Farewell Harbour Lodge

Rooms

Eight private waterside suites sit along an extended boardwalk stemming from the lodge’s expansive deck. Leading from the main lodge a further four private waterfront suites occupy a floating lodge below. Each of the 12 rooms has two double beds, a gas stove, and an en suite bathroom. All rooms are simple, without TV or phones, so you can unwind and immerse yourself in the nature that surrounds you.

Location

The lodge is located in the isolated Farewell Harbour on Berry Island, occupying vast expanses of forested land. Much of Berry Island, except the lodge itself and some bordering land, is within Broughton Archipelago Marine Park. Set between mainland British Columbia and Vancouver Island, the lodge is surrounded by straits and inlets which you can take time to explore. 

Food and drink

The lodge serves home-cooked meals using fresh, locally sourced ingredients where possible, accompanied by wines produced in British Columbia. House wine is included in your stay, with the option to purchase premium wine, beer and spirits from the lodge's bar. 

Facilities and activities

• Bear-watching trips into the forest with expert guides.
• Whale-watching boat trips to spot orcas, humpbacks, and other marine life.
• Sea-kayaking trips to explore the surrounding coastline.
• Heli-hiking to even more remote corners of British Columbia, at an additional cost.
• Nature photography classes on selected dates.
• Recreational fishing, at an additional cost.
• Visits to Mamalilikulla and Da'naxda'xw First Nations villages to learn about the area's indigenous culture.