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Eshamy Bay Lodge is a small, privately owned lodge in Eshamy Bay, Prince William Sound, about 50 miles south of Whittier Alaska. This is the only lodge in a 50 mile radius and it is surrounded by State land, Chugach National Forest and the beautiful waters of Prince William Sound. Lodging is in the form of cabins, each of which has two separate rooms, with separate entrances. Each room has two twin beds. Guests have the use of a separate bathroom and kitchen house. The bathrooms have showers and toilets.

Activities in the area include kayaking, hiking, fishing, fly-fishing, wildlife and birding tours, glacier tours and hunting. Whales are often sighted in the evenings from the lodge as well as black bears feeding on salmon in season. Lodge support, operations, and transport is provided by Whittier Water Taxi.

OWN YOUR OWN BOAT?

Headed out on a Prince William Sound adventure on your own boat? If you rent the cabins, you can utilize the 120 foot dock to tie your own boat up to.

GPS LOCATION: N 60° 28.212' W 148° 00.053'

The Managers Matt and Heidi Cline

Matt Cline, originally from Tillamook, Oregon, and a well-traveled military child, always had a strong desire to explore the Alaskan wilderness. In 1996, he finally fulfilled his wish and moved to Alaska. Matt's mechanical and boating skills were in high demand in this fishing and boating state, and his work took him from Anchorage to Seward, Cook Inlet to the North Slope, and from the interior to the coast. Matt has spent more than 24 years boating in the Alaskan waters in tiny, open skiffs to 100' boats, including doing his time with Alaska's commercial fisheries. He holds a USCG 150 ton Master License. A certified Alaskan naturalist, Matt will have you enthralled with his Alaskan stories and wealth of knowledge.

Heidi Cline was born and raised in Durban, South Africa, and has worked amongst birds all her life, from managing bird parks, including Treehaven Waterfowl Trust (the largest collection of waterfowl in the world), to owning her own birds, to curating the seabird collection at the Alaska SeaLife Center, to working on Endangered Species breeding and research programs such as the African Wattled Cranes and Alaska's Steller's eiders. After a birding trip to Alaska in 2000, Heidi fell in love with Alaska and immigrated here in 2002. Heidi holds a USCG 100 ton Master License, has a Master's degree in Ornithology, has a passion for all wildlife and photography, and will take care of all your travel needs and logistics.