Girdwood Motorcoach & Bus

Red Eye offers near­ly ²⁴⁄₇ shut­tle ser­vice across Alaska’s Kenai Penin­su­la and beyond. From air­port pick­ups and cruise trans­fers to fes­ti­val rides, pri­vate char­ters, and cus­tom trips, Red Eye is the flex­i­ble way to explore. With wheel­chair-acces­si­ble vans, friend­ly dri­vers, and routes past scenic land­marks, every ride is both con­ve­nient and memorable. 

What’s an afford­able, com­fort­able, and reli­able way to get around the Kenai Penin­su­la? Just hop aboard one of Alas­ka Bus Company’s 27-pas­sen­ger shut­tle bus­es! This sum­mer­time-only ser­vice runs 7 days a week. The 5‑hour route runs in both direc­tions between the Anchor­age air­port and the charm­ing town of Homer, stop­ping in Gird­wood, Coop­er Land­ing, and Soldotna.

See Alaska’s unique and authen­tic side by hir­ing a guide for a day and cre­at­ing a cus­tom, pri­vate adven­ture for your­self and up to 7 oth­ers. Tours depart from Anchor­age or Gird­wood. Excur­sions include Matanus­ka glac­i­er hikes, ATV tours, gold pan­ning, north­ern lights view­ing, snow­mo­bil­ing, and more.

They say miss­ing Tur­na­gain Arm is miss­ing Alas­ka itself. Join a 100% Native Alaskan-owned team to explore this breath­tak­ing coastal region. From quick get­aways to immer­sive adven­tures, expe­ri­ence Portage Glac­i­er, spot wildlife at the Con­ser­va­tion Cen­ter, walk through lush rain­forests, and trav­el along the stun­ning Seward Highway. 

Glac­i­er Val­ley Tran­sit is the local bus ser­vice that oper­ates in Gird­wood, AK. It’s a great option to get from the Gird­wood Train Depot to restau­rants, shops, trails, and lodging.