Cheap Flights to Ouzinkie (KOZ)

A hamlet on Spruce Island in Kodiak Island Borough in the US state of Alaska, Ouzinkie is characterized by sedimentary and volcanic rock, swampy areas, and an abundance of soaring spruce trees. This city is one of the oldest settlements of the archipelago and is separated from Kodiak Island by a strait named as Uskiy. Visitors can enjoy in Ouzinkie the beautiful scenery, salmon and halibut fishing, native culture, wildlife, stunning churches, and Russian history. The vista from the peak of the Mount St. Herman makes visit to this city an ideal experience for adventurous tourists. A tour to this rustic city offers opportunity for a real glimpse into rural village life as well as excellent sport fishing. Natives of this area harvest halibut, salmon, and herring.

Russian Orthodox Church of the Nativity
Built in 1898, Russian Orthodox Church of the Nativity is tucked in a cove of spruce trees. The architecture of this church is Russian Orthodox and is an excellent place to visit for photographers as well.

St. Herman's Chapel
Located at Monks Lagoon in Ouzinkie, St. Herman's Chapel is a holy site belonging to St. Herman, who was the first canonized Russian Orthodox Saint in North America. Every year in early August, there is held an annual pilgrimage to this site.