Located in the heart of the Great Bear Rainforest at the mouth of Knight Inlet, on Berry Island, part of the island chain called the Broughton Archipelago, is Berry Island Wilderness Lodge (formerly Farewell Harbour Lodge).
Renowned for its sheer beauty and, best of all, for its proximity to some of the best Orca and Grizzly viewing on the British Columbia coast, Berry Island, is protected as part of a BC marine conservation area due to its unique natural and cultural history and Berry Island Wilderness Lodge lies at the epicentre of one of the most biologically active regions on the coast. The lodge, perched on a bluff at the ocean’s edge, has a fabulous lounge and dining room offering spectacular views over picturesque Farewell Harbour. The expansive decks -where meals are often taken in good weather – continue as a boardwalk along the shore, leading to eight, private oceanside suites with ensuite bathrooms, a wood stove and 2 queen size beds. A ramp leads off the main lodge to the floating lodge below featuring four additional suites each with a private bathroom for twelve rooms in total. We recommend a minimum stay of 3 nights/4 days at the lodge itself.
Why We Like It
Bear watching at it’s best in serene location with experienced guides.



