Across Cook Inlet belongs two volcanoes that belong to the famous “Ring of Fire”. The Ring of Fire is a horseshoe-shaped string of volcanos stretching as far as 25,000 miles (40,000 kilometers). Locally, we are lucky enough to be surrounded by several and get a stunning view of the volcanoes silhouetted by the ocean and beautiful sunrises and sunsets.

• The Ring of Fire Tour will fly you across Cook Inlet and fly you around Augustine and Illiamna volcanoes. The flight across Cook Inlet is approximately 45 minutes each way, keep an eye out for local fishermen jetting out of the Homer boat harbor, small villages below the Kenai Mountain Range that border the ocean, and plumes of smoke from the volcanoes if they feel like saying hello.
• This trip is a great option for photographers, those looking to take to the skies, wanting to check off “fly in Alaska bush plane”, and many others. All passengers must be comfortable flying in a Cessna 206 that fits up to 5 passengers and your pilot and passengers must be able to get in and out of the plane with minimal assistance.

Homer has even more adventure opportunities from the sky, join us on our 1-hour tour of our scenic town. We cherish our community and the natural beauty of Homer and this is our opportunity to share it with you.

Fly over our little town with beautiful homes nestled into the hill, see Beluga Lake where planes are departing during all daytime hours, and the famous Kachemak Bay. Soaring across Kachemak Bay you will find many local glaciers, Grewingk Glacier is a popular glacier that many guests hike to. Along the way, you may see small villages or towns. Many people reside year-round or seasonally along the ocean nestled in small coves, such as Halibut Cove, Seldovia, Nanwalek, and Port Graham.

Travel to the head of the bay to view the mudflats, home to many birds vacationing in Homer for the summer, black bears, and the winding Fox River that feeds into Kachemak Bay. Oh, did we mention the mountains? We can’t get enough of them and we know you won’t either. Flying up close and personal with Alaska’s most sought-after beauty, you won’t get enough of it, but we will do our best.

• This trip is great for those looking to take high-quality pictures of the Homer area, curious to see what surrounds Homer, or if you’re short on time and want a shorter but highly memorable activity.
• All passengers must be comfortable flying in a Cessna 206 that fits up to 5 passengers and your pilot and passengers must be able to get in and out of the plane with minimal assistance.

Have you ever had that urge to book a flight while you’re in Alaska, land on a remote majestic blue lake only accessible by hiking or flying, surround yourself with the alpine, and admire Grewingk Glacier nearby? Us too. We get it and we want you to enjoy it too!

• Departing from Beluga Lake in Homer, Alaska, we fly you in a Cessna 206 on floats to Emerald Lake. Along the way, you’ll be able to get a view of the city of Homer, as well as the famous and popular Homer Spit.