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Kenai Fjords National Park
9.8/10 (666 reviews)
Kayak to fjords, hike to icefields and glaciers and view the antics of land-based and marine wildlife in this vast Alaskan park.
Seward Boat Harbor
9.4/10 (627 reviews)
This bustling maritime hub launches visitors into Alaska's wilderness from its certified Clean Harbour. Watch local fishing fleets or board a charter for unforgettable wildlife and glacier cruises in Resurrection Bay.
Homer Spit
9.4/10 (679 reviews)
This 4.5-mile finger of land stretches into Kachemak Bay, alive with fishing boats and wildlife. Stroll past art galleries, feast on fresh-caught seafood, or join a charter to spot sea otters in pristine waters.
Exit Glacier
9.6/10 (502 reviews)
Walk alongside a massive wall of ice at one of Alaska's most accessible glaciers. Hike the well-marked trails for close-up views of this rapidly retreating natural wonder.
Seward Waterfront Park
9.2/10 (358 reviews)
Stroll along Resurrection Bay's waterfront, where sea otters and eagles play against Alaska's mountain backdrop. Bring binoculars to spot whales while enjoying the park's scenic promenade and recreational spaces.
Russian River Campground
9.2/10 (7 reviews)
Nestled where two mighty rivers meet, this campground offers premier salmon fishing in the Alaskan wilderness. Watch bears catch fish at nearby Russian River Falls after a day of casting your line.
Alaska SeaLife Center
9.4/10 (377 reviews)
Dive into Alaska's marine world at this research centre and aquarium where rehabilitation meets education. Get nose-to-glass with Steller sea lions, harbour seals, and playful puffins in their naturalistic habitats.
What to do in Kenai Peninsula
Wildlife Conservation Center & Portage Valley Glaciers
"The owners Shirley and John were very nice. John lent my husband a fishing pole and lures. Shirley made THE BEST breakfast we had on our trip. The accommodations were very comfortable and we felt right at home! We will definitely stay here again if we are in the area."
"This place is a dump. I always check the sheets for bed bugs. The box springs look so old and they were dirty and all broken down. When I pulled the sheets back the mattress was all gross brown stained. The wash cloth had stains on it and the shower was not clean. No tv, no fan, the walls are so thin you can hear your neighbors talking. Just skip this place."
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How can I book the best ski holiday to Kenai Peninsula in 2026/2027?
Search through alpine adventures on Expedia to plan your perfect snowy ski holiday in Kenai Peninsula. Just choose your dates and see what’s available. You might prefer a hotel with a heated outdoor pool, or a private chalet for après ski parties; either way, use the property filters to your ideal match. If ski-in-ski-out is important, use the map view to find those idyllic slopeside properties.
How can I find cheap Kenai Peninsula ski holidays?
Boot hire, lift passes, lessons: ski holidays can get pricey, quickly. To make your ski trip more affordable, book Kenai Peninsula accommodation a little further from the lifts and go self-catering to cut back on eating out. Sort your search results by price to find options from . Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Can I book last-minute ski holidays to Kenai Peninsula?
Use our handy last-minute deals page to look for ski holidays to Kenai Peninsula at a steal. If your dates are fixed, simply input the details and see what specials are available.
What should I consider when booking family ski holidays in Kenai Peninsula?
Kenai Peninsula is well set up for kids. For the teeniest ski-woks, day care in the snow is a blast. As they get older, they love whizzing around on the hill in ski school. Choose a hotel near the lifts and nursery slopes to save a whole lot of ski-carrying hassle in the mornings. With all that extra time and energy, you can take your sweet time to find a family-favourite bolthole on the mountain for hot chocolate with marshmallows ski breaks.
Can I book all-inclusive ski holidays to Kenai Peninsula?
All-inclusive ski holidays are fairly rare, but you can use our filter to see if there are any available in Kenai Peninsula. If not, consider booking your flights and accommodation together to save money that way instead.
When's the best time of year to plan a ski trip to Kenai Peninsula?
Ski season in Kenai Peninsula generally starts around December and slopes off around April. Keep an eye on the snow forecasts though, as you can often find some brilliant deals at the start or end of the season, when it’s also much quieter.
How can I find the best deals on Kenai Peninsula ski holiday packages?
If you can be flexible with your ski holiday dates, avoid school holidays and instead buckle up your boots at the start or end of season. Sort your search results by price and look out for self-catered accommodation to save on notoriously expensive ski-resort drinking and dining.
Can I book a Kenai Peninsula ski trip with free cancellation and/or flexible dates?
If you’re not 100% sure on plans or just want peace of mind, choose a ski holiday with free cancellation. You can use our free cancellation filter to find properties in Kenai Peninsula that offer it.
Why should I book a ski holiday package in Kenai Peninsula with Expedia?
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