University of Alaska, Anchorage (14 nights):
This convenient location includes the incredible backdrop of snowcapped mountains and comes with excellent campus facilities such as computer labs, fitness center, restaurants and a full service cafeteria. The rooms are quad style with a common living room and the group shares 2 apartment style rooms with full kitchens to prepare our packed lunches. UAA also has a special visitor, “Murray the Moose” who can be seen grazing in the grass on most days.

Seaside Farm in Homer (5 nights):
A favorite of our tour members, this original homestead is run by our very special friend Mossy, aunt of the singer Jewel. The farm is set amongst the breathtaking scenery of Kachemak Bay where you can look out at the sea or up at the mountains. We live in the original farm house which is rustic but includes indoor plumbing, a large kitchen where we cook our scrumptious meals and a living room with television where movies and popcorn are enjoyed. The farm stay also provides the opportunity for tour members to participate in daily farm chores such as bailing hay, feeding the animals, mending fences and picking berries and feeding animals.

Peterson Bay (3 nights):
Stay on a remote Island which serves as a nature center for the study of marine life and the surrounding environment.  Lodging is in yurts (canvas stretched around a frame looking something like an igloo).  Amenities are basic including flushed toilets, an indoor kitchen, meeting space and incredibly scenic surroundings of ocean and beach.

Breezes Inn in Seward (4 nights):
Breezes provides an excellent central location for our touring portion in Seward. Simple and clean with 3 people to a room in separate beds. Each clean and simple room includes a private washroom and television. Breezes is also within walking distance to great restaurants where we will dine and to Resurrection Bay where we will kayak, hike, and visit the Alaska Sea Life Center.