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Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort

Port McNeill, British Columbia, Canada · Independent · Grand Luxury

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Nimmo Bay is a fly-in lodge in the Great Bear Rainforest, the same rarefied company as Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge and Southern Ocean Lodge. Nine rooms, all-inclusive rates often 2,500 to 4,000 CAD a night, private helicopter glacier tours, and a floating cedar sauna. The Murray family still runs it from the 1981 float-house camp they built for heli-fishing.

About Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort

History

Nimmo Bay was established in 1981 by Craig and Deborah Murray, who turned a remote float house into a heli-fishing camp in the Great Bear Rainforest. Their son Fraser and his wife Becky now run the nine-room lodge as an all-inclusive wilderness retreat, with helicopter glacier tours, a floating cedar sauna, and a self-installed hydroelectric system. It sits in the same ultra-exclusive fly-in class as Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge and Southern Ocean Lodge.

The setting

Fly-in wilderness lodge on Nimmo Bay in the Great Bear Rainforest, British Columbia, reached from Port McNeill rather than a road.

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Experiences

Amenities

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