from $1,195* per person | 4 Days | July-September |
Comfort accommodations
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Exertion level: 3
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Operator: Great Bear Nature Tours |
12 people max
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Johnstone Strait is THE best place in the world to observe orcas (a.k.a.
killer whales) as they feed on salmon in the sheltered inside passage
of British Columbia, Canada's northern Vancouver Island. We run fully
guided sea kayaking four-day base camps and six-day expeditions in these
legendary orca waters near Robson Bight Orca Preserve and Telegraph
Cove. Paddling with orcas in BC is a trip of a lifetime!
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Itinerary
Day 0: Arrival in Port McNeill by vehicle or by air via Port Hardy & taxi to Port McNeill. Proceed to the hotel HaidaWay Motor Inn. There is an evening orientation meeting in the hotel lobby where you will meet your guides.
Day 1: In the morning, we'll take a taxi to the launch site, listen to an orientation on kayaking and safety, and begin paddling to our base camp.
Days 2-3: We will be kayaking throughout Orca territory and exploring the adjacent channels and islands. We will have one camp, but we will kayak every day. On an average day, we will be kayaking for two hours in the morning after breakfast, stop for lunch and short hike or natural history talk on a beach, and spend another two hours kayaking and exploring before arriving at camp by the afternoon. Evenings and dinner in camp. Orcas can come by us at any time.
Day 4: After breakfast and breaking camp, we will spend the day kayaking to our take-out at Telegraph Cove, stopping for lunch along the way. We'll take a taxi to Port McNeill in the afternoon after unpacking the kayaks. We recommend that you overnight in Port McNeill and join us for a farewell dinner with your group.
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