At Soaring Eagle Lodge, we take pride in providing all-inclusive Alaska lodge vacation packages. Whether it’s a couples get-away, family reunion, or corporate weekly adventure, we have the best amenities and options for things to do in Alaska. From weekly planning of Alaska’s MUST-DO activities, to private oceanfront cottages, our all-inclusive Alaska lodge has it all. For 20 years Soaring Eagle Lodge has given travellers the best possible all-inclusive Alaska vacation experience. Conveniently located on the Kenai Peninsula between Homer, Kenai and Soldotna, Soaring Eagle Lodge is the perfect launching point for your once in a lifetime Alaskan adventure. Start your morning enjoying the stunning views of the Cook Inlet from your private cottage. Spend your days enjoying the best things to do in Alaska whether salmon fishing in the Kenai River and Kasilof River, halibut fishing in Ninilchik and Homer, bear watching at an Alaskan national park, or viewing wildlife on one of our glacier tours. Relax in the evenings at our all-inclusive Alaska luxury lodge. No matter what’s on your itinerary, let Soaring Eagle Lodge plan your perfect Alaskan vacation!

The Alaska SeaScape Lodge combines the top-notch fishing reputation that Jimmie Jack's boats have enjoyed for over 20 years with a 5-star lodge property, all-inclusive meals, on the bluffs of Cook Inlet with spectacular views of the ocean and the Alaska Range. With appetizers, complimentary wine, and fine-dining in the evenings.

This rustic, secluded log cabin rental is located at Mile 6 of Mud Bay Road, on Paradise Cove, overlooking the Chilkat Inlet, Rainbow Glacier and Davidson Glacier. The cabin was hand-built by a local artisan in 1983 for an Alaska tourism pioneer. This was his favored personal hideaway. Your visit here will not only afford you spectacular views from the spacious waterfront cabin and broad deck, but will also put you in touch with a slice of Alaska history. Family memorabilia from 30 years of this well-known patriarch’s life provide glimpses into his life, and the love and memories shared in this idyllic spot. Paradise West is an open-plan cabin with a partioned off master bedroom with a king-size bed, plus an open loft with two twins beds and two trundle beds. There is also a queen hide-a-bed sofa in the living area. While rustic and remote, the cabin does have city electricity and indoor plumbing: a shower, toilet and sink. Drinking water must be hauled by you from the neighborhood spring. The kitchen has a refrigerator-freezer, electric range/oven, microwave oven, toaster, coffee maker, and blender. The kitchen is completely stocked with dishes, glasses, flatware, pots, pans and all you need for meal preparation. There is even a barbeque on the deck. An oil heater will keep you warm if needed. Wi-fi for email checking, Direct TV, DVD player, stereo, and phone for local calls only. Relish the peace and solitude of your private wilderness retreat. Climb down the hand-hewn steps and trail to the beach below the cabin to enjoy a waterfront bonfire or beachcombing. Enjoy the many attractions and activities Haines offers: drive a short way to the Chilkat State Park; go fishing, hiking, bird-watching; or comb the local art galleries for a special piece to take home. This is truly a unique place, steeped in the history, beauty and wilderness for which Alaska is famous.

Waterfront cabins and water-view rooms designed with your comfort and safety as most important. All units have private outside entrances and UV-C filters. One unit is pet-friendly. Tobacco is ...

Discover Alaska Lodging offers a variety of vacation rentals and corporate housing options in Kenai, Alaska. Their properties are fully equipped for short-term or extended stays, making them ideal for both leisure travelers and professionals working in the area. With cozy cabins, executive townhomes, Discover Alaska Lodging provides comfort, convenience, and a touch of Alaskan charm. Whether you're visiting for a summer vacation or a winter work assignment, you'll find a welcoming home away from home year-round.

Indulge in a real Alaskan Adventure at our remote lodge, located in Prince William Sound. Eshamy Bay Lodge is the best of both worlds! You can enjoy your day filled with fishing, kayaking, hiking or wildlife and glacier tours and return to a private lodge complete with hot showers, indoor plumbing, and delicious meals prepared especially for you. The Eshamy Bay Lodge has a maximum capacity of 20 guests so you will not have to share your wilderness experience with large crowds. Our limited size enables us to provide personalized service and preserves the pristine environment. Water Taxi services throughout Prince William Sound, wildlife tours, glacier tours, guided and unguided kayaking, kayak rentals, fishing, and hunter drop off. Disappear into the Alaskan Wilderness!

Welcome to Alaska and the Kenai Peninsula. You will be staying with Great Land Adventures at the Gone Fishin' Lodge located in Soldotna, just 3 hours south of Anchorage. We are right on the world-famous Kenai river where we fish for trophy King, Silver, and Sockeye Salmon. We fish for Kings, Silvers, Sockeye, Rainbows, Dolly Varden, Halibut, Ling Cod and Rockfish. Witness the spectacular scenery that is uniquely Alaska. it's the real thing with Great Land Adventures at the Gone Fishin' Lodge

The hosts of this secluded getaway are two sourdough Alaskans, Kevin & Lucinda Sidelinger. Kevin, who builtt he lodge using timbers from the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, created a building that compliments the environment. The Douglas Fir, timber-framed bedrooms offer plenty of space as well as large windows and panoramic views of the bay, mountains and beaches. At our Alaska Wilderness Lodge, we can arrange area eco tours like a brown bear photography trip, halibut or salmon charter, guided kayaking, heli-hiking or flight seeing. Other guided activities include bird watching, wildlife viewing, hiking or beachcombing. Rates are based on double occupancy, and include round trip water taxi transportation, taxes, three gourmet meals per day, rooms with private bath, and in-house activities

Historic lodge established in 1904. On the Register of Historic Places. Considered one of the only remaining original Roadhouses in Alaska. The lodge consists of a 10 room lodge, a restaurant (Carriage House) and bar (Trappers Den Tavern) in a historic setting. The lodge offers guided fishing for King, Sockeye and Silver Salmon as well as fly fishing for Rainbows and Grayling. The lodge is located approx. 125 miles north of Valdez, 18 miles north of Glennallen at the confluence of the Gakona and Copper River. Travelers will recognize the name Copper River because of the famous Sockeye Salmon that are harvested. Gakona Lodge is a family run business.