What clients say about Saint Paul Island in St. Paul (AK)
We booked our all inclusive resort package with a budget company and ended up here. The complaint department is staffed by penguins. The chicken dinner was actually puffin. Drunk locals chased us with seal bats all night. Will come again - 5*
Ребята я не знаю как я туда попал, я на машине тоннель ехал
И выбрал две пути я выбрал этот остров
И теперь я тут на 1 неделю
Потому что мне нужны канистры бензины для машины
It was a wild and woolly day during our visit, on our expedition ship, we felt so privileged to be able to visit such a remote island, the people are obviously hardier than most.
The Museum, was well presented, with an informative exhibition, the staff were so friendly, from there we walked out to the seal rookery which was teeming with fur seals and there young, the wind and rain was lashing down however these guys were in there element.
Saint Paul Island, the largest of the Pribilof Islands in Alaska’s Bering Sea, is a remarkable destination that combines natural beauty, rich wildlife, and deep cultural heritage. Surrounded by dramatic coastlines and volcanic rock formations, the island is best known for its massive northern fur seal rookeries—home to one of the largest seal populations in the world.
Birdwatchers and nature lovers flock here to witness a diverse array of seabirds, puffins, and arctic foxes. Despite its remote location, the island supports a small, vibrant Unangan (Aleut) community that preserves indigenous traditions and stories, adding cultural depth to its wild setting.
With its blend of ecological richness and human history, Saint Paul Island is a rare Arctic gem—isolated, awe-inspiring, and alive with the rhythms of nature and heritage.
Reviewing random islands in the middle of nowhere. Review 13:
Nice island, It ACTUALLY HAS ROADS AND A SMALL VILLAGE! Out of all of my islands ive been looking at, NONE OF THEM HAD ANY CIVILISATION! I FOUND CIVILISATION AT LAST! Anyways pretty interesting island 4 stars! Similar to Peter I Island but it HAS CIVILISATION!
I grew up there. And am a native Unangax English translation (we are one )from the largest populated Pribilof Island St. Paul Island. Aka Tanax Amix. English translation "land of mothers brother." Was best thing that ever happend in my life. Rich in old Alaska/Russian history and the last known slaves to the U.S. gov. During Russia/Alaska fur trade. Great people. Well spoken and engaged elders. Family life, drug free healthy atmosphere and somthing magical is always happening year round. From wildlife to the closeness that can only occur from island comradery... got your back weather you have it all, or nothing. If your there we share with more to spare. I am loud and proud what my ancestors hard work they have provided weather willing or unwilling. This town has always and will always be close to one's heart and the highlight of my life and many more to come. Think otherwise I wish somebody would. P.S. town not dry you can byol or byob or buy beer from the local beer hall.
I absolutely love the place and love the people there I sure do miss it a lot I spent 2 fishing Seasons up there for the summer but beautiful beautiful Island I would definitely go back there again it's a little expensive yes people say there's not much to do but you really have to think outside the box but other than that my overall experience there was amazing felt like another home to me can't wait to go again
Small, foggy, dense, EXPENSIVE, depressing island. The fog gets so bad for weeks at a time that no airplanes can even land. I was stuck for 2 weeks after fishing at sea. The only nice thing about this place is the bird watching if your into that sort of thing. It is also a dry island for the most part (no alcohol).
