Where To Stay in Kodiak

Sit­u­at­ed near the base of Pil­lar Moun­tain — the back­drop for the City of Kodi­ak — Emer­ald Isle Bed & Break­fast is con­ve­nient­ly locat­ed about ¹⁄₂ mile from the down­town area. 

Kodi­ak Island is a wide­ly known bear-view­ing hotspot. The eco-focused Kodi­ak Brown Bear Cen­ter & Lodge — owned by the Alu­ti­iq peo­ple, who have inhab­it­ed Kodi­ak Island for more than 7,000 years— offers the thrilling oppor­tu­ni­ty to see these amaz­ing crea­tures for your­self. Choose from a 3‑, 4‑, or 7‑night pack­age. Each day includes guid­ed excur­sions to one of three bear-view­ing locations.

Buskin Riv­er State Recre­ation Site near Kodi­ak offers 15 wood­ed camp­sites along a top salmon fish­ery. Sur­round­ed by spruce for­est and coastal beach­es, it fea­tures vault toi­lets, pic­nic shel­ters, and a wheel­chair-acces­si­ble fish­ing plat­form. Ide­al for fish­ing sock­eye, coho, and pink salmon, beach­comb­ing, wildlife watch­ing, or explor­ing Kodiak’s wild charm, with the town min­utes away.

Immerse your­self in a mul­ti-day Alaskan adven­ture that promis­es incred­i­ble views and jaw-drop­ping bear view­ing in Kat­mai Nation­al Park, along with a warm cama­raderie that only a small group expe­di­tion can cre­ate. Explore from your home base on the Island C, a research ves­sel that gets you close to the action while pro­vid­ing com­fort­able lodg­ing and deli­cious meals.

Kodi­ak Island is a wide­ly known bear-view­ing hotspot. The eco-focused Kodi­ak Brown Bear Cen­ter & Lodge — owned by the Alu­ti­iq peo­ple, who have inhab­it­ed Kodi­ak Island for more than 7,000 years— offers the thrilling oppor­tu­ni­ty to see these amaz­ing crea­tures for your­self. Choose from a 3‑, 4‑, or 7‑night pack­age. Each day includes guid­ed excur­sions to one of three bear-view­ing locations.