Uyak Bay Bear Viewing

Bear Viewing in Uyak Bay, Alaska, United States

  • Munsey's Bear Viewing Lodge

    Munsey's Bear Viewing Lodge is a bear camp located in Uyak Bay on Kodiak Island, Alaska in a remote and pristine wilderness that abounds with incredible wildlife including Kodiak bears, sitka black-tailed deer, foxes, whales, harbor seals, sea otter, eagles, puffins and many other species of birds. Experience a magical stay surrounded by snow capped mountains and wonderful ocean views at the lodge which is a haven for visitors looking for adventure, fishing and bear viewing that is out of this world. The lodge offers private and comfortable guest cabins that are fully furnished with modern amenities that includes WIFI, private bathrooms, hot showers and more. The lodge also offers cruises aboard their charter boat, wildlife viewing and photography, hiking, whale watching and many more fascinating activities.


  • Munsey's Bear Camp Bear Viewing Tours

    Munsey's Bear Camp Bear Viewing tours at Uyak Bay on Kodiak Island, Alaska are an amazing experience of being where the bears are, no bear viewing tourist platforms here. Informative guides lead you safely to where the bears feed on salmon with their unique fishing styles, best to be viewed during July, August, and September. Small groups of no more than six are taken on these adventure tours in the Kodiak Archipelago where a large concentration of Kodiak bears live, and conditions are perfect for photographs and videos, it's a breathtaking experience being so up close and personal with these magnificent animals and after the life changing bear viewing experience return to the lodge for a wonderful home cooked meal by the chef and a comfortable stay, ready for more bear viewing the next day or maybe some halibut or salmon fishing.


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