Camp Island affords a lodging buffer from the abundant bear activity around the perimeter of the Lake and provides a curious and entertaining population of local wildlife such as deer, fox, and river otter. After breakfast you will embark for another day of guided bear viewing to one of three prime viewing areas and enjoy a scenic and wildlife tour of the 36 square mile Karluk Lake aboard their heated catamaran vessel. All guest cabins are directly at the water’s edge and each cabin has a private outdoor deck where bears and other wildlife can often be seen as well. Lunch and dinner included with another night in your deluxe and well appointed cabin at the Kodiak Brown Bear Center. 

 On day 3 & 4 you will find this is one of the most researched bear Habitat areas in the world and you will likely have opportunities for interactions with researchers and wildlife photographers. There is a good chance to see bears all summer as the area is great habitat for sows and cubs. However, starting August 1st the bear concentrations are beginning their peak due to the prolific salmon runs entering Karluk Lake through the Karluk River and this significantly increases the chance to see the bigger male bears called boars. 

 In the morning after breakfast you’ll check out and prepare for the return flight to Kodiak at approximately 12:00pm (12:00H), you’ll have the opportunity to participate in a guided activity (bear viewing, Kayaking, paddle boarding or hiking).  You'll return for lunch and then depart on a scheduled flight from Camp Island to Kodiak.