokes, this park provides an unparalleled experience for its visitors to observe the aftermath of volcanic eruptions.  Katmai is also home to  Hallo Bay .  This oceanside area is best described as a sanctuary within a park.  A few of the signature attributes of Hallo Bay are meadows filled with wildflowers, snow-capped mountains, glacier-fed creeks, and lots of bears!     

Within Katmai Park lies the world-famous  Brooks Falls .  Fly via floatplane to Naknek Lake where you’ll meet your skilled bear guide and begin an extraordinary tour of Brooks Falls.  During the height of the salmon season, it is possible to see 50 or more brown bears feeding in the river only a few feet from the observation platforms.

Lake Clark National Park

Lake Clark is as rugged as it is beautiful and 1000+ bears call it home.  This park offers multiple opportunities to experience the best of Alaska.  You’ll fly over ice fields, volcanoes, glaciers, and crystal clear lakes full of trout and grayling on your way to  Chinitna Bay, Silver Salmon Creek, or Crescent Lake .  These are just a few of the popular viewing areas beckoning to be explored within Lake Clark National Park.

Each of these locations offers incredible opportunities to observe 800-1200 lbs. bears in their natural environment.  After a short safety briefing, you’ll put on a pair of waterproof hip boots, and climb aboard one of our bush planes.  Many customers have commented that the flight from Homer into Bear country was worth the price of admission.  Your route will take you over and around several volcanoes, glaciers, and rivers where you’ll land on long sandy beaches or one of many floatplane lakes or rivers.  From there, you and your trained guide will hike into the backcountry for a photo safari where the incredible scenery and wildlife are around every corner.  It will take your breath away.  Watch as the bears dig for clams, graze on sedge grasses, establish dominance, and teach new cubs how to catch salmon in the river.  Spend the day with us in the heart of bear country and make Alaska-size memories that will last a lifetime!

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"If you're visiting the town of Homer, and want to get a birds-eye view of the area, we cannot recommend Northwind Aviation enough. They're safe; they know and understand the area more than most; and their pricing is fair for the level of service provided. Thanks again for a great tour!"

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Scenic Bear Viewing Tours from Homer, Alaska

Classic grizzly bear tour.

Embark on an exhilarating Alaskan adventure. Soar over majestic landscapes, and land on a remote beach to see grizzly bears in their natural habitat.

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• Hour Glass 4.5 - 7 Hours

ABOUT SCENIC BEAR VIEWING

Experience a breathtaking scenic flight to Katmai or Lake Clark National Park in one of our 5-passenger seat bush planes. Then enjoy a professionally guided hike to see free roaming brown bears/Grizzlies in their natural habitat. Bear viewing is the #1 activity in Alaska.

WHY GO BEAR VIEWING WITH US?

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When you visit the Alaskan wilderness and see bears in their domain, it can be a soul charging experience that will last a lifetime. People tell us it was highlight of their Alaskan vacation.

The Scenic Bear Viewing crew, Dylan, Sam and Martin. Between Martin and Dylan we have 17,000 hours of flight experience. Experience means safety in aviation.

We fly to wild remote beaches on the coast of Alaska. There are no large crowds of people where we go. We also practice leave no trace behind. Our fuel storage tank is even solar powered.

TOP RATED ALASKAN BROWN BEAR TOURS FROM HOMER ★★★★★

What a great day! Martin is an excellent guide and pilot. Beautiful flight over and back with a tour of the mountains on the return trip. Several hours on the ground, got up close (15 feet or so) to several brown bears that were digging for clams on the beach. We recommend Martin 100%!

What an amazing experience. First off, Martin is an exceptional pilot. Secondly, he definitely has some sort of connection with the bears. They are at ease around him which allows you to get closer then you'd expect. I cannot say enough good things about this trip and it was worth every penny. If you are looking to book a trip to see bears, look no further.

My husband and I recently went on the bear sighting tour. Within 5 minutes of landing we walked out to a mama and two cubs. The cub put on a great show for us and got within a couple feet of us. Martin is very knowledgeable about the bears and told is exactly what to do. I felt calm and comfortable with in his care. This is a one in a lifetime experience. The bear just ate clams while we watched. Martin took us out despite the not so great weather. Even in the rain we had a great time. We will do it again. Worth the money.

When we got to the hanger Martin gave us quite an extensive briefing about the plane we were going to fly in and the Bears we were going to see , he was extremely knowledgeable about the Bears that we saw on the mud flats today . one of the highlights was flying by a snow covered volcano and then landing on the beach . The mother bears and her cubs would walk right by us , it was an outstanding trip

Our family joined Martin on June 25th. Everything about it was awesome. He is passionate about the bears and very knowledge. The flight over is beautiful. I took more pictures on this tour that the rest of the time i was in Alaska combined. You can not go wrong with this experience.

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Bear Viewing From Homer, Alaska To Lake Clark or Katmai National Parks Landing on the beach in a wheeled airplane

This is a great outdoor activity for visitors or homer alaska locals. your alaska adventure awaits. .

