Klahoose Wilderness Resort is an acclaimed Indigenous owned wilderness resort in the heart of British Columbia's Desolation Sound. Owned by the Klahoose First Nation and rooted in the traditions, culture, and stewardship of the ƛoʔos qayɛmɩxʷ Klahoose people, the resort offers immersive wildlife, cultural, wellness, and wilderness experiences shaped by a deep connection to land, water, and community.

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Recognized as Canada's Leading Wilderness Resort at the World Travel Awards, Indigenous Tourism Business of the Year at the Canadian Tourism Awards, one of the 7 Best Places to Stay in Canada by National Geographic, among the World's Best New Hotels by AFAR, and featured in Wanderlust Magazine's Travel Green List 2026, Klahoose Wilderness Resort continues to gain international recognition as a leading sustainable travel destination in Canada.

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Most recently, Klahoose was named among the 100 Most Beautiful Hotels and Lodges in the World by Hotel & Lodge Awards and was again nominated for Canada's Leading Wilderness Resort and the Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards for 2026.

These recognitions reflect our ongoing commitment to authentic Indigenous tourism, environmental stewardship, exceptional guest experiences, and responsible travel on the wild coast of British Columbia, while sharing the culture, knowledge, and hospitality of the ƛoʔos qayɛmɩxʷ Klahoose people.