Hotels in Kodiak Island

Explore WWII coastal defense bunkers and gun emplacements amid Kodiak Island's dramatic cliffs and spruce forests. The Kodiak Military History Museum, housed in an ammunition bunker, reveals the area's wartime past.

Anglers flock to this coastal haven for world-class salmon fishing during summer runs. Bring your camera to capture brown bears, whales, and seals against the backdrop of Kodiak Island's rugged shores.

The center of Kodiak is home to cultural attractions like Alutiiq Museum, so you might want to stop by during your stay. If you want to experience more of the culture Kodiak has to offer, head to Russian-American Magazin, Kodiak Laboratory Aquarium and Touch Tank, and Providence Kodiak Island Medical Center.

America's oldest Russian-built structure now houses the Kodiak History Museum, showcasing Alaska's colonial past. Explore fur trade artifacts and Russian log construction that's stood since 1808.

Kodiak brown bears roam freely among ancient Sitka spruce forests in this remote Alaskan wilderness. Access only by floatplane or boat, so pack all supplies for your multi-day adventure.

Watch sea otters play and seals bask in the tranquil waters of Women's Bay, framed by rugged Alaskan landscapes. Bring binoculars for the best wildlife viewing, especially during salmon runs from May to September.