Bear Viewing Homer - Alaska Bear Viewing
Are you ready to experience the best Alaska bear viewing tour in the entire state? Alaska Ocean Pros will take you on the adventure of a lifetime as you get up close and personal with wild coastal brown bears weighing over half a ton.
Your Alaska bear viewing tour begins in Homer where we take you by boat across Kachemak Bay to Chinitna Bay in beautiful Lake Clark National Park and Preserve. Once there, you will safely watch Alaska brown bears from a viewing platform along with an experienced guide.
What follows is a breakdown of every part of your Alaska bear viewing tour.
Arrive at the harbor (8:00 am) - Alaska Ocean Pros is located on the famous Homer Spit in Homer Harbor. We will provide you with the slip number so you can meet us at the boat ready for your day's adventure.
Safety briefing (8:00 to 8:15) - ALL passengers are required to attend this safety briefing. We will outline boat safety and how to remain safe in bear country. It's very possible you will be in close proximity to multiple bears weighing over 1,000 pounds, so safety is paramount. We pride ourselves on offering a safe bear viewing experience, which is why we require all guests to attend this briefing.
Depart Homer Harbor (8:15 to 8:30) - As we cruise out of the harbor into Kachemak Bay, you will marvel at the scenery that unfolds. You are entering pristine marine wilderness where surprises await. Take some time to enjoy the quiet morning hours where charter and commercial fishing boats cruise into Cook Inlet to ply the waters for some of the planet's finest seafood.
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