This is the perfect way to experience the beauty of Alaska’s maritime wilderness. Embark on a 4 hour eco-friendly sailing tour of Kachemak Bay aboard the 26 ft. Westerly Centaur sailboat “Kiana”. It is fitted with a 15 HP inboard diesel motor that runs on vegetable oil. On the rare occasion when the wind isn’t blowing, we still give you a unique experience.

 

Each trip is tailored to the group on board. What an exciting way to quietly view the wildlife and spend time on the water. See more photos and information on the Sail Homer website.

 

Morning Trip: 8am to 12pm
Afternoon Trip: 1pm to 5pm

 

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History of The Kiana

The Westerly Centaur is an English classic. Built in 1969, “Kiana” was fully restored in 2009 by Captain Charles Anderson. A unique twin keel design makes Kiana what is referred to in sailing as a “heavy weather boat”. In other words, She is stable, and safe. She may not be the fastest boat out there, but she is solid. The Kiana can also be beached when the tide goes out and she stands up straight.

 

When the wind is calm Kiana is powered by a Yanmar 2GM diesel engine that has a Golden Fuel System installed, which allows it to run on waste vegetable oil gathered from restaurants. Come rain or shine, wind or calm, your experience on the beautiful Kachemak Bay will have no negative environmental impact. For your convenience, Kiana has standing headroom in the cabin, with an enclosed head, (toilet) for privacy.

 

• Payment is required at the time of the reservation
•  7.5% sales tax applies
• 6 passenger maximum
• Full days available upon request

• DON’T FORGET YOUR CAMERA AND BINOCULARS!