Visiting Halibut Cove

Fishing village and arts mecca

The village of Halibut Cove, Alaska, is rich with history.

We are on indigenous land.... Stillpoint Lodge is situated within the tribal lands of the Seldovia Village Tribe, whose decendants trace their roots from the ancient Kachemak Bay peoples and today's Dena'ina and Sugpiaq people. We acknowledge this land and the indigenous people who reside here still and have made innumerable contributions to our region.

Originally settled in 1911 by Scandinavian fishermen, many of Halibut Cove’s residents still fish for salmon, halibut, and pacific cod in Kachemak Bay. Local shellfish farmers also take advantage of the deep, crystal clear, nutrient dense waters for sustainably growing oysters and blue mussels.

A high proportion of residents are artists who exhibit their work at a local gallery on the island. The cove provides a majestic setting for a unique experience.

Home to one of the only floating post offices in the U.S., Halibut Cove is Alaskan coastal living at its finest. Isolated and quaint, with only 23 year-round residents, the close proximity to Homer just 10 miles across the bay, makes the cove an ideal basecamp for your Alaska vacation.

 

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The adventure of a lifetime

Coastal living at its finest

Halibut Cove, Alaska, is a traditional Alaskan seaside village that has become well known for its art, music, unique culture, and fine dining.

Cove residents are an eclectic mix of fishermen, artists, and families enjoying their summer retreat with a towering mountain fjord as the backdrop.

The community is enriched with tantalizing cuisine, a penchant for local brews, a strong sense of aesthetic, and the allure of this place that is timelessly galvanized by the love of land and sea.

 

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Surrounded by Wilderness

Halibut Cove is rimmed by Alaska’s first state park, Kachemak Bay State Park and Wilderness Area, where visitors and residents enjoy opportunities for kayaking, hiking, camping, mountain climbing, rock climbing, fishing, hunting, boating, and more.

There is an abundance of wildlife in and around Halibut Cove, affording opportunities for bird watching, bear viewing, seeing otters at play, and frequent whale sightings.

 

Our Facilities

Hiking the Halibut Cove Native Trail

Polar Plunge
Kayaking in Halibut Cove

At the Dock

When you arrive at Stillpoint Lodge, you will be greeted by a warm and welcoming staff who will show you around and make sure you have everything you need.

Parked at our dock is also USCG 6-passenger vessel, The Far Side, a 35' luxury catamaran, Nautilus, our 22 foot runabout skiff, and our Cessna 185 floatplane.

If you’re interested planning an Alaskan getaway and want exclusive Halibut Cove lodging, choose Stillpoint Lodge for an experience of a lifetime. Our resort features a unique combination of eco-adventure, leisure, and wellness… right on the edge of the wilderness.

Experience the very best of Halibut Cove, Alaska, all in one welcoming and inspiring place at Stillpoint Lodge. Call one of our specialists at +1 (907) 531-5764 for rates and reservations. We look forward to helping you plan the perfect itinerary!

Our boutique, seaside resort is nestled on the edge of the wilderness.

Bountiful organic gardens yield fresh produce picked fresh just steps from the table.

Custom itineraries... make memories and friends that last a lifetime.

"Halibut Cove is a small and remote Alaskan community beckoning those looking to enjoy the rare and unique"

Hobo Jim, Alaska legend and official balladee