Then you can either fly over from Homer, or take a tour boat. This is not recommended, as you will not need your vehicle, and the schedules are not easy to meet. If you are flying your own plane, we have a 2,000 foot gravel runway, with no lighting. We also recommend you stay at least two nights to be able to take in the area, as you may arrive late in the afternoon. You can leave your vehicle in Homer at the dock or the airport, get a cab back to either place.
Parking is free at the public dock on the Homer spit, and at the airport.
The history portion of this page is adapted from Janet Klein's A History of Kachemak Bay . Of all the Kachemak communities, only Seldovia spans the centuries and crosses the cultures. Eskimo, Aleut, Indian, Russian, Scandinavian, German, and many other peoples congregated in Seldovia, providing a rich and varied heritage that still survives. Most were seafaring peoples and they oriented themselves to the water, geographically and economically. The origins of Seldovia are obscured by time.