People don’t normally think
of Alaska beaches when planning a trip to the biggest state in
the US, but places like
Buskin Beach on Kodiak Island and
Monashka Bay
Beach near the city of Kodiac have unique experiences to offer
the adventurous traveler. If activities such as beach camping,
fishing, kayaking and whale watching appeal to you, you might
want to visit these beaches on your next Alaska vacation.
Buskin Beach:
Buskin Beach on Alaska’s
Kodiak Island is a nifty place to camp, fish and observe Alaskan
wildlife.
Monashka
Bay Beach:
Monashka Bay Beach near Kodiak City is a popular
spot for oceanfront hiking, camping and picnicking.
Petroglyph Beach:
The fascinating
Native American rock carvings in Wrangell, Alaska’s Petroglyph
Beach are a must-see for visitors interested in the region’s
history.
Monti Bay:
There are miles of sandy
beaches offering unique surfing opportunities at Monti Bay in
Yakutat, Alaska.
