Known as the Emerald Isle of Alaska, Kodiak is one of the state's major fishing hubs. It encompasses the city center and a handful of villages, as well as a base for the U.S. Coast Guard. Kodiak, like its fellow Alaska ports, offers scenic views, cultural experiences focusing on the history of the native Alutiiq people and amazing food that leans heavily on the fresh fish caught there.
Popular pastimes for those visiting Kodiak include "flightseeing" -- sightseeing by plane -- and, of course, fishing. Animals native to the area include bears, moose and bald eagles, making wildlife-spotting another ideal activity.
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More about Kodiak
Why go to Kodiak?
There is a strong fishing culture in Kodiak; be sure to take advantage of a boat charter
Flightseeing for bears is a popular activity here, but expensive
Learn about the Alutiiq heritage and enjoy nature and local brews in Kodiak
Currency & Best Way to Get Money?
The currency in Kodiak is the U.S. dollar.
Language?
Alaska is part of the United States, so English is the primary language spoken.
--By Ashley Kosciolek, Editor
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