Orca Island Cabins offers unique yurt accommodations on a privately-owned island and adjacent mainland property in scenic Humpy Cove, 9 miles SE of Seward, Alaska. Upon arrival at the island via water taxi, guests enjoy comfortable and stylish accommodations with Alaska wildlife and marine life right outside their cabin door. Cabins are eco-friendly yurts, each containing a queen bed with linens and futon, kitchen, living and dining area, propane heater and range, private bathroom with shower and compost toilet, and oceanfront deck with barbecue grill. An 80 foot footbridge connects the island's three 20 foot diameter yurts with the mainland, on which sits two additional yurts. All five yurts have oceanfront views.

From their private decks, guests observe Orca and Humpback whales, harbor seals, harbor porpoise, Steller sea lions, sea and land otters, and bald eagles. Activities include kayaking, hiking, fishing, tide-pooling and bird-watching; or just sit back and relax. Kayaks are available for all guests and a popular kayak paddle is to a salmon stream and majestic waterfall within Humpy Cove itself. View snow-capped mountains and rugged seascapes and landscapes both from the island and while exploring Humpy Cove and nearby waters. Many guests end the day sitting around a campfire.

According to Dennis and Susan Swiderski, owners of Orca Island Cabins, they chose Pacific Yurts as their source for the yurts because of their excellent reputation in Alaska for high quality, durable and aesthetically pleasing structures. The structures also fit well with the Swiderski’s desire to build in a low impact, eco-friendly manner.