Port Hardy Hotels
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Hotels in Port Hardy
Port Hardy is the last bastion of civilization in the remote and wild north end of Vancouver Island.
The town has a fascinating blue-collar history and a bright green ecotourist future as it evolves into one of North America's best as-yet undiscovered outdoor adventure destinations.
Cape Scott Provincial Park
Other northern Vancouver Island centres have similar super natural assets, but Port Hardy's ace in the hole is Cape Scott Provincial Park. Sitting windswept and ruggedly unspoiled at the island's northern tip, the park is a Disneyland for wilderness hikers and camping enthusiasts. Port Hardy's fine array of shops, restaurants, art galleries, accommodations, and aboriginal cultural attractions are less than an hour away via an upgraded logging road.
Quarterdeck Inn and MarinaModerateFrom £121 per room per night
This is conveniently and centrally located in Port hardy and it a popular launching spot for local activities year round such as guided fishing, whale watching, grizzly tours and hiking to beaches.
Onsite there is a pub and restaurant and room amenities include free Wi-Fi, fat screen TV, hair dryer and coffee/tea maker.