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Guests at Hideaway Cove Wilderness Lodge can choose from one-night to five-night packages. Rates include scenic boat ride to and from lodge, ocean-front log cabin, all lodge facilities, delicious meals, and activities. 1-night lodge package 2-night lodge package 3-night wilderness lodge package 5-night wilderness and wildlife lodge package Over-night Wilderness Lodge Package(Check-in on Monday - Saturday) One-night lodge package $295/person
Two-night Wilderness Lodge Package(Check-in on Monday, Wednesday, Friday) Day 1 Two-night lodge package $595/person Add a Halibut Cove Dinner Cruise for only $75. click HERE for details
Three-night Wilderness Lodge Package(Check-in on Monday and Wednesday)
Three-night lodge package $895/person Add a Halibut Cove Dinner Cruise for only $75. click HERE for details
Five-night Wilderness Lodge PackageTrip includes 3 nights at Hideaway Cove Wilderness Lodge and 2 nights at Hallo Bay, a bear viewing and research camp in Katmai National Park. Please note that Hallo Bay Camp is an ecologically managed facility within Katmai National Park. To minimize any impact on the bears, they have kept the facility simple, and low impact. It is not a "lodge" with respect to frills, but you will be well taken care of. The experienced guides at the camp will make sure you have the most incredible and enriching experience with the Alaskan brown bear. (at safe distances of course!!)
Day 3 After a relaxing morning at the lodge, embark on a guided sea-kayak tour of historic Halibut Cove. You will be awestruck by the beauty and history of this remote corner of Alaska. Snow-capped mountains, sea cliffs, and marine wildlife are all enjoyed from the comfort of your stable sea kayak. The tour also takes you through the quaint community of Halibut Cove "where the streets are paved with water." You will hear interesting stories of this historic place. In addition to the kayaking, you also go beach combing on a remote pebble beach. After the tour, return to the lodge and relax. This day includes 2-3 hours kayaking and 1 hour of walking
Day 6 The final morning, enjoy breakfast, pack your gear prior to check out and departure. Arrival back in Homer is usually around noon. package price $2,395/person. Trip operators retain the right to change this itinerary without notice due to weather, tides, animal behavior, arriving or departing aircraft schedules and client safety.
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4416 Mariner Dr. · Homer · Alaska · 99603
Local phone 235-0755 Toll free 1-888-777-0930
E-mail:
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Day 1 Enjoy a late afternoon departure to Hideaway Cove, arriving at the Lodge after a scenic 30-minute boat ride. After a tour of the grounds, guests can relax in their cabin, the main lodge, on the sea side deck, or stroll the pebble beaches. 
Day 2 After breakfast in the lodge, enjoy a full day of hiking and kayaking at a nearby glacier. A 2-mile hike through a coastal forest, brings us to a pristine glacier-carved lake. After the hike, paddle a stable sea kayak around mammoth icebergs and along the rugged shores of the lake. Explore and photograph the virgin landscape at the face of the glacier while learning first hand about the incredible power of moving ice. After lunch, hike back to Hideaway Cove Lodge. In the evening, enjoy a hearty dinner at the lodge. After dinner, walk the rocky shoreline, relax in the lodge, or unwind in the wood-fired sauna. This day includes 2-3 hours hiking and 2-3 hours kayaking 
Day 4 After breakfast, depart Hideaway Cove Lodge to Homer where you will be transferred to your air-taxi(bush plane). It is a one hour flight to Hallo Bay Bear Camp. You will be held in awe of the magnificent panorama throughout the flight. You will be greeted by camp staff and given a thorough Bear Safety Orientation by your naturalist Guides. Then walk at a leisurely pace, stopping often at nearby salmon streams, or food rich meadows depending on the time of your visit. When you come upon bears, you will observe and photograph them in a manner so as not to disturb them. In the evening, enjoy a hearty, family style supper prepared by the chef. After supper, you can lounge around the galley discussing the days adventures with other guests, look over your photos on your laptop, or just relax with a cup of coffee or hot chocolate. Then fall asleep to the sounds of the evening song birds, light breeze and the incoming tides. This day includes 4-5 hours of moderate walking 
Day 5 A full day guided walk to the south of the Camp where there is a very interesting tidal lagoon. There are great views of the area's glaciers, volcanoes, brown bears, moose, shorebirds, waterfowl, and nesting bald eagles. The lagoon is excellent bear habitat in all seasons, providing both succulent sedges and salmon runs. The beach combing in this area is also incredible. Japanese glass net floats, old shipwreck debris, thousands of beached logs, whale bones, and countless other objects are stacked against the sand dunes. Hike back to the camp and relax, rest, read, or visit. This day includes 8-9 hours of moderate walking