Vipilodge

Coziness of the cabin. Hot water.

The water was from the tap was undrinkable (was not told this in advance). Ticks in the woods. There is no lodge, it is his mother’s house. No data and no cell coverage at cabins. No microwave.

This stay is a visual, cultural and historical experience, its not just a lodge. Its an experience. If you want to dive, do it, if you want to Kayak or canoe do it, if you want to chill with nature and space do it, if you want to view the clubhouse/ museum, do it, its a must visit. Maria and Son, Ingo are the best of the best. I will be back!

Having to leave

It was clean and quiet. If you are looking for a place to unplug and unwind, this is it. Ingo was a great host with a long history there and great suggestions.

If you are looking for peace, look no further! When is the last time you heard....nothing? No phone notifications, no traffic, no sirens....just the occasional squirrel or bird. Rich, dense forest opening up to a picturesque bay - this is the perfect setting for a back-to-nature get away. Ingo's love and passion for his slice of paradise is palpable, from his striking photography on the walls and his warm smile in every interaction. He's as involved or hands-off as you need; available for tours or questions, or willing to let you explore by yourself. The cabins and grounds are immaculate, and clearly kept with pride. I will definitely be treasuring my memories of this trip!

There's nothing not to like, but don't forget to pack drinking water!

Cozy, private cottage. Great location. Lovely oceanside pavilion, kayaks readily available for use. Bed was very comfortable. Ingo and Maria are very friendly, accommodating hosts!

Great location and great owners very clean and very comfortable