Come experience a day in the life of the magnificent Alaskan brown bears on a bear tour. Whether you are a professional photographer or an outdoor enthusiast, you will be mesmerized by the beauty of Lake Clark and Katmai National Parks.

The glacier capped volcanoes provide a beautiful backdrop for the various wildlife found in the national parks. We will land on the beach where you may instantly see bears digging for clams, scouting the rivers for fish or just basking in the sun. We guarantee you will see bears on our tour.

Brown bear cubs typically live in the coastal areas we visit. The playful cubs prove to be guests' favorite as they wrestle and torment their mothers. We strive to be unintrusive to these magnificent animals.

The Original Bear Viewing Day Trip

Emerald Air Service is the oldest guided bear viewing company based in Homer. We have had the pleasure of sharing respect, understanding, and love for Alaska’s Coastal Brown Bears with many thousands of guests while maintaining a perfect safety record in over 30 years of operation.

Bear Viewing Paradise

Katmai National Park

Boasting a massive 4+ million acres, Katmai ranks among the world’s premiere bear viewing areas, home to over 2,200 brown bears.

Time-Tested Aircraft

De Havilland Aircraft

The quintessential bush plane, fly in one of our turbine Otter's equipped with floats and enjoy the scenic flight across 100+ miles of breathtaking country.

The Most Complete Trip in the Industry

5 hours on the ground

Offering one of the most robust bear viewing experiences available, we take advantage of long summer days in Katmai National Park.

Safety is our Top Priority

30 Years of Safety

Underlying everything we do is a commitment to excellence, safety, and sound judgment of Alaska's unique, powerful combination of natural forces.

Dedicated Expertise

naturalist guides

Expert naturalist guides are at the heart of what we do, providing not only a safe bear viewing experience, but insight into brown bears and the places they call home.

Learn to Share Their World

Education-Focused

We hope to bring awareness, dispel myths, engage explorers of all kinds, inspire environmental guardians, and instill a love for all things that grow.

Guided EXPEDITION

WORLD-FAMOUS

Brooks falls, some videos taken by our guests.

This is Emerald Air Service's signature trip. Spend an unforgettable day in remote Katmai National Park and Preserve, far away from crowds, developed trails, and viewing platforms.  Enjoy a scenic flight into the true Alaskan bush. You and the other members of your small group are led on a day hike by a naturalist guide who acquaints you with Alaskan Coastal Brown Bears and the amazing country that is their home. Depending on the time of summer, locations vary according to the bears' food sources.

See the iconic moment of salmon fighting their way upstream, leaping up water falls only to be caught in the jaws of Coastal Brown Bears. After a short safety briefing by Park Rangers, you can enjoy the park at your own pace. The falls where the bears congregate most densely for fishing are an easy 1 mile walk away from the Visitor's Center. In addition to watching the bears fish at the falls, you can attend one of the ranger-led programs, walk along the beach, and even enjoy a hot meal or cup of coffee at Brooks Lodge.

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Amazing Flight to See Bears!

We picked Emerald Air based on their website and reviews and we were so happy! Our family of four flew with Emerald over to Katmai and had the most amazing day. Our pilot Dave was experienced and made us feel comfortable right away. And he was a great whale spotter. Our guide Lance also was a wealth of knowledge and we trusted him completely while watching the bears. We kept our distance but some of them walked near us and we always felt Lance was giving us the right instructions. We saw two sets of triplet cubs, whale carcass, and tons of beautiful bears. Do yourself a favor and go on a trip with them. It was a magical day.

Once in a Lifetime Experience!

What an incredible day! We were a bit anxious when booking, but Melissa did a fabulous job answering all of our questions and putting our fears to rest. Our guide Lance was amazing and made us feel extremely safe during the entire trip. We saw over 30 bears and at NO TIME did we feel uncomfortable or threatened. We've traveled the world and this was one of the most amazing experiences we've ever had. Do not hesitate to book this trip, you won't be sorry. Thank you Emerald Air for such an incredible day!

Amazing Trip!

Our bear viewing trip with Emerald Air Service was absolutely the highlight of our family trip to Alaska! They took great care of us! We went to Hallo Bay. The flight out was very scenic. Then we landed and saw the bears! It was amazing! We never were afraid. It was just Great! Yes, this is not inexpensive, but it is an experience like nothing else we have done. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! Do it if you can and Emerald Air is the best.

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More than just a trip, education for life, learn to share their world, education-focused approach.

More than just a sensationalized bear viewing trip, we always strive to provide an educational experience that dispels Hollywood-encouraged myths that surround bears. Whether through the written word or personal experience, we hope to instill a knowledge, confidence, and love for things that grow. 

Exploring the Unknown

Exploration through  knowledge.

