Living in Kaktovik, AK is an experience like no other. With its breathtaking coastal views and unique Arctic wildlife, there is plenty to take in. The community of just over 300 people is a tight-knit one, with many generations having grown up in the area. Its close proximity to the Beaufort Sea offers opportunities for fishing, whale watching and other recreational activities year-round. The local Inupiat culture is celebrated through its art, language and traditional ways of life. Winter temperatures can drop to -20°F or lower, but locals are well-prepared with warm clothes and snowmobiles necessary for traversing the terrain. Summers bring pleasant temperatures of 60°F or higher accompanied by long hours of sunlight making it a great time of year to explore the tundra or take a dip in the frigid ocean waters. All in all, living in Kaktovik provides an unforgettable experience that will stay with you forever!