Perched on the edge of the Kenai Peninsula, a four-hour drive south of Anchorage, this attractive little town of around 5,500 boasts a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural splendor, including unparalleled views of Kachemak Bay, the Cook Inlet, and the Kenai Mountains, Homer also serves as a gateway to adventure and tranquility, from the rugged outdoors to the serene waters of Kachemak Bay, Founded by gold and coal miners in the 1890s and with a much more temperate climate than mainland Alaska, it´s a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation. natural beauty, culture, with highlights including a vibrant arts scene and the ever-engaging Homer Spit. In addition, the wealth of adventure and ecotourism options as well as seasonal events add marvelous extra dimensions to a visit to Homer. Here´s a sampling of the big allures packed into this small town.

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