Hidden JEM - Vacation Suites

08/10/2026

So many reasons to book your stay today! Port Hardy and surrounding area has lots to do.

08/09/2026

Something very cool to explore in Coal Harbour a few minutes walk from our place. WW2 bunker.

Photos taken by Kim Simpkins

08/02/2026

When it’s raining outside Hidden JEM - Vacation Suites is a great place to come home to and dry off!

07/22/2026

Another summertime event for you to enjoy while you stay on the ‘North Island’.

07/18/2026

Book an early Autumn getaway and stay with us. Even on a rainy day, the beach is beautiful.

07/18/2026

Our latest review. I’m so happy these lovely guests liked our place as much as we do. 🥰

07/16/2026

This weekend is going to be a big one for Port Hardy! Get a head start and book your accommodation with us for next year’s FiLoMi days (the third weekend in July).

Don’t miss it!
The fly over is scheduled to happen at the park at 4pm this Friday!

07/15/2026

The sign is ready in time for FiLoMi days! Check out the renewed Port Hardy sign if you’re staying with us this week!

07/12/2026

Contact us to book your stay today! Beautiful Coal Harbour on the Northern tip of Vancouver Island, B.C. (Canada).

07/12/2026

Absolutely right! - Rain or shine - it’s always worth the trip to explore the rugged North West coastline. Plan an Autumn weekend getaway to San Josef Bay and Port Hardy and you’ll probably even have the beaches to yourself! Stay with us to ensure you have a comfortable place to dry off after a day of beach combing and exploring tide pools.

Rain or shine, San Josef Bay offers kilometres of beach to comb and explore. Sea stacks, sea caves, and tidepools await discovery with the low tide. Watch for the blow of whales on the horizon, and signs of other local wildlife, including black bears, black-tailed deer, cougars, and even coastal wolves

📸 Photo credit: Cape Scott Park and the North Coast Trail

Rich, rugged and resilient, Port Hardy is the gateway to an authentic, unspoiled, nature-driven adventure. Port Hardy is located within the traditional territory of the Kwakiutl First Nation and home to two neighbouring First Nations bands, the Quatsino and Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw, at the Northern tip of Vancouver Island.

For more information about Port Hardy, go to:
🌐 https://www.visitporthardy.com/to-do/wildlife-viewing-tours/whale-watching/