Dutch Harbor, Unalaska

Dutch Harbor (or just ‘Dutch’ to the locals) is the primary fishing port in the country and a fascinating place to spend time. The Unangan/Aleut people have resided here continuously for 9000 years, and on top of their indigenous culture are layers of Russian and American influence from the fur trade and fishing. Hiking and birdwatching are both fantastic, and there is a lot of naval history to be explored too.

Accommodation options are limited to one hotel–the Grand Aleutian Hotel–and a handful of bungalows and rentals, so if you’d like to spend time here it’s advisable to book ahead.

 

 

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