(907)435-1111
We guarantee you will see bears
4470 Homer Spit Rd.
Homer, AK 99603
Family-owned and operated business since 2018
Bear Viewing Tours - Lake Clark & Katmai National Parks
Tour Options:
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$1,299 per person - Includes 4 hours on the ground
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$1,150 per person - Includes 3 hours on the ground
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$799 per person - Includes 1 hour on the ground (3-passenger minimum)
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Private tour call for details
Please note: Pricing includes everything except the online booking fee, which will be added at checkout.
Tour Overview:
Join us for an unforgettable guided bear viewing experience with stunning flights and guaranteed bear sightings.
Your journey begins in Homer, Alaska, where you’ll board a scenic flight (40-75 minutes) to either Lake Clark or Katmai National Park. The destination is chosen daily by your pilot, based on bear activity and weather conditions-ensuring the best experience possible.
Once on the ground, you’ll spend time walking through the park with your guide, observing Alaska’s iconic coastal brown bears in their natural habitat. On the 3-hour tour, you’ll enjoy more time exploring the coastline and taking in the sights.
Important Information:
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Passenger weight limit: 250 lbs fully clothed.
We allow an additional 10 lbs for a small day bag (e.g. camera, snacks, water). -
Guaranteed bear sightings
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Expert local guide
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Small group sizes for a more personal experience
Ready to Book?
Book online or reach out directly:
📞 (907) 435-1111
📧 jbeartours@gmail.com
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Katmai National Park is located in Southern Alaska. It is most famous for its Alaskan brown (grizzly) bear population. Hallo Bay, located in Katmai, stretches for several sandy miles at the base of the Aleutian Islands made up of many volcanoes. Lake Clark National Park's coast has no roads or towns, but is rich in wildlife. Bears in Chinitna Bay and Silver Salmon Creek, both located in Lake Clark, see people nearly every day and do not see humans as a food source and we strive to keep it that way. We can not wait to show you this beautiful part of Alaska.
Check out this great video from Lake Clark National Parks: A Day on the Lake Clark National Park Coastline https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vECVDeQ3po
We have seen some people not healthy/fit enough for this activity. We have limited first aid equipment. If someone has a heart attack, it will take time to get the proper care they need. You do not need to be a marathon runner, but you do need to be able to be on your feet and walking for 3 hours for an average of 3 miles per tour. You also need to be able to climb into the airplane mostly unassisted.
This is a great outdoor activity for visitors or Homer Alaska locals. Your Alaska adventure awaits.