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Kodiak is a city located on Kodiak Island, the largest island of Alaska and second largest island of United States. The city is famous as the Emerald Isle. Available here are countless outdoor opportunities, making it an ideal choice for nature enthusiasts. St. Paul Boat Harbor is the largest harbor in the city. While taking a stroll on any afternoon, one may encounter fishermen and can get a chance to see them repairing their nets or unload their catch. There are numerous roads surrounding the city which lead to the isolated stretches of beach, fishing spots, secluded campgrounds, and more. Kodiak is well known for its Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge covers nearly two-third part of the Kodiak Island. Kodiak is popular as a fishing destination. All five species of salmon along with rockfish, halibut, trout, and cod are found here.

The refuge stretches for nearly 2,812 square mile and covers almost two-third of the Kodiak Island. The refuge has almost everything - rugged mountains, alpine meadows, wetlands, grassland, forest. Here visitors can enjoy bear viewing and fishing. The Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge is home to nearly 3,500 bears. Male bears in refuge generally weigh more than 800 pounds and are approximately 10 feet tall. It is also a famous fishing destination with all five species of salmon along with cod, trout, rockfish, and halibut.

Visitors who are enthusiastic about learning island's history are recommended to visit the Fort Abercrombie State Historical Park. The park reveals the island's history during World War II. It features numerous historic ruins from World War II along with a lake containing trout, wildflower-laden meadows, and deep spruce forests.

The best event on the island is the Kodiak Crab Festival. Initially held in the year 1958, the festival was a celebration of the end of crabbing season. It is a week-long festival, held in the month of May. Parades, foot and kayak races, various fishing-skills contests, and lots of cooked king crab are prominent features of this festival.