What to do and see in Kodiak Island, Alaska (AK): The Best Budget-friendly Things to do

World class sport fishing on Kodiak Island Alaska for Halibut, Salmon, Rockfish and Ling Cod. Two of the larger more comfortable boats in the fleet have full walk around decks, heated cabins and a private restroom. We have top of the line fishing equipment and the newest technology in electronics and safety gear. Kodiak Alaska is one of the best fishing places in the state of Alaska.

Come see how we live and survive in this small isolated community we call The Kodiak Life. Experience for yourself our work, our play, and how we contribute to making Alaska the special state it is, with all its diversity, and why we love to call this home. Learn about our wildlife, their habitat, and how they contribute to our economy here. Visit rain forests and deciduous ecosystems that give Kodiak its emerald color during the summer, and its fall color during the fall. With its breath taking views, and abundant wildlife, The Kodiak Life is something that will stay with you a lifetime once you experience it. Plan your trip to Kodiak today. We are first aid and CPR certified, and offer the visitor the option of a morning or evening tour. "Life is an adventure, why not start here, with The Kodiak Life!

Known world-wide for the Kodiak brown bear, this area also is home to other native land mammals, such as the red fox, river otter, short-tail weasel and tundra vole.

Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, this state park preserves and protects historical structures, and provides a variety of recreational opportunities such as camping, hiking, wildlife viewing and paddling.

The Alutiiq Museum preserves and shares the heritage and culture of the Alutiiq people. We are a small, but Nationally-accredited Alaska Native-run museum, archaeological repository, and culture center. Our gallery features exhibits telling the Alutiiq story - the incredible history of the Indigenous, coastal Alaska Native people of the stormy Gulf of Alaska. The Alutiiq Museum Store features an unexpectedly rich offering of authentic Alaska Native art and jewelry, that supports the work of artists from around the archipelago. Our educational programs explore traditional and contemporary Alutiiq arts and skills, and they are open to everyone. We are committed to creating respect and enthusiasm for Alutiiq culture among people of all heritages. Takina! You should Come!