Lucas picked us up on the Homer Spit, water taxi across the cove to a hike over a hill then blew up some inflatable kayaks where we paddled to a huge glacier. Lucas wask knowledgable and careful. We kayaked around some small icebergs then had a very good lunch just watching the glacier, listening to minor calving, then kayaked back. It was an all day experience. Highly recommended.

This place, for me , was one of the most beautiful places I have visited. It was a privilege to stay here. It was not only the scenery that was beautiful, the staff were also wonderful friendly people. I thank them all for all that was done for us. The dinning table was set as a work of art, each meal and the food delicious and grown in their own garden and harvested for the meal. The cabins were a cosy place to retire to each night and delight in the view as the sunset and rose early next morning.
Our host and hostess were delightful friends and so gracious. L

I thank you alland hope to return.

Stillpoint Lodge holds several retreats during the summer months and I was there teaching a design workshop for quilters. It was three days of heaven, an escape from the craziness of city life. Stillpoint staff are incredible and every single detail is attended to, from the locally produced food to the daily outings offered by experts, to the individual cabins. I stayed in the Hermitage which is a fully contained cottage with an amazing view of Halibut Cove. Although we were in class six hours daily, after hours entertainment included massage, hikes, sea kayaking, tide pooling, and relaxing in the sumptuous main lodge. Art is everywhere and surprises the observant viewer during walks. It's an amazing place to stay.

The staff are mostly volunteers that are working for room and board. Although excellent care is provided in all areas, their only compensation is tips, so please be generous.