Taylor2023年7月

amazing cabin!! great location!

Sven2022年8月

Kat's and Dannie's place is a real jewel. Clean, cozy, luxery equipped. And Kat and Dannie are super hosts. I had an awesome time out there. So All thums up for the place and the hosts. Thanx for everything! I'll be back. Sven

Charly2022年5月

Absolutely stunning views, endless activities, and everything you could ever need awaits you on Whale Island. The cabins are so quaint and well-maintained, the forest is stunning, the mountains serene and so calming, the worst part is leaving. This is truly a little slice of paradise.

Diane Nicole2021年7月

What a stupendous (Alaskan!) experience! My partner and I spent 7 days on Whale Island and stayed in Kat's Sea Otter Cabin. It's a snug studio-like cabin with electrical appliances powered by a generator. The outdoor freezer works great-- kept our two bags of ice frozen solid even with intermittent power. The sheds are well-stocked and my partner and I were adequately prepared for our stay (food, sat phone, etc.). Pre-arrival (and even on arrival!) when we had questions, Kat was a quick text message/ phone call away. There was enough fuel for us & because we stayed outdoors most of the time (we used the generator about 3-4 hours each day on average) we had plenty in excess. I chose Kat's cabins so that I can write "in peace" and to experience "solitude." Honestly, I expected to stay holed up in the cabin, peering out the windows every now and then to the moss-covered old forest. But, I was wrong! I could NOT stay holed up inside-- no way! The island is teeming with wildlife-- we sighted otters, seals, oyster catchers, starfish, octopus, eagles, the list goes on! We went fishing when the tide was high and caught different types of fish, went beachcombing when the tide was low and collected shells, sand dollars, and rocks. We hiked on our first day and appreciated the coastal trail. We did see a bear on our second day so that made us Alaskan newbies wary of hiking out in the woods (Kat provided each cabin with bear spray, though!) but that in no way ruined our trip. On our 6th and 7th day, the bear decided to pay the cabins a much closer visit and there was a surprise encounter where we had to use the spray. We gave Kat a call once we were on the mainland and Kat promptly filed an incident report with fish and game. This is truly a place where you have an opportunity to make your own experience. I got the solitude I was craving and so much more. Not much active writing, but plenty of experiencing-- which will greatly help me when I do actually sit down in my city apartment in the "lower 48" and dream of this place.