For those who want to take big bites out of beach life on the Queen Charlotte Islands this is the place.
Our first beach cabin is called the “Sweetypie” for obvious reasons. Our second cabin is called the "Queenpin" because there is always too much talk of Kingpins.
Our cabins sit on North Beach off Tow Hill Rd. At low tide there are razor clams to dig by the bucketful all summer, and plenty of crabs to net. Exposed during low tide there is reef life, including octopus, schools of small fish, clams, star fish and fields of kelp and sea grass. With gumboots you can wade parts of the reef, although we don’t disturb the wildlife living there. Seals hang out on the rocks and whales steam by most of the summer. The beach is sand, and perfectly safe for kids as there are no currents or riptides. Because we are in the Pacific flyway for migrating birds, there are many species of shore and sea birds. The Island bird count is around 175 types, including the Sea Eagle. There are deer everywhere. Bears inhabit the island but not the beaches. Fabulous salmon fishing is available, with charters all summer. A freshwater fisherman will love the nearby streams. Beach fires can be made at the tide line from driftwood. Wonderful sunsets and long twilight is the rule as the sun drops into the sea. So take a big bite out of beach life and stay in one of our cabins.
Contact:
Rich Schultz or Lisa Sweanor
info@allthebeachyoucaneat.com
604-313-6192