Knowledge compliments experience to fully equip the explorer for adventure. We believe our articles continue the work of exploration by helping others to understand unknown wildernesses before they set foot into them. We have articles on aviation, Katmai National Park, bear viewing safety, weather, and many other topics to cover hiking and adventure in Alaska.

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Once In A Lifetime Bear Viewing Opportunity

We fly by Cessna bush plane to the remote wilderness grizzly watching area of Katmai National Park, Alaska which has the highest concentration of protected brown bears in the world!

Our grizzly bear tours cater to both wildlife photographers and wildlife viewers. The flight from Homer, AK to Katmai National Park or Lake Clark National Park to the bear watching area is an adventure by itself with magnificent flight-seeing including volcanoes, glaciers, and mountains all set against the backdrop of the azure ocean.

Alaska Bear Viewing Tours In Katmai & Lake Clark

One of our rigorously trained guides will take you on your Bear Adventure. We keep tabs on the bears for over 100 miles of Katmai and Lake Clark park coastline. We go to the best bear viewing location for the day of your trip.

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Bear Viewing in Alaska

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Welcome to Bear Viewing in Alaska, your trusted gateway to unforgettable wildlife adventures. Our expertise lies in crafting captivating tours that present an unparalleled chance to observe the majestic Alaskan brown bears in their native habitat. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie, a devotee of nature, or an individual in pursuit of a singular, unforgettable encounter, our expeditions pledge an adventure filled with amazement and marvel amidst the untouched splendor of Alaska’s wild expanses.

Why Choose Us?

• Experience : Captain Mel Erickson has been guiding in Alaska for 33 years, Extensive knowledge of navigating Cook Inlet.
• Dialed in on bear viewing by boat in Chintna Bay : We have the best, & quickest system of getting to, and from the boat to shore. We supply high end chest wader’s to wade to shore, and you won’t get your feet or butt wet riding in a raft like other outfits.
• Why depart from Anchor Point instead of Homer for your Bear Watching trip to Chintna Bay in Lake Clark National Park? Travel distance is only 38 miles and 1 hour 15 minutes by boat from Anchor Point, Homer is 62 miles each way, saving you 48 miles and over 2 hours of travel time round trip.
• Professionally guided bear viewing tours : We do professionally guided bear viewing tours every day, and have been for 8 years now, we know when, where, & how to find the bears. We have never not seen at least 1-2 bears in all our trips, most days we see 10-25 bears.
• Time : We spend more time with the bears than most operators,
• Waders & hiking poles : We supply waders and hiking poles allowing you to get out on the tide flats or crossing streams to get very close to bears digging clams or fishing for salmon, many operators don’t supply waders therefore they can’t get their people up close to bears on the tide flats or cross the stream’s.
• Safety : we know bears, & how to keep you safe while watching bears at very close range, Chintna bay and cook Inlet has extreme tide fluctuation, it takes local knowledge, & skill to navigate these waters and the everchanging extreme weather that Alaska can throw at you. Everyday is different and we have learned over the years how to deal with each situation.
• Photos : Photos on our website are our photos that we or our clients have taken on bear viewing trips with us, they are not stock or stolen pictures. Our information is real and accurately portray our Alaska bear viewing trips.
• Small groups : We keep our groups small with 6 people in most cases.

Top 5 reasons access to Chinitna Bay by boat is better than plane, we provide waders, & hiking poles so you can walk on the tide flats to watch bears dig clams up close, and not get wet!

• Safer, & more affordable than going by plane,several plane accidents have happened on beach landings the last few years.
• Better view of marine life such as whales, seals, sea lions, and sea birds
• Option to dig clams.
• low clouds & visibility don’t prevent us from going on our tour.
• We can access many other areas that planes cant go,& often see bears very close from the boat walking the coastline.

What To Bring/ What we provide

Be prepared for cool, wet, & windy weather, wear layered clothing windproof fleece, hooded sweatshirts, light pair of gloves, warm socks, rain gear, jacket & pants .(You can take clothing off if it is sunny and hot) Bring a day pack and water bottle. Bring your camera, memory cards & batteries.

Binoculars, bug repellent, , sunglasses and hat are also recommended. Bring whatever you want to eat & drink , we do not bring any food into the field and food will remain on the boat.

We provide Waders, & hiking pole’s for all our guests to keep your feet dry getting off, & on the boat. Plus this allows us to walk across the tide flats and cross creeks to get closer to some bears in different locations other than the main viewing spots. Many other bear viewing companies dont provide waders or allow their clients to walk out on flats to see the bears clam digging.

Alaska Bear Viewing by Boat to Chinitna Bay & Lake Clark National Park

Interested in Bear Viewing tours in Alaska? Captain Mel Erickson is a renowned Bear Viewing Guide with a commercial operator permit from the National Park Service, that offers you the best bear watching trips. When you plan a once in a lifetime trip to Alaska. Chinitna Bay Bear Tours will take you by boat, or plane to the remote pristine wilderness of Lake Clark National Park.

