Lund Resort at Klah ah men

A Cozy Retreat on the Malaspina Straight

Formerly known as the oceanfront Historic Lund Hotel Marina, The Lund Resort at Klah ah men is located at the northernmost tip of BC's beautiful Sunshine Coast, at the Gateway to the renowned Desolation Sound. The hotel was built in 1905 and is located at the heart of the quaint village of Lund once again known as Klah ah men. Today, the Lund Resort is the first full-service Indigenous resort hotel on the Sunshine Coast. The resort features 31 guest rooms, all newly refurbished, completely reimagined, and thoroughly inspired by Tla’amin art and culture. Most also have decks or access to a deck where unobscured ocean views abound. Food and beverage are available at the newly opened Back Eatery⁠—a full-service restaurant where each meal is locally foraged, lovingly prepared, and cooked in the slow-food style. The Sweet Shack Coffee Bar features 13 Moons Coffee, a special blend created by the resort, for the resort, and a variety of ice creams, sweet treats, and gift items. Other amenities include a bright and modern banquet room, onsite General Store with a post office and liquor store, public laundry, and a gift boutique showcasing work by local artisans, both indigenous and non. The newly expanded 13 Moons Marina provides slips for the day and overnight. Klah ah men, formerly known as Lund, boasts such points of interest as Savary Island, the Copeland Islands, and Desolation Sound, BC's largest provincial marine park, and attracts enthusiasts of all things recreational, cultural, and historic. The Lund Resort at Klah ah men offers many opportunities for guests to experience firsthand the pristine waters, undisturbed woodlands, and abundant marine and wildlife unique to this area. Local operators offer marine sightseeing excursions and tours, Tla’amin Nation Cultural Tours, and kayak tours and rentals. Other nearby activities available include horseback riding, diving, golfing, and biking, as well as savoring eats and drink at locally crafted breweries and restaurants. From Vancouver, British Columbia, it is a scenic trip with BC Ferries (two ferries) and a spectacular drive along Highway 101 to reach Lund⁠—located only 30 minutes north of Powell River on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia. Depending on the time of year, you can also arrive in under half an hour by taking a comfortable flight from YVR South Terminal with Pacific Coastal Airlines. Learn more at www.lundresort.com today!