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At Angela's, we are conveniently located within our local gas station. We serve breakfast until 11:30 a.m., and then continue to serve our great cafe style food. Our baked goods are great too!

If you have always wanted to come to the Queen Charlotte Islands, the time is right to experience this beautiful land. There is something magical and wild about the way one feels, standing in a mossy forest or on miles of sandy beaches while in holiday mode. Just feeling the the fresh cool air, seeing the breathtaking views and open spaces, few people, lazy days, Sheer Beauty!!!One could be winding down a pathway to the place of the blow holes at Tow Hill, or pulling a huge halibut from the bottom of the ocean or watching eagles, there seems just to many to count. We who live here in one of the few small towns have fallen in love with this unforgettable place. Its laid back lifestyle creates just the place to experience a feeling of connectedness to the culture, the people, and the land. And it is closer than you think!!!In the middle of Graham Island is a small town called Port Clements situated on the shore of the great Masset inlet. It is a small town with a big heart as you will see with the friendly people there. For a place to stay try Smillies Bed and Breakfast on the ocean side of the street. Tuck in there for its country charm, self contained private entrance, queen bed and ensuite, full breakfast and prime location. It is close to shops,pub,museum, fishing and the Golden Spruce trail. From Port Clements it is: 20 min to the beaches on the east coast, 35 min to Masset, 60 min to Queen Charlotte Village, 60 min to Tow Hill and miles of amazing beach and 90 min to the uninhabited west coast of Graham Island with more miles of magical beaches.

Welcome TO THE PORT CLEMENTS MUSEUMThe little village of Port Clements nestles beside an inlet on the misty and distant Queen Charlotte Islands, whichhad its name officially changed to Haida Gwaii in 2010. Port Clements has been settled and developed only veryrecently as far as history goes, almost within living memory. The artifacts of pioneer life still exist here and theyhave been donated to the village museum where they form a unique glimpse of life as it once was. The museum is operated by the Port Clements Historical Society. The Society was formed in 1985 and aftercountless volunteer hours the museum opened its doors in 1987. The indoor and outdoor displays are opendaily to the public from June to September and on weekends for the remainder of the year. The archives arenot open to the public but arrangement can be made with the archivist for access to items. Tours are always welcome and arrangements can be made for special openings.