We are the first, & only Bear Viewing charter service  that accesses Chinitna Bay & Lake Clark National Park via boat. Another extremely important feature which allows you to walk out on the tide flats so you can see bears dig clams is we provide our guests with waders, & hiking pole’s. Many other bear watching tours dont provide these so you either get your feet wet or dont see the bears up close digging clams.

An Unforgettable Bear Watching Experience in Alaska

Unlike many of our competitors, who offer crowded Alaskan bear viewing tours , Chinitna Bay Bear Tours lets you experience a less crowded, and a more remote wilderness wildlife tour to one of the largest national parks in the largest US state.

A Journey to Spot the Majestic Brown Bears (Grizzly Bears) of Alaska

Your experienced Bear viewing guides will get you Close to Alaskan Brown (Grizzly bears) safely. This is an awesome adventure whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, naturalist, or photographer.

At Bear Viewing in Alaska, we strongly believe that each wildlife expedition should be as distinctive as those participating in it. This is why we meticulously organize every aspect of our Alaskan brown bear tours, guaranteeing that your adventure aligns with your interests, expectations, and comfort level.

Your brown bear viewing tour begins in Anchor Point, Alaska which is close to Homer. After departing Anchor Point, you cross the beautiful Cook Inlet to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park. Once we arrive we get out of the boat and walk a short distance to watch the bears.

We provide a broad range of tour choices, each tailored to meet varied tastes and adventure thresholds. Whether you opt to partake in the thrill of bear viewing by boat in Alaska, or venture on a spectacular voyage to Chinitna Bay for a unique bear viewing experience, we pledge to provide a wildlife encounter that will be etched in your memory for years to come.

Thinking about visiting the park’s Cook Inlet coastline? This short film offers a spectacular introduction to what your day may include and how to stay safe and protect the park’s bear populations.  Viewing this video is required by the National park service for all travelers to the park.

Why Go Bear Watching Tours in Alaska with Us?

At Bear Viewing in Alaska, we offer an experience that goes beyond the ordinary. Our commitment to delivering authentic, safe, and informative wildlife encounters is what sets us apart. Here’s why you should choose us for your bear watching tours :

• Authentic Encounters: With us, you’ll get the opportunity to observe Alaskan brown bears in their natural habitat. Our expeditions are crafted to offer a genuine wildlife encounter, enabling you to observe these majestic beings thriving uninhibited and untroubled in their natural environment.
• Safety: Ensuring your safety is our utmost concern. Our seasoned guides possess thorough training in understanding bear behaviors and following safety protocols, making certain that your bear viewing journey is not only exhilarating but also secure.
• Educational: We believe in offering more than just a viewing experience. Our tours aim to educate our guests about the bears, their habitat, and the unique Alaskan ecosystem. Our knowledgeable guide Captain Mel Erickson will share fascinating facts, insights, and stories about Alaskan brown bears and the breathtaking wilderness they call home.

Explore the Wild – Book Your Bear Viewing Tour Now!

When you book your bear viewing tours in Alaska  with us, it’s not uncommon to see at least 20-30 brown bears, with sow’s rambling around with their cubs, Juveniles playing and wrestling, Big Bears chasing Females in the breeding season, digging clams, or trying to catch salmon The panorama surrounded by towering peaks, forest, & snow capped mountains also draws your eyes with some of the most breathtaking scenery on the planet!

You also have a bonus of digging some clams, or fishing for salmon.  Really, what makes your Alaska bear watching trip with us so special is that we love showing people the real Alaska!

And this is not it. A total of five snow-capped volcanoes rise up 10,000 feet from sea level in an exquisite American national park just for you. Also, available from us is bear viewing with an Alaska bush plane to explore the other beautiful locations.

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Bear Viewing Expedition from Homer

See bears in their natural habitat on katmai's coast or interior..

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What's included:.

• Roundtrip scenic flights to/from Homer
• Guide services
• Hip wader boots
• All taxes and fees

What's Not Included:

Meals and transfers to and from your hotel.

Since this was our first trip to Alaska, we did not know enough to be able to easily put this trip together — but Alaska Tours had a prepackaged self-guided tour that had everything we wanted and needed.

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The Best Bear Viewing Tours from Homer in 2024: Review and Tips

Are you eager to find the Homer best bear-viewing tours? You’ve landed in the perfect place! If you’re wondering whether Homer is the right choice for bear viewing or debating between tours to Brooks Falls and Lake Clark National Park, we have all the answers. Should you opt for a boat tour for bear-viewing from Homer, or is a bush plane excursion the superior choice? Join us as we share our firsthand experiences, complete with tips and captivating photos from our Homer bear-viewing adventures.

When to Visit: Timing Your Homer Bear Viewing Experience

Planning a Homer getaway between mid-June and mid-September 2024? You’re in luck! This period is prime time for bear sightings in Alaska. Homer isn’t just a destination; it’s your launchpad to Alaska’s bear-watching heartlands.

