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Winter by the Seaside: Off-Season Rates and More at Millers Landing’s Oceanfront Inn As winter blankets Seward, Alaska, in a peaceful calm, the beauty of the seaside becomes even more enchanting. At Millers Landing’s Oceanfront Inn, the off-season means tranquil waterfront views, cozy accommodations, and unbeatable rates on our five unique lodgings. Whether you’re seeking…

Explore Alaska’s Wilderness: New Afternoon Departures for Our Overnight Kayak Adventures, and a new water taxi schedule for the first time in over 20 years! At Miller’s Landing, we’ve made it easier than ever to experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Kenai Fjords National Park. Our Overnight Kayak Adventures to Northwestern Fjord and Aialik Bay as…

Paddle Across Resurrection Bay: A True Alaskan Kayaking Adventure with Miller’s Landing Looking for an authentic Alaskan adventure that blends breathtaking scenery, rich family history, and the thrill of kayaking? Our Half-Day Across Resurrection Bay Kayak Tour at Miller’s Landing delivers all that and more. This isn’t your average kayak trip; it’s a journey across…

Miller’s Landing: A Wedding Venue Wrapped in Alaska’s Wild Beauty For couples seeking an unforgettable destination wedding or elopement venue, Miller’s Landing is the place where Alaska’s rugged beauty meets heart-stirring romance. Set on a family-run homestead established before Alaska was even a state, we provide a unique wedding location on Resurrection Bay, surrounded by…

Exploring Alaska with Ease: Renting Cars and Motorhomes for Your Alaskan Adventure Traveling through Alaska offers an unforgettable experience, with vast landscapes, rich wildlife, and countless activities along the way. At Millers Landing, we understand the importance of having reliable, flexible transportation to explore all that Alaska has to offer. That’s why we’ve put together…

It’s the time of year when the Alaska Department of Fish and Game renews their sport fishing regulations for the coming season, which means that we have more information to share with you to help plan your trip! This season’s halibut regulations allow each fisherman to retain a limit of two fish per day: one under 28” and one of any size. Regulations for other types of fish should not be changing, and can be viewed here (this is the 2022 regulation booklet, as the most recent update has not been officially published yet). Every year the ADFG also sets multiple closure dates on which fishermen are not allowed to retain any halibut. If you have your heart set on taking home halibut, here are the dates you will want to avoid in 2023:

176lb halibut and Captain Chance on the bow of the Thomasea Winter is a time to reflect For me this means thinking about being on the water.  “The sun came up upon the left, Out of the sea came he! And he shone bright, and on the right Went down into the sea.” -The Rime…

?Alaska is too expensive? ?Someday, when we can afford it, well go to Alaska? ?I?ve always wanted to go to Alaska, but I hear its really pricey? These are a few of the things I hear when talking to people about what I do for a living. It irks me, because it?s not true. It’s…

How to turn Wild Alaskan Halibut into food, using COSTCO If your go out on a Millers Landing fishing charter, odds are you have a lot of fish. If you have a lot of fish, you’re probably going to attract a good looking person to share it with. If you attract a good looking partner,…

100 Days of Fishing, Kayaking, Camping, Water Taxis & More Doesn’t sound so tough, does it? Enter a day in the life of Elijah, Miller’s Landing’s Operations Manager. Your alarm goes off at 5AM. It might as well be noon, it hasn’t been dark at night for a month.      Hopefully you got a…