Scarlet Ibis Pub
Remote roadside pub and restaurant in tiny Holberg, serving hearty food and cabins near the Cape Scott trailhead.
- Holberg, BC
- Dining & Cafés
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About
The Scarlet Ibis Pub is billed as Vancouver Island's most remote pub, in the tiny community of Holberg on the north Island, with over 50 years of heritage. It serves burgers, pizza and fries alongside local craft beer from Longwood Brewing and Lucky Lager, and rents adventure huts and cabins for overnight stays. Close to San Josef Bay and the North Coast Trail, it is a favourite stop for hikers heading to Cape Scott.
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