"Ninilchik"
means "peaceful settlement by a river", and that's exactly
what this community, steeped in Old Russian fur trading history is. This
small village, where many residents still speak the language of Mother
Russia, and the century old Russian Orthodox Church
and historic cemetery share the skyline with two active volcanoes, is a
haven for visitors. Fishing is excellent here, whether you are
angling for trout, salmon or halibut. Or maybe try your hand at
clamming at low tide. You'll find beautiful campgrounds, unique shops,
comfortable lodging, and sightseeing to your hearts content. You
may witness whales, seals, and sea otters in the waters, bald eagles
nesting in the trees, or soaring overhead. Or maybe a moose just
wandering through town! In August, check out the livestock, crafts
and produce at the Kenai Peninsula State Fair. Enjoy the endless days of
summer, or visit in the fall, hunting is good here! If winter is
your preference, try dog mushing, cross country skiing, snowmachining,
or maybe even ice fishing. Whenever you visit, you can be sure that the
friendly locals will make you feel right at home!
Enjoy
true Alaskan hospitality at the Bluff House, in one of five large, but cozy
guest rooms, with king, queen and twin beds. Amenities include individual
thermostat controls, private bath with glass enclosed shower and soft, fluffy
towels TV, microwave, telephone, refrigerator, Jacuzzi and sauna are provided.
Senior friendly rooms are ground level, with private entrance, and easy access
carpeted roomy bedrooms. Guests are welcome to share the host's 180 degree
panoramic view. Offered in the winter months, are Snowmachine
Tours of the gorgeous Alaskan backcountry. Several packages are offered,
and include lodging, gourmet breakfast and snowmachining. Couples can ride separate machines, or one machine
together. Tours take in over 150 miles of groomed trails, through a
winter-wonderland of Alaskan beauty. Provided are the guides, machines,
fuel, and some winter clothing. Guides are equipped with helmet radios,
GPS locaters and cell phones. Machines come equipped with water, hot thermos,
hand and foot warmers, and have hot food heaters in engine compartments.
Every trip is equipped with full first aid, emergency and survival gear. Ask for
Bluff House B&B
A
true Alaskan company, providing a true Alaskan experience, by providing lodging
as well as fish processing and shipping, giving you a relaxing and
"hassle-free" fishing adventure. Fishing trips from Ninilchik, Seward and Deep
Creek. Each cabin sleeps up to six people, and has a private bath and
shower. Although there are no cooking facilities in the cabins, guests can
choose from close-by restaurants. King Salmon/Halibut fishing trips in
Cook Inlet are considered full-day charters lasting about 6 to 8 hours. Clamming
trips are conducted from the home base at Ninilchik and also throughout Kachemak
Bay from Homer.
Call for packages and rates. Package trips do not include sales tax,
meals, shipping, gratuities or cost of fishing licenses and King Salmon stamps.
Vacuum packing and freezing of fish are also available. Ask about Ninilchik Charters
Charters
"Ninilchik"
means "peaceful settlement by a river", and that's exactly
what this community, steeped in Old Russian fur trading history is. This
small village, where many residents still speak the language of Mother
Russia, and the century old Russian Orthodox Church
and historic cemetery share the skyline with two active volcanoes, is a
haven for visitors. Fishing is excellent here, whether you are
angling for trout, salmon or halibut. Or maybe try your hand at
clamming at low tide. You'll find beautiful campgrounds, unique shops,
comfortable lodging, and sightseeing to your hearts content. You
may witness whales, seals, and sea otters in the waters, bald eagles
nesting in the trees, or soaring overhead. Or maybe a moose just
wandering through town! In August, check out the livestock, crafts
and produce at the Kenai Peninsula State Fair. Enjoy the endless days of
summer, or visit in the fall, hunting is good here! If winter is
your preference, try dog mushing, cross country skiing, snowmachining,
or maybe even ice fishing. Whenever you visit, you can be sure that the
friendly locals will make you feel right at home!
Enjoy
true Alaskan hospitality at the Bluff House, in one of five large, but cozy
guest rooms, with king, queen and twin beds. Amenities include individual
thermostat controls, private bath with glass enclosed shower and soft, fluffy
towels TV, microwave, telephone, refrigerator, Jacuzzi and sauna are provided.
Senior friendly rooms are ground level, with private entrance, and easy access
carpeted roomy bedrooms. Guests are welcome to share the host's 180 degree
panoramic view. Offered in the winter months, are Snowmachine
Tours of the gorgeous Alaskan backcountry. Several packages are offered,
and include lodging, gourmet breakfast and snowmachining. Couples can ride separate machines, or one machine
together. Tours take in over 150 miles of groomed trails, through a
winter-wonderland of Alaskan beauty. Provided are the guides, machines,
fuel, and some winter clothing. Guides are equipped with helmet radios,
GPS locaters and cell phones. Machines come equipped with water, hot thermos,
hand and foot warmers, and have hot food heaters in engine compartments.
Every trip is equipped with full first aid, emergency and survival gear. Ask for
Bluff House B&B
A
true Alaskan company, providing a true Alaskan experience, by providing lodging
as well as fish processing and shipping, giving you a relaxing and
"hassle-free" fishing adventure. Fishing trips from Ninilchik, Seward and Deep
Creek. Each cabin sleeps up to six people, and has a private bath and
shower. Although there are no cooking facilities in the cabins, guests can
choose from close-by restaurants. King Salmon/Halibut fishing trips in
Cook Inlet are considered full-day charters lasting about 6 to 8 hours. Clamming
trips are conducted from the home base at Ninilchik and also throughout Kachemak
Bay from Homer.
Call for packages and rates. Package trips do not include sales tax,
meals, shipping, gratuities or cost of fishing licenses and King Salmon stamps.
Vacuum packing and freezing of fish are also available. Ask about Ninilchik Charters
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