Exploratory trip through two of the most spectacular sea kayaking destinations in the world. Accessible only by multiple BC ferries or float plane, this is one of the most wild and remote places you can find. The ancient home of the Heiltsuk First Nations tribe also contains wolves, bears, sea otters and whales within dozens of archipelagos. Weather and sea state permitting, we will come down the outside islands to enjoy sandy beaches and rugged coastlines. Drysuit required, you must have mul... More

Exploratory trip through two of the most spectacular sea kayaking destinations in the world. Accessible only by multiple BC ferries or float plane, this is one of the most wild and remote places you can find. The ancient home of the Heiltsuk First Nations tribe also contains wolves, bears, sea otters and whales within dozens of archipelagos. Weather and sea state permitting, we will come down the outside islands to enjoy sandy beaches and rugged coastlines. Drysuit required, you must have multi day kayak camping and coastal paddling experience and be able to maintain a loaded boat at 3+ knots for a minimum of 15 miles per day through ocean swells. Limit 3. RT Ferry fees $250-375 depending on group size; 1 night stay in hostel $24 single or $65 room. Fees collected in advance. Email Lisa Johnson at lajbkayak@yahoo.com or call 206.439.7029 for sign up and more info. See: http://www.ccrd-bc.ca/communities/bella-bella.php http://www.vancouverisland.com/regions/towns/?townID=3531

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