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Recommended Local
Businesses for Lodging and Entertainment |
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Alaskan Air Lines |
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Homer Air |
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Angler's
Escape Sportfishing |
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Alaska
Airlines in conjuction with Horizon Air provides daily flights from the
lower 48 to Alaska. Alaska Air is very helpful and reliable when it comes
to ensuring that your frozen fish arrives home safely. |
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Homer
Air has been in operation for over 25 years and offers flight seeing,
glacier viewing, bear watching, and fly-in-fishing trips throughout
Alaska. |
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Angler's
Escape Sportfishing is a locally owned guide service which specializes in
King Salmon fishing on the World Famous Kenai River. |
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The
Highliner House |
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Island Watch Bed and Breakfast
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Photism |
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The
Highliner House offers custom suite and cabin rentals overlooking Kachemak
Bay in beautiful Homer, Alaska. Constructed in 2005, each unit is
affordable priced and fully equipped with different amenities to suit your
needs. |
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Island
Watch B&B is located on West Hill just five minutes from Homer. Island
Watch offers your choice of five different accommodation options,
fantastic scenery, and is open year round. |
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Come
visit Alaska through the eyes of professional photographer Scott
Dickerson. Photism offers many free online galleries, showcasing winter
surfing, kayaking, fishing, events in Homer, and ice climbing. |
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Alaska Islands and Ocean Center
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Redoubt Bay Fish Camp |
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Pratt Museum |
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The
Alaska Islands and Ocean center recently opened in December of 2003.
Located near Bishops Beach, the center explores the effects of
non-indigenous rats and foxes on the remote Aleutian Islands. The center
also houses interactive cameras giving a live view of nesting seabirds in
the Homer area. |
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Redoubt
Bay Fish Camp offers an extremely unique opportunity to experience a
remote commercial fishing lifestyle. Black and brown bears outside your
kitchen window are a frequent sight, and a salmon stream just moments from
camp offers an unparalleled freshwater fishing opportunity. |
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Visit
the only natural history museum on the Kenai Peninsula. Located in the
heart of Homer, the Pratt Museum has indoor exhibits on art, natural
history, native cultures, homesteading, fishing, marine ecology, and the
Exxon Valdez oil spill. |
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