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Toba Inlet has some of the best bear viewing tours in BC. From Klahoose Wilderness Resort we travel, past spectacular Toba Inlet waterfalls watching for marine life, before arriving at our dock in Toba Inlet. Our Klahoose guides will get you as close to the grizzly bears as possible, while viewing from our fixed bear viewing platforms, safely and respecting the natural habitat of the grizzly bears. Listen closely and you will you will hear their heavy breaths mingle with the rushing water - it is an exhilarating and truly amazing spectacle that only a select few will have the privilege of seeing. Bear Viewing Packages from late August to October from Klahoose Wilderness Resort are all inclusive 3 or 4 night package includes accommodation, all meals, Indigenous activities, tours and transfer from Lund, BC to Desolation Sound.

Offered by: Klahoose Wilderness Resort

British Columbia's premier Indigenous destination resort, offering an intimate coastal experience, where you will leave transformed by the beauty of the Klahoose territory, their Nation's unique culture, and the region's exceptional wildlife. Klahoose Wilderness Resort all inclusive 3 or 4 night package includes accommodation, all meals, Indigenous activities, tours, and transfer from Lund, BC to Desolation Sound.

Offered by: Klahoose Wilderness Resort

Join us on Whales (Qʷ̓ənɛs), Wildlife and Culture – an excursion of discovery focused on large marine mammals combined with a fascinating view into the world of local First Nations. Campbell River, BC ranks among the most sought-after destinations for viewing some of the world’s most magnificent marine mammals. We depart from Discovery Harbour Marina aboard a custom-designed tour vessel to search for humpback whales, orcas (killer whales), porpoises, dolphins, sea lions, otters, bald eagles and a variety of marine birds.

Your journey with us as a First Nations tour operator is complimented with a unique Indigenous perspective on your marine wildlife experience. Campbell River and the Discovery Islands contain a rich First Nations history with millennia of occupation by the people of Homalco, Klahoose, Tla’amin, K’ómoks, Wei Wai Kum, We Wai Kai and more. Our guides and skippers will share their knowledge of history, legends, stories and culturally significant sites.

Offered by: Homalco Wildlife Tours

χawgəs, the Grizzly Bear, knows that the annual salmon run begins mid-August in Orford Bay on the edge of the Great Bear Rainforest. Bears journey long distances to Algaard Creek and the Orford River to feast on the spawning salmon and their eggs. Be our guest as we enter their world.

Join your Indigenous guide in Campbell River on an exciting full day tour that starts with a 2-hour journey through the Salish Sea and lands of First Peoples into Bute Inlet. We’ll engage in respectful wildlife viewing while you discover the abundance of marine wildlife with chances to observe humpback whales, sea lions, orcas, dolphins, bald eagles and a variety of colourful sea birds.

Your arrival in Orford Bay begins a 3-hour land experience. Guides will transport you by bus to a variety of raised wildlife viewing platforms and ground viewing locations to look for the magnificent χawgəs.

Offered by: Homalco Wildlife Tours

Our full-day whale watching and cultural tour incorporates the best of marine wildlife and First Nations culture in an immersive, hands-on experience. Depart from Campbell River in search of Qʷ̓ənɛs (whales), porpoises, dolphins, sea lions, bald eagles and a variety of marine birds. The journey through Bute Inlet takes you into the traditional territory of the Xwémalhkwu (Homalco) First Peoples, passing culturally significant sites on the way to Orford Bay, where your guide will share stories and Homalco history.

Offered by: Homalco Wildlife Tours

Your Anishinaabe guide will introduce you to the natural and cultural wonders found along Ginebek Miikaans – the Snake Trail Boardwalk. This trail winds through mixed forest, to the edges of an active beaver dam and lodge, and along the shoreline of Sydney Bay. During this exploration you will learn about the traditional plants and wildlife that play a pivotal role in the traditional and contemporary lives of the Anishinaabek people. Spend some time at our two lookouts to take in the natural beauty of Sydney Bay and a beaver pond teeming with life. Sampling fresh, locally harvested Cedar tea will amplify your connection to these sites.

Offered by: Cape Croker Park

Climb one of the amazing via ferreta located in the David Thompson Corridor, with three friends. Guided by ACMG guides, this amazing adventure takes you up the face of Mount Stelfox.

Offered by: Girth Hitch Guiding

Moccasin Trails brings guests from around the world on the ancestral paths their people walked, have them taste the food they ate, sing the songs they sang, hear the stories passed down orally from generations ago, and travel down the rivers they canoed. 5 days / 4 nights

Offered by: Indigeno Travel

See and photograph Northern Quebec's polar bear, musk-ox and caribou, the big three among the Arctic wildlife. Your stay will include a visit to four villages that lie along the coast of Ungava Bay: Quaqtaq, Kangirsuk, Tasiujaq and Kuujjuaq. 7days/6nights

Offered by: Indigeno Travel

Discover the magic of the Islands. Immerse yourself in the living culture of the Haida: the beauty of old-growth forests, dramatic coastlines, expansive beaches, and a history rich in tradition. 5 days / 4 nights

Offered by: Indigeno Travel

Immerse yourself in stunning surroundings as you explore the coastal region of the Klahoose First Nation territory, and witness the raw beauty of grizzly bears in their natural habitat. 4 days / 3 nights

Offered by: Indigeno Travel

Anishinaabe Arts is a hands-on experience working with plant and animal materials to create an authentic Anishinaabe souvenir under the guidance of storyteller, naturalist, and culture-keeper, Lenore Keeshig. Participants will hear stories related to the materials used; learn how it was harvested and prepared. While some of these art souvenirs are made for children, this is not necessarily a program for children. Some of these activities require the use of sharp instruments.

