SIGHTSEEING

Kodiak Island in its self is incredibly beautiful and a wonder to see with her mountains, 360 ocean views, and northern lights displays.

Sea Mammels
The Whales of Kodiak are found in the waters of Kodiak are fin, minke, humpback, killer and gray whales. Spring and fall are the best times for observing migrating gray whales. Killer whales are common in the spring and summer. Steller Sea Lions often seen in boat harbors and haul-out areas. Sea Otters are often seen in sheltered waters near kelp beds. Harbor Seals are f ound in protected inner bays and lagoons. Dall and white-sided porpoise are often seen riding a boat's waves, unlike the shy harbor porpoise.

Birdwatching
Kodiak is a birder's paradise. Thanks to a mild climate and plentiful food supply, bird watching opportunities are excellent year-round. Over 200 bird species have been identified in the archipelago. Winter bird counts are usually the highest in Alaska, with some 80 species identified last year.