Remote yet mesmerizing national parks like Katmai and Lake Clark await, offering unparalleled bear viewing. Inaccessible by road, these parks are best reached from Homer – your gateway to these natural treasures. But here’s the big question: Katmai or Lake Clark? We’ve explored both and are excited to share our insights, helping you choose the perfect Homer bear viewing tour for 2024.

We will show you tours by plane and bear viewing tours from Homer by boat, a slightly more affordable option. Thanks to this, you will make an informed choice and choose the best tour.

Brooks Falls Bear Viewing from Homer

It’s a 7 hours adventure but a lifetime experience. To reach Brooks Camp, take this floatplane tour from Homer . Then, you’ll have time to enjoy Katmai National Park and watch brown bears hunt salmon in their natural habitat at Brook Falls.

Our Bear Viewing Journey in Homer

Before we dive in, let’s set the record straight: our recommendations are unbiased and unsponsored, as we paid for our bear-watching tours . We’re here to share our genuine experiences with Homer’s best bear-viewing tours in 2024. Our passion for wildlife photography has taken us on numerous Alaskan adventures, each time choosing bear-viewing excursions, also from Homer.

For more detailed insights, check out our previous articles on Alaskan bear watching:

• Top Bear Viewing Spots and Tours in Alaska
• A Deep Dive into Lake Clark National Park’s Bear Viewing
• DIY Guide to Katmai National Park
• Must-Do Activities in Katmai National Park

Discovering Homer: A Prime Destination for Bear Viewing?

Is Homer the ultimate starting point for bear-viewing adventures in Alaska? Absolutely! Homer isn’t just a picturesque town; it’s the most convenient access point to Alaska’s renowned bear habitats.

Nestled close to two remote national parks, Katmai National Park and Preserve (home to the iconic Brooks Falls) and Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, Homer stands as the nearest hub to these wild, road-inaccessible treasures. These parks, only reachable by boat or small aircraft, like floatplanes, are most swiftly accessed from Homer.

In Homer, a selection of tour operators offers memorable bear-watching excursions. We delve into the specifics further down, guiding you through the best options for an extraordinary wildlife experience.

Beyond bear viewing, Homer shines as a jewel on the Kenai Peninsula. It’s a town Chris and I adore and frequently visit, soaking in Homer’s abundant attractions .

Whether or not bear watching is on your agenda, incorporating Homer into your Alaskan road trip itinerary is a must for its breathtaking beauty and unique experiences.

A reader recently inquired via email about the value of embarking on a 7-hour Brooks Falls Bear Viewing floatplane tour from Homer , especially considering the expense. Such decisions are personal, and we understand the dilemma, having faced similar costs for our trip to Katmai National Park.

These tours are indeed premium experiences. They offer an unmatched opportunity to witness brown bears in their natural setting, observing them catch and feast on salmon right before your eyes. Our experience at Brooks Falls in Katmai was unforgettable – a true once-in-a-lifetime adventure that we’d eagerly repeat, regardless of the cost.

Accessing some of Alaska’s national parks can be challenging and expensive, but the experience is often worth every penny.

The 2024 Brooks Falls Bear Experience from Homer

Embark on this remarkable floatplane tour adventure with our top pick for the 2024 season from Homer. This tour strikes the perfect balance between quality and affordability. You’ll be immersed in the wild world of Brooks Falls, coming face-to-face with its majestic brown bears.

This tour includes three hours on the ground, giving you ample time to observe and photograph these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat. It is an excellent choice for first-timers eager to experience Alaska’s wildlife or photographers seeking that perfect shot.

The journey includes a 1.5-hour air taxi flight each way, with about 3 hours on the ground for bear watching. If you dream of seeing bears skillfully catch leaping salmon, this is the tour for you.

Your adventure begins with a floatplane flight to Brooks Camp in Katmai National Park. Upon landing, you’ll head to the visitor center for a bear safety briefing by park rangers. Then, it’s a 1.5-mile hike to the falls, where you can safely observe the bears from specially constructed viewing platforms.

Important Tour Information :

• This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
• It is not recommended for those with back issues or severe medical conditions.
• Passenger weight limit of 225 lbs for aircraft balance and safety.
• Operates under all weather conditions – dress appropriately [check out our Alaska Packing Tips: What to Bring for Your Journey ].
• Bear spray is prohibited.
• Remember to bring a camera, rain gear, water, and snacks (no fish products).
• This tour accommodates up to 7 travelers per group.

Essentials for Your Homer Floatplane Bear Viewing Adventure

Embarking on a floatplane bear viewing tour from Homer? Here’s what you need to know about packing. Remember, there’s a strict weight limit for this day trip. All passengers will be weighed prior to boarding for safety reasons. It might feel a bit awkward at first – we’ve been there – but it’s a standard procedure, and you’ll soon get used to it.

