Homer (HOM) Airport Car Service

HOM (Homer Airport) sits in Homer on the southern Kenai Peninsula in the Kenai Peninsula Borough of Alaska, accessible via the Sterling Highway. The airport is owned and operated by the State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities. Ravn Alaska, Grant Aviation, and Kenai Aviation provide scheduled commercial service to Anchorage Ted Stevens International. HOM serves as the primary commercial gateway for Homer and Kachemak Bay including the legendary Homer Spit, Halibut Cove, and the broader Kachemak Bay State Park corridor. Our chauffeurs stage at the commercial vehicle lane outside the terminal.

HOM to downtown Homer runs about 5 to 10 minutes via Pioneer Avenue, and HOM to the Homer Spit (the legendary 4.5 mile gravel bar extending into Kachemak Bay, anchoring the Homer charter fishing fleet and the broader Spit boardwalk tourism district) runs about 10 to 15 minutes via the Homer Spit Road. We handle daily transfers to area hotels including the Land's End Resort at the Homer Spit tip, the Driftwood Inn on Bishop Beach, and the Best Western Bidarka Inn.

Yes. Homer is known as the Halibut Fishing Capital of the World, with one of the largest sportfishing halibut charter fleets in the world operating from the Homer Spit Boat Harbor. The Homer Halibut Derby and the broader summer halibut charter season run from late April through September. We handle daily halibut charter dock transfers timed to morning departures and afternoon returns.

Yes. Kachemak Bay State Park (Alaska's first state park, encompassing 400,000 acres across Kachemak Bay including the glacier carved fjords and the rugged Kachemak Bay coastline) and Halibut Cove (the iconic Halibut Cove artist community accessible only by boat or floatplane across Kachemak Bay) both sit across Kachemak Bay from Homer. We handle daily water taxi connection transfers from the Homer Spit to Halibut Cove and Kachemak Bay State Park.

Yes. The Pratt Museum (the Homer museum dedicated to Kachemak Bay natural history and Alaska Native art and culture) and Bishop Beach (the iconic Homer beach with the dramatic Kachemak Bay views) both sit about 5 to 10 minutes from HOM. We handle daily museum visitor transfers and Bishop Beach beachcombing pickup logistics.

Yes. Anchor Point (the westernmost point on the North American highway system) and Ninilchik (the historic Russian Orthodox church community along the Sterling Highway north of Homer) run about 20 to 40 minutes from HOM via the Sterling Highway northbound. We handle daily Sterling Highway corridor transfers and the broader southern Kenai Peninsula recreation destination pickups.

Yes. South Peninsula Hospital in Homer (the primary hospital serving the southern Kenai Peninsula) runs about 5 to 10 minutes from HOM. We handle patient transfers, visiting physician transport, and family member airport pickups for extended hospital stays.

Yes. The Kachemak Bay corridor hosts a unique corporate base anchored by the Homer fishing fleet, the Kachemak Bay artist and gallery community, and dozens of summer charter operators and tourism businesses. We hold standing accounts with several Kachemak Bay corporate accounts running peak summer HOM rotations.

Homer halibut charter season runs from late April through September, with the heaviest demand during June, July, and August. The Homer Halibut Derby weeks and major Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day holiday weeks all drive heavy peak summer demand. We recommend three to four weeks of lead time for peak halibut season SUV and Sprinter bookings, since Homer lodging fills six to ten weeks ahead during summer peak weeks.

Yes. Dispatch runs around the clock with a live human on the line, and we operate red eye Ravn Alaska arrivals, 4 am halibut charter dock departure pickups during the late April through September halibut season, and late night Homer Spit boardwalk pickup logistics during peak summer evenings. There is no surcharge for late night or early morning service on standard bookings.