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Homer Vacation Cottage


Homer vacation rental

Contact: karen roush

Type:

Beds:2

Baths:1

Sleeps:4

Pool:N

Jacuzzi:N

Pets:Y

Internet:N

Recommended for the creative spirit, lovely eclectic bohemian cottage that sleeps 4-5 adults. One bedroom on main floor across from large bathroom that offers full washer/dryer. Front windows overlook alpine setting where cow moose and their babies love to graze. The upstairs loft has a deck with a view of Kachemak Bay. Cottage is located on 2+ acres and has lots of deck space. Make this your next Homer vacation rental.

Homer Alaska Cabin rental with view, hot tub, etc.


Homer rental by owner

Contact: Alaskan Suites of Homer

Phone: (888)239-1972

Type:

Beds:1

Baths:1

Sleeps:5

Pool:N

Jacuzzi:Y

Pets:Y

Internet:N

Luxurious Cabins in Homer Alaska. When you drive into Homer, Alaska you can't help but notice the Alaskan log cabins with the Million Dollar View! Watch Bald Eagles actually fly by below you. Complete with kitchenette, private bathroom, over 150 satellite channels, DVD & VCR players, Surround Sound. Select this as your next Homer rental by owner.

Alaska Adventure Cabins


Homer rental

Contact: Alaska Adventure Cabins

Phone: 907-223-6681

Type:

Beds:2

Baths:2

Sleeps:6

Pool:N

Jacuzzi:N

Pets:N

Internet:N

The privacy of your own deluxe cabin with a spectacular view overlooking Homer, Alaska. Four cabins to choose from: All cabins have full kitchens and satelite t.v. 1. Dovetail Log Cabin: 280 degree panoramic view, large loft, addition can be rented seperately with an additional bedroom and bathroom. 2. Canyon Cabin: Privacy with great views, large deck, private bedroom and a 3rd story loft. This could be your Homer rental!

Homer Weather Forecast
Day High Low
Friday --°F 7°F
Snow tapering off during the evening. Blowing snow will reduce visibilities to one half mile at times early this evening around Kachemak Bay. Additional snow accumulation up to 2 inches. Lows zero to 15 above...warmest around Kachemak Bay. Variable wind to 10 mph. Around Kachemak Bay...southwest wind 10 to 25 mph in the evening becoming light.
Saturday 22°F 17°F
Mostly cloudy. Highs in the lower 20s to lower 30s. Northeast wind 10 to 15 mph except east 10 to 25 mph around Kachemak Bay.
Sunday 25°F 25°F
Mostly cloudy. Patchy morning fog. Highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s. Northeast wind 10 to 25 mph.
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Homer Vacation Rentals and Lodging

A popular saying in Homer, Alaska is that they are a "quaint little drinking village with a fishing problem." And, as Homer is located on the Kenai Peninsula, there are tons of seas on which to fish and enjoy life and a drink.
 
The most popular fishing spot is the Nick Dudiak Fishing Lagoon. Every spring, the Nick Dudiak Fishing Lagoon is re-stocked with salmon from a local hatchery.
 
The Homer Boat Harbor is located on a natural landmark of the city, the Homer Spit. The Homer Spit is four and a half mile long piece of land that juts out into the Kachemak Bay. This area is always jammed pack full of both commercial and private boats during the summer season. Summer is the best time to visit Homer. Summers in Alaska are cool and pleasant, and that is why its cities are frequented the most during mid-May to mid-September.
 
Also, located down on the Homer Spit, is the Salty Dawg Saloon. Originating from an original 19th century shack, the Salty Dawg Saloon has been many things: a post office, a railroad station, and a coal mining office. It is now a bar that is known for the thousands of signed dollar bills tacked up on its walls.
 
While headed down to the Homer Spit, you’ll travel on the longest road that leads into ocean waters in the world. The 10 to 15 mile stretch is great for whale-watching. All of Homer is great for wildlife viewing. Just like the rest of Alaska, Homer is a great home to many animals because of its wonderfully preserved and must-see mountains and forests.
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