My wife, I and her son and girlfriend spent a week here. We fished, hiked, read, ate and absorbed nature. We were cared for like family. The environment was absoluely breathtaking and the food was fabulous.

This was my second of two trips to Sadie Cove, and both were absolutely amazing. I can think of a better place to escape from the grind of everyday life and kick back in amazing scenery. From hiking to kyaking to fishing to reading on the deck, there was so much to do at Sadie Cove. Then to top every day off there were excelent home cooked meals and a wood fired sauna should you be so inclined. The owners were so accomodating helpful as well. As full time residents they know the ins and outs of their home and are happy to share them with guests. Seeking out Sadie Cove, for me, was well worth the trip down from Anchorage and out from Homer. It is truely a special place.

It would be shorter to list what I didn't like but let's not spoil the fun. First of all the scenery is amazing. It just took my breath away. When I stepped down from the boat I couldn't believe I would stay in a place like this so remote, so much nature, so Alaskan...
Then of course come our host Randy and Keith. They filled our stay with GENUINE friendliness (I could not insist too much on the genuine ), incredible stories about bears, boat, storm, vikings, moose's poo and pizza (no spoiler here) and marvelous food (My favorite the Swedish pancake).
The amenities ?? it is not the Ritz, it is not what we came for. But we felt at home. And it is made by hand. By two hands, in fact, Keith's hands.
We spend our time like early Alaskan, fishing halibut, kayaking among the sea otter, bush walking (without bear encounter) and delicious meals that still bring saliva to my mouth.
Thinking about it I can't give you any reason not to go there except to let me some room to go back.

My wife and I didnt know what to expect, but Keith and Randi are quite the hosts. They dined us with breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. Fantastic. While we ate we overlooked the most beautiful natural scenery anywhere. Keith took us on a kayak outing up the cove and can you believe a humpback whale come up next to us within 50 feet!! Scared me to death !! We saw a phlorescent jelly fish "bloom" that blew us away. I hooked a 5-foot wide halibut off their fishing dock (but lost it because I couldnt hold the rod with one hand and gaff it with the other.) Keith couldnt paddle out to me ifast enough to gaff the monster before it broke the 100-lb test line. We saw sea otters and a bald eagle sat outside our cabin window every day. In the distance was Mt. Augustine billowing coulds of steam. What a place !!! ... Its like I died and went to heaven.