Offered by: Cape Croker Park

Take the next step and experience the transformative power of hanging 300 meters above the ground. Learn to belay on the rock, technical descents and take your climbing to unexplored new heights.

Offered by: Girth Hitch Guiding

Mere kilometers outside of Canada, in unceded Anishinaabek territory, you can experience Neyaashiinigmiing – that beautiful point of land that almost looks like an island but is only partially surrounded by water. Here, you can step back in time with storyteller, naturalist, and culture-keeper, Lenore Keeshig. You’ll be introduced to living artifacts (vivifacts - Culturally Modified Trees) and understand how they came to be. You’ll hear stories that describe the creation of the very land you are walking on; learn about the people, their history, and their connection to the place they call home. This will also be an opportunity to breathe in the aromas of hardwoods, conifers, and stand on some of the highest points on the Saugeen Bruce Peninsula looking over Wiikwedoonse (Sydney Bay) and Manitou gichigaming (Georgian Bay). You will sit and eat lunch along the trail, sip wild ginger tea and come away with an understanding why Neyaashiinigmiing is so special. Participants will receive a small token of remembrance after the hike.

Offered by: Cape Croker Park

Enjoy a variety of land based learning activities along with cultural experiences, during this 4 day exploration of Manitoulin Island. 4 days/3 nights

Offered by: Indigeno Travel

BC is a place of unexpected moments – and, during this eight-night itinerary, visitors will experience many of them. Whether standing in the rainforest of Desolation Sound, watching a bear snatch salmon from the shore; cleansing the soul in an Indigenous smudging ceremony; or biting into a juicy peach at an Okanagan Valley farm, guests will be surprised and delighted by their adventures on the West Coast.

Offered by: Entree Destinations

Welcome to Haida Gwaii, a wild landscape where the Haida people have lived since time immemorial. Here, the pace of life slows and visitors are encouraged to savour the beauty found in tangled forests, endless ocean and ancient village sites. Along with daily explorations to cultural destinations, you’ll meet Haida artisans and Elders, tuck into gourmet feasts, and roam the sandy beaches and emerald forests surrounding your accommodations. Your time on Haida Gwaii is bookended by stays in Vancouver, a world-class city marked by distinctive neighbourhoods, stunning natural beauty, and a broad range of cultural offerings. Note: prior to entering Haida Gwaii, you’ll need to take the Haida Gwaii Visitor Pledge, which outlines requirements for responsible and respectful touring in the home of the Haida Nation.

Offered by: Entrée Destinations

The Yukon is marked by historic landmarks, rich culture and dazzling landscapes. During this eight-day itinerary, you’ll follow in the footsteps of historic Gold Rush prospectors, learn about the land with the Kwanlin Dün First Nation, soak in mineral-rich hot springs, take to the skies over a sprawling icefield, and hike in atmospheric Tombstone Territorial Park. Along the way, you’ll meet the warm and welcoming people of the Yukon, including Indigenous Elders who share captivating stories of their ancestors stretching back thousands of years.

Offered by: Entrée Destinations

Winter is Quebec’s favourite season – and after you explore the region’s enchanting seasonal landscape, it will become yours, too. This six-day itinerary is jam-packed with local culinary traditions, historic explorations, and adventures in the snow. Whether journeying through Montréal’s storied past, sampling the sweet offerings of a cabane à sucre, or visiting the Huron-Wendat First Nation community of Wendake, this unforgettable adventure will broaden your perspective of Quebec’s wintertime offerings.

Offered by: Entrée Destinations

Welcome to winter in Alberta, a season where locals don extra layers and enthusiastically greet the snow. During this six-day itinerary – with an option to extend an extra two nights – you’ll experience winter surrounded by the majestic Rocky Mountains. Your days will be filled with tours to frozen waterfalls, heart-pumping snowshoeing and fat biking excursions, a progressive culinary journey, and an exhilarating helicopter flight over commanding Mt. Assiniboine. In the evening, cozy up in your home away-from-home, stargaze and swap stories next to a roaring fire.

Offered by: Entree Destinations

Nova Scotia is home to snug seaside villages, coastal trails leading to dramatic panoramas, and charming lodges and inns, where travelers are welcomed as family and hosted to feasts of freshly caught seafood. During this eight-day itinerary, guests will explore the Cabot Trail, one of the most scenic coastlines in the world; participate in smudge ceremonies and drumming circles with local Mi’kmaq hosts; gaze at the galaxies in a dark sky preserve; and sip Tidal Bay wines in one of Canada’s biggest wine growing regions.

Offered by: Entree Destinations

Reawaken your senses on this breathtaking, self-driven adventure in Alberta, where you’ll explore the overwhelming beauty and distinctive culture of this vast province. In addition to meeting Indigenous Elders and storytellers, you’ll hike and picnic at glacier-fed lakes, indulge in an al fresco feast at a charming organic farm, and cast your eyes to the stars in the world’s biggest Dark Sky Preserve.

Offered by: Entree Destinations

Northwest Territories is a place that lives unapologetically wild and free. Travelers come here to leap outside their comfort zones, to live big and reconnect with their thirst for adventure. Northwest Territories is a reminder of why we travel – for the thrill of the unexpected, the joy of an epic adventure, and the desire to live in a way we aren’t used to.

Offered by: Entree Destinations