ALASKA KENAI PENINSULA ADVENTURE
Our Alaska Kenai Peninsula motorcycle tour showcases many of the best qualities of Alaska. Located just south of Anchorage, the Peninsula is a land of abundant wildlife, sea-life, glaciers, lakes, wild rivers, and spectacular coastline. Enjoy an unforgettable ride through the all-paved winding mountain highways and relax at night in comfortable accommodations in colorful Alaskan towns.
ROAD CONDITIONS:
This is an all-paved itinerary featuring very scenic two-lane highways past mountains, rivers and lakes.
Starting Price: $3,465
Total Miles:Â 930
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THE ITINERARY
Day 1 - Arrival in Anchorage
Please arrive in Anchorage by mid-afternoon. Hotel check-in. Welcome Dinner at one of the finest restaurants in Alaska. Stay in Anchorage.
Day 2 - Anchorage to Seward 125 miles
Leave Anchorage and start your trip on one of the top 10 scenic highways in North America, the Seward Highway. Along the way there are optional side roads to Portage Glacier, Exit Glacier and the historic mining town of Hope. Spend the Night in Seward.
Day 3 - Seward to Homer 170 miles
We re-trace our path for 37 miles to the Sterling Highway where we turn south towards Soldotna and ride along beautiful turquoise and blue waters of the Kenai River. As we continue along the Cook Inlet notice the not so dormant volcanoes across the inlet. Spend the night on the Homer Spit.
Day 4 - Free Day in Homer Up to 100 miles
Rest, Relax, take in Kachemak Bay! Go Halibut Fishing, ride the East End Road...Lots of great riding and other activities. Stay in Homer.
Day 5 - Home to Anchorage 222 miles
This will be our longest day of riding as we head back to Anchorage. Stop in Anchor Point the most western point in the continuous road system of North America. Enjoy the Mountain views, sparkling lakes and isolation before arriving back in Anchorage where you will stay the night. Farewell Dinner this evening.
Day 6 - Fly Home or keep the dream alive
The next motorcycle adventure vacation awaits
THE GEAR TO BRING
MotoQuest guides wear KLIM helmets, jackets, pants and gloves, and we outfit our motorcycles with luggage and accessories from Revzilla. You can view and download our complete MotoQuest packing list here.
Included with the tour:
Hotel Accommodations
Premiere Welcome and Farewell Dinners
Professional MotoQuest Guide(s)
Support Vehicle
Support Vehicle Driver
Staff Trained in First Aid with Satellite Phone
MotoQuest Swag Bag
Photos Taken on the Trip
Automatic Enrollment in Global Rescue
Not Included:
Airfare
Meals on the Road
Gas
Alcohol
Alternative Tours
Travel Insurance
Gratuities
National Park Entrance Fees
MotoQuest Staff on Tour:
Landmarks And Attractions
Seward, Alaska
Seward is known for its stunning natural beauty and serves as a gateway to the Kenai Fjords National Park. Seward was named after William H. Seward, who was the U.S. Secretary of State when Alaska was purchased from Russia in 1867. The town has a rich history, with influences from the native Alaskan cultures, Russian settlers, and the gold rush era. One of the notable attractions in Seward is the Alaska SeaLife Center, a marine research facility and aquarium. Visitors can explore exhibits showcasing the diverse marine life found in the waters of Alaska, including sea otters, seals, puffins, and various fish species. Another highlight of Seward is the annual running of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Seward serves as the starting point for this famous race, where mushers and their teams of sled dogs embark on a challenging journey across the Alaskan wilderness. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of activities to enjoy in Seward. The town offers opportunities for fishing, kayaking, hiking, and wildlife viewing. The nearby Kenai Fjords National Park is a must-visit, with its glaciers, fjords, and abundant wildlife, including whales, sea lions, and seabirds. Seward also hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, such as the Fourth of July Mount Marathon Race, which is a thrilling uphill race that attracts participants and spectators from around the world. Overall, Seward is a picturesque town that offers a blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and cultural experiences. It's a place where visitors can immerse themselves in the rugged Alaskan wilderness and appreciate the wonders of this unique corner of the world.
