Find Serenity in a Spectacular Floating Sauna in BC’s Mackenzie Sound

Nothing says castaway quite like Nimmo Bay Wilderness Lodge. The luxurious resort is nestled deep in Mackenzie Sound, one of thousands of inlets in B.C.’s 24,000-kilometre coastal wilderness, a jigsaw puzzle of islands, bays and fjords that is accessible only by boat or plane. Once here, the options for adventure – or relaxation – are as impressive as the scenery. Whether you want to take a helicopter to a 200-metre-high waterfall; hike on a glacier; catch salmon from a paddleboard; or cruise along the coast looking for bears and orcas, it can be arranged. What can also be arranged is some serious downtime, from a waterfall-side hot tub to drifting on the spectacular floating sauna. Ask the bartender to create one of the lodge’s “sea to cedar” cocktails (infused with cut cedar) to sip as you drink in the view from the sauna’s dock or muster the courage to leap into the invigorating cool of the Pacific’s water – santé!