Key Items to Bring:

• Camera: Don’t miss capturing those incredible bear moments.
• Good Pair of Binoculars : For a closer look at wildlife from a safe distance.
• Clothing: Dress in layers, as Alaskan weather can be quite fickle. Include a lightweight rain poncho .
• Mosquito Repellent: Apply it beforehand to keep the bugs at bay.
• Snacks: You can’t bring food to Brooks Falls due to bear safety regulations. Pack sealed energy bars for consumption in designated areas at Brooks Camp.
• Water: The only drink allowed outside designated areas. Stay hydrated!
• Have a hearty breakfast before you leave, as you won’t be able to eat in the park.
• Brooks Lodge offers lunch and coffee for day visitors – a perfect way to round off your tour.

This simple packing list and meal advice will ensure a smooth and enjoyable bear-viewing experience from Homer, letting you focus on the wildlife and the stunning Alaskan landscape.

Late Summer Bear Viewing from Homer By Plane

Journey through the wild: august 1-31, 2024.

If you are in Homer between August 1 and 31, 2024, consider this unforgettable late summer adventure tour as you explore the dynamic habitats of brown bears in Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks. This expedition begins at the Beluga Lake office, where you’ll gear up with essential hip boots.

Scenic Flight: Glaciers and Volcanoes

Your plane tour to the bear-viewing sites is an experience in itself, as the plane soars over awe-inspiring glaciers and active volcanoes. Every flight offers a window to Alaska’s raw and majestic landscapes, setting the stage for the day’s adventure.

Adaptable Itinerary: Following the Bears

Late summer is a time of change for the brown bears – berries ripen, and salmon runs shift. Whether it’s a serene coastal area, a bubbling creek, or a river deep within the national parks, this tour focus is to bring you to the heart of bear activity.

Your experienced pilot/guide leads the way, and you may find yourself trekking several miles to get the best views. This small-group tour ensures a personalized and intimate wildlife experience.

Key Tour Details:

• Hiking: Be prepared for a possible hike of up to 5 miles, depending on the location.
• Weight Limit: Due to aircraft weight and balance constraints, passengers must weigh less than 225 lbs, fully clothed with gear.
• Accessibility: This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
• Health Requirements: Not recommended for individuals with heart conditions or serious medical issues.

Lake Clark Bear Viewing Tour from Homer By bush plane

Lake Clark National Park, a bear-watching paradise, is just a scenic flight across Cook Inlet from Homer. While it’s also accessible from Kenai and doable as a day trip from Anchorage , departing from Homer offers a unique perspective.

We’ve previously shared a detailed review of our bear-watching journey to Lake Clark .

To summarize, our one-day bush plane excursion to this park was nothing short of spectacular. We encountered numerous bears, and the overall experience was so remarkable that we’re already planning a return trip.

An added bonus is that this tour tends to be more budget-friendly compared to the Katmai excursion, and it doesn’t have the same weight restrictions for passengers.

Your adventure starts at the Homer Alaska Airport, where you’ll board a bush plane for a small-group tour to either Katmai National Park & Preserve or Lake Clark National Park, depending on bear activity and weather conditions.

As you fly towards the park, enjoy breathtaking views of glaciers and volcanoes. Upon landing, be ready for a hike of up to 3 miles (4.8 km) across varied terrains like uneven, soft, or muddy ground. This trek leads to stunning views of grizzlies in their natural habitat, foraging and hunting – with sightings guaranteed. You’ll spend about 3 hours immersed in this wild environment, learning about safe bear-viewing practices from your tour guide.

Please note, for the safety of both visitors and wildlife, fish products and bear spray are not permitted on this tour . Remember to bring your camera, rain gear, water, and snacks (excluding any fish products).

Bear viewing from Homer, Alaska, by boat

Consider a boat-based bear viewing tour from Homer as an excellent alternative, especially if you’re concerned about the weight restrictions on small aircraft. Starting from Anchor Point, about 20 miles north of Homer, this guided boat journey is the quickest route to Lake Clark and Chinitna Bay .

One significant advantage of this approach is the shorter boat ride, allowing more time for bear observation in Lake Clark. Captain Mel Erickson, a seasoned guide with 33 years of experience in Alaskan waters, ensures a safe and informative journey.

Moreover, a bear-viewing tour by boat from Homer costs less than by plane. During his inaugural Alaskan trip with friends, Chris chose this affordable, bear-viewing option, saving approximately $300 per person.

This unique charter service is the first to provide bear-viewing trips by boat to Chinitna Bay and Lake Clark National Park. An exclusive feature of this tour is the provision of waders and hiking poles, enabling guests to venture onto the tide flats for an up-close experience with bears, especially during clam digging.

