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Sea Wolf Adventures connects travellers to destinations in the Broughton Archipelago and the Great Bear Rainforest for grizzly bear viewing, wilderness and wildlife experiences, and First Nations cultural tours. Your guides are well trained in tradition and wildlife guiding. They will give you a deeper experience into First Nations culture and heritage of the Kwakwaka’wakw Nation. Safe. True. Education — a truly unforgettable wildlife experience. Our vessels are brand new, state of the art, and very seaworthy.

Knight Inlet Lodge is Canada’s premier grizzly bear viewing destination. With over 25 years of experience and a world wide reputation for excellence we are the place to see grizzly bears in British Columbia. Our remote floating lodge has 18 guests rooms and offers a full range of activities for our guests including hiking,kayaking, marine wildlife tours, tracking and whale watching. Open from mid May until mid October with packages starting on any day of the week.

Experience the culture and beauty of Tsilhqot’in Title Lands with the Xeni Gwet’in people in Nemiah Valley. All-inclusive stays include hiking, kayaking, and daily cultural programs like beading, baby-basket making demonstrations, traditional laws, and cultural practices. Meals prepared by a Red Seal Indigenous Chef using traditional foods and produce grown on-site. Solar-powered, newly renovated cabins 3 hours from Williams Lake. Floatplane transfers from Vancouver or Whistler can be arranged or shuttle transfer from Williams Lake Airport. These are the only Supreme Court recognized Indigenous Title Lands in Canada and the Xeni Gwet’in people welcome you to experience the beauty of their home and their living culture.

Established in 2016, the Audain Art Museum is a leading arts organization founded upon the major philanthropic gift of Michael Audain and Yoshiko Karasawa. Located in Whistler, British Columbia and designed by the internationally-renowned firm Patkau Architects, the AAM boasts a comprehensive Permanent Collection of the provinces most celebrated artists. Exemplifying the richness of cultural difference in Canada, the collection takes visitors on a transformative visual journey from the late 18th century to present. Highlights include hereditary Haida Chief James Harts ‘The Dance Screen (The Scream Too),’ an exceptional collection of historical and contemporary Indigenous masks, the largest permanent display of paintings by Emily Carr, and key examples of the Vancouver photo conceptualism movement. In addition, the Museum hosts dynamic Special Exhibitions from around the world.

Since 1979, the Inuit Gallery of Vancouver Ltd. has offered a museum-quality collection of masterwork Inuit, Northwest Coast, and other Canadian art. We carry a tradition of presenting important exhibitions of Indigenous art, featuring new works by senior artists and exploring the work of the talented next generation of artists.

We take you places most people wont get a chance to see in their lifetime. We dont give tourswe craft experiences that create deep connections with the land, its history and the wonders of nature.

Explore the natural wonders and wildlife of the inside passage, including Vancouver Island, the Great Bear Rainforest and Haida Gwaii. These week-long safaris by water are operated by expert guides and naturalists of this award-winning, locally owned ecotourism company. They include plenty of time ashore exploring rainforest, archipelagos, fjords and wild beaches, as well as cultural sites and hot springs. Wildlife viewing (bears, whales, seabirds, marine mammals) is a specialty of this company. Off the roadmap, you’ll explore by yacht and anchor in quiet coves at night. Detailed itineraries are on the website.

Cortes Island, a hidden gem in the Northern Gulf Islands, is conveniently accessible by ferry from Vancouver Island. This picturesque destination boasts stunning sandy beaches, pristine freshwater lakes, and breathtaking mountain vistas of Desolation Sound. Owned by the Klahoose First Nation, Gorge Harbour Marina Resort offers a full-service marina and a diverse range of accommodations, including lodge rooms, a cozy two-bedroom cottage, glamping domes (available seasonally), and a campground featuring tenting and full-service RV sitesall available year-round. Guests can enjoy a variety of amenities, such as an outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, and laundry facilities, as well as a general store that operates year-round. During the summer months, experience exciting activities like free movie nights, kids’ camps, outdoor games, live music, morning yoga, and a farmers’ market. Venture out to explore the tidal pools along the shoreline at low tide, rent a paddleboard, or book a kayak or

