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Seaport B&B provides waterfront lodging in Sandspit, the gateway to Gwaii Haanas National Park and Haida Heritage Site. We are within walking distance of the airport, grocery store, restaurants, services, and peaceful beaches. Each morning, we offer a hearty breakfast, and our staff is here to answer questions and suggest activities. Our common area and covered deck are great for connecting with other visitors.

Lodge Details:

• Eight guest rooms, all featuring a queen and twin bed. Ample space for three people. We also have additional sleeping cots available on request.

• Five rooms share two hallway bathrooms.

• Three rooms come with ensuites, one of which is the master bedroom, which has ocean views 

• Luggage storage during your adventures.

• Breakfast that accommodates dietary concerns or allergies.

Nestled in the serene Crescent Inlet, Moresby Explorers’ Float Camp offers a unique wilderness and culinary experience. Surrounded by lush rainforest and tranquil ocean waters, it’s the perfect base for boating adventures, wildlife spotting, or simply unwinding. Experience the natural beauty of Haida Gwaii and enjoy a peaceful retreat in this unique and scenic setting.

Primarily used for overnight tours.
Private bookings by inquiry, contact us for details.

Lodge Details:

• Eight guest bedrooms. Four of the rooms have “double under and single over” bunk beds, two rooms have a queen-sized bed, and two rooms have two single beds.

• Large sitting area with a 14-person dining table, gas fireplace, full kitchen, covered deck and spectacular view.

• Hot and cold water bathroom with a flush toilet. No shower.

Nestled in the beauty of Rose Harbour, this charming restaurant and guest house provides a peaceful escape in Haida Gwaii. With a rich history, it was initially a Haida village before becoming a whaling station in the early 1900s. After whaling was outlawed, the site was abandoned and later purchased by a group in the 1980s, some of whom still reside there. Visitors can discover its history and see how the current residents have practiced sustainable and largely self-sufficient living for over 35 years. 

Lodge Details:

• All washrooms in Rose Harbour are outdoor and non-flushing.

• Due to the remoteness of this site, the guest house is truly basic: no electricity, no running water, and no flushing toilets.

• There are six guest rooms with a mix of single and double beds.

• Four rooms are in the main building, heated by a wood stove. Two outside rooms are not heated.