Additional advantages of choosing Homer bear viewing by boat:

• Enhanced opportunities to observe marine life like whales, seals, sea lions, and seabirds.
• The option to participate in clam digging.
• Unaffected by low clouds and poor visibility, ensuring your tour goes ahead.
• Access to areas unreachable by plane, with potential sightings of bears along the coastline right from the boat.
• High-quality chest waders are provided for shore excursions, ensuring you stay dry.
• Additionally, this tour departs from Anchor Point instead of Homer for your Chintna Bay bear-watching adventure in Lake Clark National Park. This departure point shortens the travel distance to just 38 miles and 1 hour 15 minutes by boat, compared to 62 miles from Homer. This reduction in travel time – over 2 hours saved round trip – means more time for you to marvel at the bears on the ground.

The Best Homer Bear Viewing Tours – Final Thoughts

As we conclude our journey through the varied bear-watching tours from Homer, Alaska, it becomes evident that whether you choose the skies or the seas, you’re in for an extraordinary encounter with nature. Each option presents its unique charm and adventures – from the up-close experiences of the bush plane tours to Katmai and Lake Clark to the scenic boat trips offering majestic views across Cook Inlet.

We believe the primary challenge of small plane tours is the strict passenger weight restriction, which can be particularly tricky for adult men to meet. Should you be concerned about exceeding the limit, we recommend contacting the tour operator before booking your adventure.

For those concerned about the weight restrictions commonly associated with small aircraft tours, the bear-viewing boat trips from Homer emerge as a fantastic alternative. They bypass these limitations and provide a unique vantage point to appreciate Alaska’s wildlife and scenery, making them an ideal choice for everyone, especially for individuals with a more significant weight.

Regardless of your choice, witnessing the grandeur of brown bears in their natural environment and immersing yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of Alaska is guaranteed. These experiences promise to etch lasting memories. So, with a camera in hand and a spirit ready for adventure, prepare to be awed by the wild, unspoiled beauty of bear-watching tours from Homer.

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Agnes Stabinska is the creative force and co-founder behind the Alaska Itinerary blog. With a degree in Tourism Management and postgraduate studies in Journalism, Agnes combines academic expertise with real-world experience. Alongside her partner, Chris, she's your go-to guide for an authentic Alaskan adventure.

Agnes doesn't just write about Alaska; she lives it. From capturing the state's breathtaking landscapes through her lens to hiking its rugged trails or observing bears and whales in their natural habitat, her firsthand experiences are your compass to all things Alaska.

With Agnes and Chris, you're not just reading another travel blog; you're tapping into a treasure trove of insider tips, curated itineraries, and invaluable insights to make your Alaskan journey truly unforgettable.

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• Checkmark What to bring: Bring warm clothes, layers of clothes, everything in your daypack, your lunch and favorite beverage
• Clock Departure time: varies with trips
• Info Trips include: all equipment, guide and Flight from Homer, pilot/guide, rubber boots, time on the ground with the bears
• Checkmark Check in point: Inlet Charters for map to departure spot

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Watch coastal brown bears in their natural environment. Your pilot is your guide and will fly you to the prime viewing spot in your time frame. Bear behavior varies – as does the distance from which we view bears. Each trip is unique to the day. Along with these magnificent bears you will have an opportunity to view other wildlife, neighbors of the bears that share the same remote habitat. Wolves, fox, bald eagles, occasionally moose, a wide variety of birdlife, and sea life are all species that make a home in the area.

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Bear Viewing along the Alaska coast, Katmai National Park or Lake Clark National Park!

The unforgettable scenic flight ranges from one to 1.5 hours of tach time each way. After landing, it will be you, the pilot and the bears with your feet on the ground. These bears have never been hunted or tainted by humans with fear or food or hunting thus allowing exceptional opportunity to see these amazing creatures up close. They do not see us as predators. We are just another species to them – it is all about respect. An estimated 4,000+ Alaskan brown bear inhabits these immense national parks and are home to the largest undisturbed population of bears in the world.

On the flight, you will see some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world. You will fly west from Homer, across Cook Inlet, past active volcanoes in the Alaska Range and the Aleautian Range, glaciers and snowcapped mountains leading you to the world’s largest concentrations of brown bears.

With a guide at your side you will walk along the beaches and meadows where brown bear are frequently observed living naturally in their secluded, wilderness habitat. Witness bear fishing, digging for clams, grubbing for roots and grasses, socializing and raising their young.

Selected not only for flying expertise, but also through understanding bear behavior, your pilot will also be your naturalist-guide. Early morning departures are scheduled according to the tide. Normally you will depart at around 8:30 AM and return at 5:00 PM. The all day safari is kept to a small group, usually four to ten people. Prime bear viewing begins in May and runs through September. Your photo safari could include a trip to Brooks river or the coast of Shelikof Strait depending on where the bears are feeding.

What you’ll find in Katmai National Park and the Alaska coast!

May 15 to July 1: In the spring our trips find us on the coast of Katmai National Park and Shelikof Strait. This is the breeding season and large concentrations of bears can be found digging clams and feeding on the sedges and sea grasses. The breeding activity sometimes becomes intense and is truly a world class experience to see.

