Packing is dependent on which experiences you plan to participate; however, whichever you tour you choose you will want to pack:

• Warm, quick-drying layers such as fleece

• Waterproof jacket and footwear

• Comfortable walking shoes

• Toque and gloves (for fishing)

• Optional: binoculars and trekking poles

By Air – Air Canada offers flights between Vancouver and Sandspit and Pacific Coastal offers flights between Vancouver’s south terminal and Masset.

By Ferry – BC Ferries offers ferry services between Prince Rupert and Skidegate Landing.

All experiences are full day excursions other than stand up paddleboarding.

Please see Terms and Conditions.

We will ensure we stop regularly at public restrooms and well-maintained outhouses.

As you’ve likely heard, the weather in Haida Gwaii can change every five minutes and we check the weather more than most people check their Email. It’s possible that fishing and stand up paddleboarding may be adjusted or canceled to ensure the safety of our guests and staff. We will always work with guests to reschedule their excursion if necessary. Keep in mind: If you don’t go out in the rain in Haida Gwaii, you don’t go out in Haida Gwaii.

Reservations are highly recommended as services are limited due to Haida Gwaii’s small population.

Lunch is included in all of our daily experiences other than SUP. All meals are included in multi-day packages.

We will do our best to ensure there are sufficient alternative options for anyone with specific dietary requirements with advance notice. Please let us know when you book if you have any requirements as groceries are delivered to Haida Gwaii only once per week and are limited.

Absolutely!

Children under the age of ten may not have the endurance to participate in stand up paddleboarding or hiking the Pesuta and Sleeping Beauty trails.

Our trips are low impact on the planet and places we visit, we leave no trace. We are locally owned and operated and partner with other locals to ensure you have an authentic Haida Gwaii experience. We work within the regulations of the Council of the Haida Nation and other stewards of the designated parks and conservation areas we visit. We pay the applicable fees, obtain appropriate permits, and also receive permission in advance.