Unravel the myriad tales embedded in the pristine landscapes of Kachemak Bay with Tutka Tours’ 5 Hour Natural History Tour. Starting with an enlightening overview of the Homer Harbor, we delve into the elements that render Kachemak Bay one of Alaska's richest and most diverse ecosystems, covering its oceanography, local climate, geology, and marine biological diversity.

Explore the intricate histories of the Native people who have inhabited this land for over 5,000 years, the impactful Russian Fur Rush, the explorations of European adventurers, and the unfolding of American history since 1867. Our journey continues to the bustling bird rookery of Gull Island, hosting up to 20,000 seabirds. Here, we intensify our exploration, discussing the island's significance to the Native people and the ongoing biological research projects. Experience natural sound recording with professional audio equipment, capturing the harmonious cacophony of this avian haven.

Venturing to various sites in the bay, we unfold chapters of archeology, history, and geography, all while seeking encounters with Sea Otters, Harbor Seals, Orcas, and Humpback Whales. Drift silently through one of Kachemak Bay's largest fjords, indulging in locally baked goods, fresh fruit, and hot drinks as you witness Mountain Goats, Black Bears, and Bald Eagles in their natural habitats.

We conclude our journey by exploring a unique geological site and observing rafts of Sea Otters and their pups and Pigeon Guillemots. Enriched with comprehensive insights, relish the unparalleled experiences that Alaska offers, all for $250/person, inclusive of State Park fees and delightful snacks.

$250.00 per person (two-person minimum).