July: Farther inland, the salmon start their migration from Bristol Bay. Within a couple of weeks every river and stream will be choked with millions of red salmon. At this time we can take you to Brooks River in Katmai Park, one of the world’s most famous places to observe bears. The Brooks River Falls acts as an impediment to the migration of red salmon and the bears have come to this feast for thousands of years. The Park Service maintains a visitor center, viewing platforms, well-groomed trails and a concession, where lunches are sold.

August: With summer well underway, we return to the coast of Katmai and Shelikof Strait. The bears, by now, have grown accustomed to feeding together and often a large gathering of bears can be found shoulder-to-shoulder in the many salmon rich streams that braid the coast of Alaska.

September: The colors are changing and the fragrance of fall is in the air. September is Coho salmon time – the floatplanes, like the silvers, are returning to Brooks Falls. The bears are “power feeding” in the urgency of this being the last run of the season. Moose may be spotted as they are gathering their harems and the caribou are starting their migration. We think this is the best time to see coastal Alaska in all its splendor.

Weight Limitation: We reserve the right to limit the amount of carry-on baggage per person. Ten to 12 pounds (a small backpack and camera equipment) is acceptable. We will also need each passenger’s weight before departure. To ensure passenger safety and comfort, passengers weighing over 300 pounds can not be accommodated on our Katmai trips. *Scales are available at the office and loading dock. *Maximum passenger weight on the helicopter is 275 pounds.

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Bear Viewing Tours

Day Tours depart from Homer for a one hour flight, taking you across the Cook Inlet then following the rugged and pristine coastline of the Alaska Peninsula to Katmai National Park where you will see more volcanoes and massive glaciers terminating in iceberg-filled lakes and of course bears!

It is reasonable to presume you may walk four to six miles during the trip depending on the season and level of bear activity. The terrain is generally not steep but we do walk on beaches, bear trails, tidal flats and cross some small creeks.

What Is Included:

• 1 Hour scenic flight from Homer across Cook Inlet to Katmai National Park
• Guided bear viewing
• 1 Hour return flight to Homer
• Hip boots to wear for the trip

Sample Itinerary*

8:30 AM Check-in and pre-trip briefing.

9:00 AM Depart Homer on a scenic flight across the Cook Inlet and along the Alaska Peninsula

10:15 AM Arrive at Katmai National Park

10:30 AM – 3:00 PM Bear viewing with your guide

3:15 PM Depart Katmai for Homer

4:30 PM Arrive back in Homer

* This is the preferred itinerary, but tides, weather or animal behavior may cause changes/rates-reservations/

Bears By Boat Photography Tour

Alaska katmai coast grizzly/brown bear photography tour.

On this amazing adventure, you will have 7-days to immerse yourself in a majestic landscape few travelers to Alaska ever visit. Starting from Homer, Alaska we will cruise in our private chartered ship to the rugged and remote coast of Katmai National Park. You will be photographing bears in a way most can only imagine, in some cases just yards away, while being surrounded by snow-capped mountains, glaciers and volcanoes.

Having a private chartered ship, offers us opportunity not only to follow and photograph some of the largest brown bears in the world, but also explore different locations and bears along the coastline as they fish, dig for clams and roam along the numerous beaches and coves. Ashore, you will hike with your guide and group leader Dave Bachrach to photograph these majestic bears. The days are long and photo opportunities are abundant. Dave works hard at getting you to the right place at the right time for your photography by using his extensive knowledge of bear behavior and photography experience.

Trip Highlights

• Limited to 8 photographers
• Access to multiple locations for photography
• Flexible schedule to maximize photo opportunities
• Daily shore excursions
• Comfortable shipboard accommodations
• Guaranteed to see bears!

Dates and Pricing

• Dates: Summer 2024 Dates – To be determined
• Price: $9999.00 per person
• Tour begins and ends in Homer, Alaska

Includes: 7 days of onboard ship accommodations, guide, photo instruction, all meals while on the tour, double occupancy accommodations.

Not included: travel to/from Homer, Alaska, lodging in Homer before or after the trip, alcoholic beverages, and gratuities for crew and guide.

To reserve your space, send a 50% payment within 10 days of booking your tour. To reserve your space, send a 50% payment within 10 days of booking your tour. Final payment is due by May 15. Reservations made after April 30 require full payment. All participants are required to purchase trip insurance for this tour.

For additional info please contact us by phone at: 907-235-1805 or email us at: [email protected]

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The most relaxing and picturesque tour that Moscow can offer: a great way to see the city center and its main attractions. This is a perfect alternative to exploring the city by car, if you only have time to do sightseeing during weekday rush hours.

Your English-speaking guide is eager to share every bit of their knowledge about the surrounding landscape, the architecture and historical details.

We conduct Moscow river tour on Radisson Flotilla boats all year around!  It’s warm inside during winter months, while there’s air conditioning during hot summer days. You may also treat yourself to drinks, lunch or dinner on board (drinks and food are not included in tour price).

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Quay at Radisson Collection Hotel

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