Recognised as one of “National Geographic's Unique Lodges of the World”, this 4-star lodge is run by a family of enthusiasts who work with whatever the surrounding nature has to offer.
Tutka Bay Lodge sits in a private cove along a 15 km fjord, at the southern end of Kachemak Bay, near Homer, Alaska. The Tutka Bay area is made up of rugged coastline, deep fjords, dramatic mountains, calm beaches, old-growth Sitka spruce forests, and remarkable tidal fluctuations.
The lodge offers guided Alaskan adventure activities, including offshore salmon and halibut fishing, freshwater fishing, bear viewing on the Katmai Peninsula, sea kayaking, and hiking along a unique network of trails. Award-winning cuisine and amenities such as yoga and massage are included, while afternoon wine tastings and cooking classes add a relaxed, lively touch.