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Bear Viewing Trip

Homereasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

4–6 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; paddling is minimal but requires comfort on a boat

Overview

Discover the thrill of spotting Alaska's majestic bears on this private viewing adventure in Homer. Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers, this tour offers an intimate encounter with Alaska's wilderness. Keep reading to learn more about what makes this trip so special!

, Alaska

Bear Viewing Trip

Ages 5+ • 8 Hours • 6 Passenger Private and Non-Private Trips

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About This Adventure

NOTE: Catch A Lot Charters & Alaska Bear Viewing Tours are owned and operated by Catch A Lot Charters LLC.

Depending on which website you booked your bear trip on, you may see either name on emails and correspondence.

Embark on a beautiful boat ride across Cook Inlet experiencing all types of wildlife!

Duration

8 Hours

About

We now offer exciting bear viewing tours to Lake Clark National Park. We travel by boat on a scenic route across Cook Inlet viewing wildlife an whales and arrive on shore at the park.

Departure Time

Departure is based on tides. It can be as early as 5am or as late 10am. Captain will contact you with the exact departure time.

What To Wear

We encourage everyone to to dress warm and bring layers. Rain gear is also encouraged and waterproof shoes or knee boots are great to have but are not necessary. Our have warm dry cabins but all of the fishing happens out on the open deck.

The Weather

In May, temperatures range from the low 40s to as high as 70 degrees. June and July temperatures range from the 50s to the 80s. In the months of August and September, expect damp cooler weather with temperatures from the low 40s to the high 60s and more rain.

Our Boats

Each of our boats has twin outboards, heated cabins, and marine restrooms for your safety and comfort. We supply top quality fishing equipment for each person on the boat. Both boats are Coast Guard equipped for your safety and all captains are USCG licensed.

More Info

Enjoy a 2 hour boat ride across beautiful Cook Inlet where you have the opportunity to view whales, Sea Otters and other various sea life on the tip across and back.Once there we go to shore to experience viewing Brown bears in their natural habitat. Must be able to walk up to a mile.

What to bring

  • Warm clothes, Layers preferably since temperatures vary.
  • Lunch
  • Water proof boots
  • Camera
  • Bug spray

Adventure Tips

Dress in layers

Weather can be unpredictable; wearing layers keeps you comfortable during boat rides and outdoor viewing.

Bring binoculars and camera

Enhance wildlife spotting and capture incredible photos of bears and scenic landscapes.

Use sunscreen and insect repellent

Protect yourself from sun exposure and bugs, especially during hot summer months.

Arrive early for the best lighting

Morning trips provide softer light and greater wildlife activity, ideal for photography.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Sea otters
  • Humpback whales (seasonal)

History

Homer has a rich history as a fishing and Native Alaskan community, with traditions still evident in local culture today.

Conservation

Catch A Lot Charters emphasizes sustainable wildlife viewing practices, respecting the habitat and minimizing human impact.

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Recommended Gear

Insulated waterproof jacket

Essential

Keeps you dry and warm during boat rides and outdoor viewing in varying weather conditions.

spring|summer|fall|winter specific

Binoculars

Essential

Helps spot bears and wildlife from a distance for a better viewing experience.

Camera with zoom lens

Captures close-up shots of bears and scenic landscapes without disturbing wildlife.

Sunscreen and insect repellent

Essential

Protects your skin from sunburn and bug bites during outdoor hours.