Nimpkish Hotel

05/29/2026

Wildlife

05/29/2026

Even the King of the Skies gets bullied sometimes😜 It’s a good reminder: when you're focused on big things, you're bound to attract a little noise from the sidelines. But just like this eagle, you find your footing, stand your ground, and keep moving forward. Let the seagulls chatter!

05/28/2026

See this beautiful juvenile eagle swoop in and claim the top spot on the piling. The waterfront views at the Nimpkish Hotel never cease to amaze us.

05/25/2026

Had the absolute best surprise down at the Port McNeill Harbour today! Look at this little face. 🥰 Ollie the sea otter was out enjoying the calm waters and put on quite the show.
We are so incredibly lucky to share our waters with wildlife like this. Has anyone else spotted Ollie around the docks lately?

05/24/2026

Whether you are exploring Port McNeill, heading up to Port Hardy, or catching the ferry over to beautiful Sointula or Alert Bay—we’ve got your cravings covered on both sides of the water!
If you are passing through Port McNeill on your way to or from the ferry dock, make sure to pull over and check out our brand-new mobile kitchen,
And if your travels take you over the water to Alert Bay, come stay and dine with us at the historic Nimpkish Hotel and Restaurant. Enjoy incredible ocean views, fresh coastal dishes, and local hospitality at its finest.
No matter where your North Island journey takes you today, we can't wait to feed you!
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Pemba’s Coastal kitchen
Pull up a seat at our outdoor tables, take it to go or enjoy Delivery
We are located - 2651 Mine Rd, Port McNeill, Call or text- 250-895-1123 call or text.
Thursday-Tuesday 11:30-8:00 PM

05/24/2026

This young bald eagle managed to snag a great lunch, but the local crows were absolutely not having it. In the bird world, crows are notorious neighbours. Even though this eagle doesn’t have its iconic white head yet (that takes about 5 years!), it already has the attitude of a king. It completely ignored the crows and held onto that fish like a champ.

05/10/2026

05/08/2026

Just a casual standoff on the coast. The ravens & the crows have a lot to say, but the boss isn't bothered.

04/26/2026

Mentioning that Bald Eagles have yellow "ankles" (tarsi) while Golden Eagles have feathers all the way to their toes is a great "fun fact"

04/11/2026

Experience the wild beauty of Cormorant Island.