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Ocean Sound Kayaking: Trips and Itinerary
Ocean Sound Kayaking offers several different sea kayaking trips in the South Moresby / Queen Charlotte Islands
Gwaii Haanas sea kayaking at its best! |
Hotsprings to the Totems of the Pacific |
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This classic expedition, allows guests the unique opportunity to navigate the best part of Gwaii Haanas. Highlights include the UNESCO World Heritage site, time to beach comb for glass balls, walks in old growth forests, and an abundance of wildlife and inter tidal wonders unmatched by any destination in British Columbia. Learn more...
8 and 10 day sea kayaking tour |
Kayak in remote British Columbia |
Totems of the Pacific |
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A journey to a remote destination through several base camps, featuring beach combing, dramatic coastal landscapes, and an abundance of wild life, guests will appreciate the solitude of this environment. Visiting the Island jewel and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sgaang Gwaii is one of the many highlights of this trip. Learn more...
8 day sea kayaking tour |
Soak in natural hot springs |
Hotsprings and the Path Less Traveled |
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This journey is ideal for hot spring enthusiasts, and paddlers with limited time, who wish to explore the many unique environments of the islands. Using two base camps, provides endless opportunities for day paddles, to unveil treasures such as marine wildlife, inter tidal wonders, old growth forests, and the Totems of Skedans. Learn more...
5 day sea kayaking tour |
Shoulder season trips |
Fall Bears and Salmon |
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Kayakers will experience the return of the pink salmon, a species that migrates to the Queen Charlotte Islands every two years. The salmon migrate upstream to spawn and become part of the food web for species such as: Sea Lions, Seals, Bald Eagles, Black Bears and the occasional pod of Killer Whales, making wildlife viewing an unforgettable experience.Learn more...
10 day sea kayaking tour |
Below is an overview of the tours we offer in Gwaii Haanas National Park
2008 Tour Schedule
Dates 2008 |
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Trip |
Price |
Length |
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June 26 |
July 5 |
Hot Springs to the Totems of the Pacific |
$2,125 |
10 Days |
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July 5 |
July 12 |
Totems of the Pacific |
$1,995 |
8 Days |
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July 12 |
July 20 |
Hot Springs to the Totems of the Pacific |
$2,095 |
9 Days |
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July 20 |
July 24 |
Hot Springs and the Pathless Traveled |
$1,225 |
5 Days |
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July 24 |
Aug 2 |
Hot Springs to the Totems of the Pacific |
$2,125 |
10 Days |
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Aug 2 |
Aug 9 |
Totems of the Pacific |
$1,995 |
8 Days |
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Aug 9 |
Aug 16 |
Totems of the Pacific |
$1,995 |
8 Days |
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Aug 16 |
Aug 23 |
Hot Springs to the Totems of the Pacific |
$1,995 |
8 Days |
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Aug 23 |
Sept 1 |
Hot Springs to the Totems of the Pacific |
$2,125 |
10 Days |
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Sept 1 |
Sept 10 |
Fall Bears and Salmon |
$1,995 |
10 Days |
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All prices are in Canadian dollars and include parks fees.
6% GST NOT INCLUDED in price
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"This ranks as one of the very best vacations I have ever taken. It was everything I'd hoped for, and on many occasions, it well exceeded my expectations."
~ Rod Vullenvue, Calgary
Our fully catered sea kayak adventures are designed for both beginners and experienced paddlers.
Small intimate group size of eight guests provides the personal attention you deserve!
6 singles and 2 double sea kayaks are used to ensure your comfort, confidence, and progression, while providing the freedom of independent travel.
Quality, quantity, and variety of menu
Local knowledge from start to finish!
Communal environment Guides and guests work together to make the daily trip itinerary, working with weather, tides, wildlife and the general interest of the group.
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Our guests say:
"Amazing - couldn't believe it. Best vacation ever. We even saw whales."
~ Joe & Jane
Gwaii Haanas is the #1 National Park as rated by National Geographic Traveler Magazine
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