Chilcotin Holidays operates in a unique place called the Chilcotin Ark. The area is wild nature, a limited commodity and spaces are limited so we don’t overtax the environment we benefit from. Those that get to experience the Chilcotin Ark come with a positive solution-orientated mindset and take responsibility, initiative and ownership for themselves and the environment they are benefiting from. Immerse yourself in a rustic environment and get out of your comfort zone. Invest in yourself by facing nature’s unpredictable challenges with enthusiasm. Work as a team, respect the community, people and animals and share your knowledge. You are appreciative for nature and understand it’s your responsibility to be a steward of it, getting involved in hands-on conservation projects to contribute to something bigger than yourself.

Since 1996, visitors and collectors alike have appreciated the curated artworks of Canada’s Indigenous First Nations and Inuit people. Affordable prints share an inviting space with one-of-a-kind sculptures and fine art.

Founded in 1988, we are one of the largest fully guided sport-fishing operators on the Fraser River and it’s tributaries. Every year, thousands of tourists from all over the world visit us to experience the world-renowned fishing and natural wonder of the Fraser River in beautiful British Columbia. This calm water fishery features over ten species of sport fish and year round opportunities for the novice and expert angler alike. We fish the #1 Sturgeon, Salmon and Trout rivers in the World. We specialize in multiple styles of fishing to meet the needs of any angler. Have you ever caught or touched a real living Dinosaur? We specialize in targeting White Sturgeon, a species that can grow over 20 feet in length and over a 1000lbs. These magnificent creatures make spectacular jumping displays and runs that will excite every angler. We also fish for all 5 species of Wild Pacific Salmon and boast the largest and most experienced team of fly fishing guides on the entire river. We exclusively travel to the Upper Pitt River and Lillooet River to chase sea run Dolly Varden, Bull Trout, Rainbow and migrating Salmon. When fishing with us the opportunities are endless and each adventure is personally customized so you can focus on the reason you are here……to fish!

Ahous Adventures offers an exciting variety of eco-cultural 2024 Winter excursions including Hot Springs Cove tours and Nature Tours. We invite visitors to explore Tofino & auusat hauuii (Ahousaht territories) through the lens of the people who have lived on & stewarded these lands & waters since time immemorial. We openly share our knowledge, culture & history through storytelling.

Outer Coast Outfitters is an outdoor adventure company based in Prince Rupert, connecting you to the North Coast! We have snowshoe rental packages available for adults, youth and children as well as tandem, solo and 4-seater canoe rentals all year round! We offer doorstep delivery, basic instruction, trip planning and pick-up on your schedule. We also offer guided hikes, canoe trips on the lakes or ocean and custom speedboat tours. Guided trips are the best way to see the local area in a personalized way without all the prep, research and gear; we handle that stuff! We also do outdoor education, so we can add a lesson to your canoe rental, offer lake and ocean canoe courses and outdoor skills instruction to meet your needs. Talk to us about designing the outdoor adventure you’ve been dreaming of!

Tofino Botanical Gardens are 12 acres of gardens, forest, and shoreline that explore the relationship between culture and nature. A network of paths and boardwalk will take you through our Cultivated Gardens, Sculpture Park, and Old-Growth Temperate Rainforest, where clearings have been transformed into a series of pocket gardens. Some of these gardens display plants that thrive in temperate rainforests around the world including Chile and Japan. Others celebrate cultural groups that have made Clayoquot Sound their home now and in the past, particularly the Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations, early Japanese fishing families, and, of course, hippies. The Gardens extend to the Tofino Mudflats, an incredible expanse of intertidal mud teeming with life, revealed twice a day at low tide. Events including Tofino Winterlights, Tofino Lantern Festival, Surfrider Foundation film festival, Food and Wine,Musicians, Weddings and more are hosted within the eclectic scenery.