Homer, Alaska
Homer, Alaska is delightful town nestled on the shores of Kachemak Bay, at the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula. Homer is often referred to as the "Halibut Fishing Capital of the World" and is known for its stunning natural beauty and vibrant arts community. Homer offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, glaciers, and the sparkling waters of Kachemak Bay. The town is famous for its picturesque Homer Spit, a long, narrow strip of land that extends into the bay and is lined with shops, restaurants, and fishing charters. Fishing is a significant part of Homer's identity, particularly halibut fishing. Anglers from around the world come to Homer to experience the thrill of reeling in these massive flatfish. The town also hosts the annual Homer Jackpot Halibut Derby, where participants compete for cash prizes by catching the largest halibut. In addition to fishing, Homer is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The surrounding area offers opportunities for hiking, kayaking, wildlife viewing, and even bear viewing. The nearby Kachemak Bay State Park is a paradise for nature lovers, with its rugged coastline, pristine beaches, and abundant wildlife. Homer is also known for its vibrant arts scene. The town is home to numerous galleries, studios, and art shops, showcasing the works of local artists inspired by the stunning landscapes and wildlife of Alaska. The Pratt Museum is a must-visit, offering exhibits that delve into the natural and cultural history of the area. The community of Homer is warm and welcoming, with a laid-back and friendly atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood at local restaurants, browse through unique shops, and soak in the beauty of the surroundings. Overall, Homer, Alaska is a place where nature, art, and fishing come together to create a truly memorable experience. It's a town that captures the essence of Alaska's rugged beauty and offers a glimpse into the unique lifestyle of its residents.
Kenai Peninsula
The Kenai Peninsula is a region in southern Alaska, extending approximately 150 miles into the Gulf of Alaska. The peninsula is renowned for its diverse and abundant wildlife, pristine wilderness, and outdoor recreational opportunities. It is a place where adventurers and nature enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the beauty of Alaska. The Kenai Peninsula is home to the Kenai Fjords National Park, a stunning park characterized by its icy fjords, towering glaciers, and rich marine life. Visitors can embark on boat tours to witness the majesty of calving glaciers, spot whales and sea lions, and marvel at the beauty of the rugged coastline. Fishing is a popular activity on the Kenai Peninsula, with its rivers and lakes teeming with salmon, trout, and other fish species. The Kenai River, in particular, is famous for its world-class salmon fishing, attracting anglers from around the globe. Outdoor enthusiasts will find a plethora of opportunities for hiking, camping, kayaking, and wildlife viewing. The Chugach National Forest covers a significant portion of the peninsula, offering endless trails and scenic vistas to explore. The Kenai Peninsula is also rich in cultural heritage. It is home to several native Alaskan communities, such as the Kenaitze Indian Tribe and the Seldovia Village Tribe, who have inhabited the region for thousands of years. Visitors can learn about their traditions, art, and history through cultural centers and events. The towns on the Kenai Peninsula, including Seward, Homer, and Kenai, offer a warm and welcoming atmosphere. They provide amenities, accommodations, and dining options for visitors to enjoy while experiencing the natural wonders of the area. In summary, the Kenai Peninsula is a place of awe-inspiring beauty, where mountains meet the sea, and wildlife thrives in abundance. It is a destination that beckons adventurers and nature lovers to explore its wonders and create unforgettable memories.
Phi Phi Islands
Take your motorcycle to the coast and then hop on a ferry to the Phi Phi Islands. Enjoy scenic coastal routes and indulge in the beauty of pristine beaches, clear waters, and vibrant marine life
Leh-Ladakh Highway
Embark on a legendary journey along the Leh-Ladakh Highway. Ride through high mountain passes, serene lakes, and picturesque monasteries, experiencing the unmatched beauty of the Himalayas.