Take a whale watching tour and witness the majestic humpback whales breaching the surface of the ocean. Admire their incredible size and strength as they feed and play in the waters off Kodiak Island.
Explore the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge
Learn about the island's fascinating history, culture, and natural wonders at the Kodiak Museum. Explore exhibits on the Aleut people, the Russian fur trade, and the island's unique wildlife.
Visit the Kodiak Museum
Hike to the Top of Pillar Mountain
Challenge yourself with a hike to the summit of Pillar Mountain. Be rewarded with stunning panoramic views of Kodiak Island, the surrounding ocean, and the majestic Chugach Mountains.
Kayak through the Pristine Waters
Rent a kayak and explore the pristine waters surrounding Kodiak Island. Discover hidden coves, encounter marine life like seals, otters, and seabirds, and experience the tranquility of the Alaskan wilderness.
Attend the Kodiak Crab Festival
Immerse yourself in Kodiak's vibrant seafood culture at the annual Kodiak Crab Festival. Enjoy delicious crab dishes, live music, parades, and family-friendly events.
Cast a line and experience the thrill of fishing in the rich waters off Kodiak Island. Catch salmon, halibut, cod, and other prized species for an unforgettable angling adventure.
Go Fishing
Step back in time at the Kodiak Island Borough Historical Museum, which showcases the island's rich history, from its indigenous roots to its role in the Russian fur trade and the development of modern Kodiak.
Visit the Kodiak Island Borough Historical Museum
Take a stroll along the Kodiak Harbor and observe the bustling marine activity. See fishing boats, ferries, and other vessels coming and going, and admire the picturesque views of the harbor and surrounding mountains.
Explore the Kodiak Harbor
During July, Kodiak experiences the midnight sun, a unique phenomenon where the sun stays above the horizon even at night. Enjoy the extended daylight hours and explore the island under the magical glow of the midnight sun.