Little Diomede Island, Alaska
Little Diomede Island, Alaska
Little Diomede sits on the edge of the U.S.-Russia border. This steep-sided island is home to hundreds of seabirds, including auklets, murres and black-legged kittiwakes. Passengers typically will visit Ignaluk, the island’s sole village, and meet some of its residents, who are primarily Inupiak Eskimos. After a tour of the tiny village, we may witness authentic Inupiak dances performed under the direction of village elders.
Language: English
Currency: US$