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PELICAN, ALASKA - “CLOSEST TO THE FISH”

True Alaskan Wilderness,

Accessible Only by Water

Located 3 miles south of Pelican, Alaska on Lisianski Inlet, Pelican Point is a do-it-yourself, fishing adventure. Run your own boat, fish the ocean and streams for salmon, halibut, and rockfish, and take in the stunning coastal mountains and wilderness all around you.

BOAT INCLUDED

16 or 18ft Aluminum Boat

CAPACITY

4 per Cabin (8 Max)

LIVING

Wood Stove & 12V Electrical

LOCATION

Lisianski Inlet

WHAT YOU GET

Not Your Typical Airbnb — A Genuine Alaskan Outpost

Pelican Point Alaska Adventures offers a unique opportunity to experience remote Alaska as real Alaskans do. If you have boat driving and operating experience, we offer cabins, boats, and kayaks and our 5-acre property for your Alaskan experience on your terms!

A man in a green hoodie and rubber boots holding a large fish on a boat. Two other men are seated inside the boat. The boat is on a lake with mountainous terrain in the background and a partly cloudy sky.

Personal Marine Escort from Pelican

You never have to navigate unknown waters alone on day one. We meet you on the seaplane dock in Pelican, help load your supplies into your rental boat, and escort you as you run it out to Pelican Point.


30-40 minute scenic inlet cruise

Full hands-on briefing of tides, inlet & your stay

VHF radio for contact with your hosts & emergency help

A small wooden house with a porch and large windows in a grassy field, with a dense forest of tall pine trees and a mountain in the background under a clear blue sky.

Off-Grid Comfort & Warmth

16x12 handcrafted on-site cabins. A cast-iron wood stove keeps you toasty, a 12V electrical system keeps your lights on and devices charged, and clean rain catchment water supplies the property.


Sleeps 4 per cabin (8 max property occupancy)

Wood-burning stove with seasoned firewood

Propane 2-burner camp stove & outside gas barbecue

Your Own 16 or 18ft Aluminum Boat

Moored at our pontoon dock in a sheltered cove. Use it daily to fish for salmon, halibut, and rockfish, visit uninhabited beaches, or explore the beauty of Alaska. Kayaks are included too.


4-stroke outboard • first tank of fuel included, return full

Full USCG safety kit, flares & life jackets

Thorough dockside orientation before you set out

ROADLESS WILDERNESS

Wake up to the breath of whales and the calls of eagles.

Out here, time is measured by the 12-foot swing of the tide and the crackle of the wood stove. You bring your favorite groceries, your fishing gear, and your desire to unplug.

Self-Guided Fishing

Halibut, king, coho & pink salmon, cod, and many species of rockfish in Lisianski Inlet, plus Dolly Varden from the beach mere steps from your cabin.

Wildlife from the Deck

Look for eagles, deer, bears, and sea otters, and watch humpback whales and orcas as they make their way up and down the inlet.

No Light Pollution

Incredible starry night skies, crisp mountain air, and occasional northern lights.

Kayaks & Beach Walks

Explore Lisianski Inlet by kayak or walk the beach. In late August, watch pink salmon migrate up our private creek.

CABIN ACCOMMODATIONS

Two Cabins, Maximum 8 Guests Total

We purposefully keep our property small so your experience is never compromised by crowds. Our two identical cabins are fully completed and welcoming up to 4 guests each (8 guests maximum property occupancy). Each cabin rental includes its own 16 or 18ft aluminum boat and kayaks.

2 Fully Featured Cabins

Sleeps up to 4 guests per cabin (8 guests total property capacity)

‍4 twin bunk beds with mattresses & pillows (bring your own sleeping bag) • Own 16 or 18ft aluminum boat & kayaks

Both of our cabins, set in a grassy field with a dense forest of evergreens behind it and mountains in the distance under a clear blue sky.

Ready to Plan Your Remote Alaskan Stay?

All bookings are handled personally by owners Chris and Joanne. Review our quick wilderness disclosure waiver to view our direct phone number and email.