Seldovia can be found on the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula, is about 250 miles south of Anchorage and17 miles across the Kachemak Bay from Homer. Arriving by either airplane or boat is the only access into the community, which has no roads leading in or out of it. There are few paved streets in town and no traffic lights. The town has schools for grades 1-12, supports a thriving sportfishing industry, is an attractive retirement community and is an active community that encourages tourism. Along the beaches you can find shells, drift wood, tide pools, and unusual rocks. If you're an avid beachcomber, charter a boat and forage some of the remote beaches of Kachemak Bay. Seldovia is the home to over 50 bald eagles, so bring your cameras and binoculars. There are many places to watch and see a wide variety of other birds and animals. Look for stellar jays, pine siskins, crows, pheasants, ducks, magpies, blue herons, seagulls, ravens, otters, seals, whales, moose, black bear, all kinds of fish, and lots, lots more. Tourists and locals both enjoy biking in the Seldovia area. There are many places to mountain bike as well as just lingering around town. In the Seldovia area, wild blueberries, salmonberries and highbush cranberries grow in abundance. Berries such as trailing raspberries and cloudberries are more rare, but are available. There's nothing so mouth-watering as the jams and jellies made with wild berries.