Village Cove

Nestled in Saint Paul, the beating heart of Saint Paul Island, Village Cove offers a unique Alaskan experience. Saint Paul Island itself is part of the Pribilof Islands, a small archipelago in the Bering Sea. With a population of just over 400 residents, Saint Paul Island is a haven for birdwatchers, attracting visitors from across the globe.

The island's remoteness fosters a unique environment for birdlife, making it a haven for various species. Beyond birdwatching, visitors can encounter a variety of wildlife, including Arctic Fox and Northern Fur Seals. The landscape itself is a wonder to behold, with comparisons often drawn to Iceland due to its flowering tundra and volcanic features. Gravel roads and trails weave through the island, allowing exploration of the south, west, northwest, middle, and northeast regions. While nightlife options are limited to a single bar, the natural beauty and abundant wildlife more than compensate, making Village Cove a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts.