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Discover Coastal British Columbia

Awaken your senses by cruising through some of the richest ecological environments on earth.

Experience an adventure steeped in authenticity

Experience daylight lodge to lodge cruising – experience intimate, engaging encounters. Up close and personal adventures on board the comfort of the Pacific Bear, and the welcoming nature of the coastal community at our selected-on shore accommodation. Our cruises are not the normal or average adventure. These journeys appeal to those adventure seekers who possess ongoing curiosity. These are not just small ships with compromised on board accommodations, rather a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere on a boutique ship and expansive, first class on shore accommodation. Click an icon below to select a cruise

Desolation Sound and the Inside Passage

The geography on this route is a mesmerizing mix of narrow inlets to deep fjords and small rounded islands to towering glaciers. The scenery around these islands is arguably some of the most impressive on the British Columbia coast. There is a remarkable First Nations history in the area including sites in Lund, Cortes, Quadra, Toba Inlet and even Homfray Channel with several remaining relics and pictographs.

Southern Gulf Islands of the Salish Sea

With daylight hours spent cruising the coast and overnight in shoreside village accommodations, you’ll enjoy a complete Salish Sea Islands experience. The geology of these islands creates a fabulous cruising area. The Gulf Islands are made of sandstone that has been folded and uplifted until it protrudes out of the ocean, while the San Juan Islands are the peaks of sunken mountains. Although sitting on both sides of the border, the Gulf and San Juan Islands are so interconnected it feels like one big community.

Pacific Rim

Witness the epic feeding migration of the Grey Whales off the Pacific Rim National Park on board the Pacific Bear II. With daylight hours spent cruising the coast and overnights at select shoreside accommodations, you’ll receive a profound coastal experience. Our Pacific Coastal Cruise is an adventure that can only be experienced by a select few during a special time of year. The itinerary follows the Alberni Inlet to the centre of Barkley Sound and up into the sheltered waters of Ucluelet.

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OUR COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY

Pacific Coastal Cruises & Tours is always looking for ways to be more environmentally friendly. Being an ecotourism company, our passion is exploring British Columbia’s coast and protecting it is just as important to us as any other part of our business. From transportation efficiency to the products we use, sustainability is always top of mind.

Introducing the Pacific Bear II

With an overall length of almost 90ft, the yachtship Pacific Bear II is the ultimate in daylight lodge to lodge cruising. The yacht has ample interior viewing space including a welcoming 360° extensive pilot house, a salon with bar and big screen TV for naturalist presentations, single seat dining for all guests and a cozy forward viewing lounge. The Pacific Bear II also features a main deck walk around and upper deck, both open and covered.

Just lovely, so relaxing and within some of the most beautiful spots on the west coast. The crew were such professionals, attending to everyone’s needs even when you didn’t realize you needed anything!

Trip of a lifetime. It was on our bucket list and did not disappoint! The crew were attentive, knowledgeable, professional and were very much a part of making this one of our most memorable trips ever.

Throughout the entire trip, beginning to end, the Captain and his crew offered a five star experience of a lifetime. We were impressed by their knowledge, enthusiasm and experience as they guided us on a stellar cruise through one of the jewels on BC's rugged coastline.

We enjoyed the dedicated enthusiastic staff that pampered us older folks in every way. Combine this with lovingly prepared gourmet food, a well run ship, cozy remote lodges and the great BC outdoors backdrop at its Best- and you have a very memorable vacation.

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Explore The Working Coast

Aboard the m.v. aurora explorer.

With Marine Link Tours, cruise the inland waterways of coastal BC on the magical MV Aurora Explorer! Our 135-foot landing craft transports heavy equipment & freight as you enjoy rugged coastal scenery & abundant sea life. The ship’s chef will prepare first class meals while you experience the ambience of small group cruising and visit working logging camps, remote villages and other unique coastal destinations.

About the M.V. Aurora Explorer

About the aurora explorer.

The Aurora Explorer is a 135-foot landing craft that transports a wide variety of heavy equipment and general freight.

Cruise off the beaten path in the inland waterways of coastal British Columbia.

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Settle into our double occupancy staterooms that all feature 2 single beds and opening exterior windows.

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EXPLORE THE WEST COAST OF BRITISH COLUMBIA ABOARD THE HISTORIC COLUMBIA III

Discover BC’s Top Sea Kayak Tours

We offer multi-day mothership sea kayaking tours in areas rarely visited by other paddlers.

With Columbia III’s onboard accommodation, our sea kayaking tours are not limited to areas with natural campsites. We paddle the remote, steep and rugged parts of the BC coast, often with dense bear populations, where other kayakers can rarely venture.

Accompanied by professional sea kayak guides and naturalists, our fast and stable double kayaks bring us closer to nature than any other form of marine travel. Glide across the water, observe undisturbed wildlife on the shoreline, learn of the aquatic life beneath your seat, and watch whales from the waterline. After a day of paddling and exploring, come home to our luxury vessel where gourmet meals, wine, conversation, laughter and relaxation await you.

COASTAL CRUISES

Our Coastal Cruises are perfect for anyone curious to learn of BC’s stunning wilderness, abundant wildlife and rich coastal history.

Cruise the glacial-fed waters of coastal BC, home to ancient rainforests and frequented by orca killer whales, humpback whales, pacific white-sided dolphins, harbour seals, black bears, grizzly bears, spirit bears, bald eagles and more. On daily shore excursions, we can explore ancient First Nations village sites, visit remote communities only accessible by water, and investigate tide-pools and seabird nesting colonies. Our professional guides and workshop leaders will accompany you on the adventure that fits your interests. Each night we’ll find a quiet secluded anchorage for an evening of onboard relaxation and camaraderie with like-minded travelers.

Our tours fill up fast. Some spaces are still currently available aboard our Broughton Archipelago, Desolation Sound and Great Bear Rainforest tours.

We are now taking reservations for 2025. We encourage guests to book as early as possible to ensure your desired dates and trip destination, especially for large groups or private charters.

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Over the years, we've provided ‘trips of a lifetime’ for countless travellers from around the world. See what our past guests have to say about their experiences with us.

“Trips on the COLUMBIA III have now become a necessity rather than a passing fancy. Thanks to the splendid crew, the wonderful chef and of course, my esteemed Captain Ross. I will rise again and organize another venture!”

–  Paddy  Victoria BC Whole boat charter, 2011, 2015

“We are truly in awe of the experience you shared with us. The attention to detail and the quality of care you show your guests is outstanding. Fern, the food was incredible, kayaking will always bring back memories of the smells coming from your galley and the camaraderie shared at the table. Ross, your love and enthusiasm for the COLUMBIA III and Mothership Adventures always shows in the stories and knowledge you so freely share. Thank you all for one of the best vacations we’ve ever had, along with the opportunity to share a week in your lives. We can’t thank you enough.”

– 2012  Joan and Michael Collins , Publishers, Sea Kayaker Magazine

“Another amazing trip aboard my favorite boat. It’s like taking our home into the middle of a vast, wild, beautiful wilderness, and then getting to quietly be a part of that natural world. A gentle spirit bear, sparring grizzlies, breaching whales and gorgeous paddling water! And then great food, good humor, amazing stories and wonderful friends. Thank you everyone for a unique and fantastic trip.”

–  Mary, Cour D’Alene  Idaho. 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016 and whole boat charter 2018, and returning in 2022

“So we travel all the way from England with hope and expectation for a great adventure and what did we get? A bl**dy fantastic adventure! The mix of wildlife, including the elusive Spirit Bear, grizzlies, black bears, wolves, sea otters, eagles and all the rest. Plus guides who know everything about everything!!!!! Plus food that was so, so, so, good, never a scrap was left, plus such great friendship and humour from all the guests and crew. Shame about the Skipper, but can’t have everything I suppose! So many thanks to Ross, Luke, Steve and Farlyn for the best time ever. Such great friends.”

–  Steve & Anne, Steve & Carey , 2008, 2009, 2016 and  Vince and Jacky , England

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Booking with us ensures that you have a fantastic sport fishing or Whale watching experience. Our experienced fishing guides have over 30 years of experience. Everything is up to date and double-checked to provide you with a safe and rewarding experience that the entire family can enjoy.

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BC Coastal Adventure

Journey through BC's Coast on an adventure packed with exceptional sightseeing, small communities, wildlife and locally sourced dining. Board the Frances Barkely, a coast freighter that delivers an unforgettable sailing through the stunning Broken islands to Ucluelet. The narrated sailing offers a rare chance to see some of the most beautiful and inaccessible landscapes. Spend two nights at Black Rock Oceanfront Resort in Ucluelet, join various escorted trail and scenic walks and soak up the areas rugged natural beauty at this luxurious waterfront property.

Visit Fanny Bay's historical Inn and Oyster shop before heading to Powell River. Here get acquainted with yet more unbelievable scenic vistas, take a guided historic walking tour of the township of Powell River, and visit Lund, the quaint village situated quite litterally at the end of the road! From here sail through scenic Island Groups on a lunch cruise to the edge of Desolation Sound, Simply breathtaking.

Join Alexander McNaughton, local forager on an educational foraging walk in Powell River. Later, visit Alexander at his forested retreat for an exceptional dinner featuring the items foraged by the group earlier in the day. Home via the Sunshine Coast Highway. Additional $20 ferry fee for 64 years and under*

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Hghlights Tours

Our most popular charter. This is a great, short outing to make time here special. It's most cost effective from our Egmont base. Departures from other locations can be arranged.

PRINCESS LOUISA IN FEBRUARY

What could be more romantic than a visit to Princess Louisa Inlet? Plan a weekend getaway around Valentine's Day (Feb 10th and 14th) and see it in the quietest and maybe most picturesque time.

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Enjoy the best of the bc sunshine coast from the water  join us for a marine sightseeing tour., marine sightseeing tours on the beautiful bc sunshine coast., get out on the water & see the best side of the sunshine coast.

Thanks for looking at Sunshine Coast Tours! Our 35 years of local experience makes us the area’s longest running tour operation. Our boat tours give you the best opportunity to get to know the marine part of the Sunshine Coast. We can run tours every day because of the protection from weather that our inlets enjoy. We think our expertise lies in the marine operation, but our commentary is what we are best known for. It is well researched and constantly updated to give an overview of many of the features and history here.

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• Princess Louisa Inlet
• Skookumchuck Narrows

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“Charter” if you want to customize a tour program or do something unique. You will have to talk with us to arrange a charter.

"Sunshine Coast Tours went above and beyond to give us a wonderful experience. The trip was informative, beautiful, safe and inspiring. Bryce knows lots about the area and apparently the other captain is also knowledgeable. He made sure we were all comfortable and we had an hour and a half at Chatterbox Falls. Great Service and Spectacular Scenery"

- Beth, Tripadvisor

"Thank you Captain Bryce for an amazing tour of Princess Louisa inlet and Chatterbox Falls. We really enjoyed listening to you share your knowledge of the area! You do it in a way that is genuine and not rehearsed like some other tours can be. Seeing transient orcas from only a few metres away wasn’t bad either..."

- Abbey, Tripadvisor

"We saw orcas on our way to Princess Louisa inlet and saw them again on our way back. Our guide stopped the boat, so we could take pictures. We also saw lots of seals and eagles! The stop at the falls was long enough to eat your own picnic, take pictures and walk around the small trail. I would definitely recommend to everyone."

- Chloé, Google

"The scenery is gorgeous but what really brought it to life was our guides knowledge of the area, the history, geography, and so much more. If you are looking for an informative tour in a beautiful part of the world, I would highly recommend Sunshine Coast Tours."

- Karen, Google

"The tour to Princess Louisa Inlet was incredible. We both grew up in Vancouver near the water, but we have never seen such stunning views by boat. The stop at Chatterbox Falls was only one of the highlights of this trip. Jim did an amazing job as our tour guide. He was knowledgeable and enthusiastic. I would not hesitate to recommend this trip to anyone."

- Mandy, Tripadvisor

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Use the BOOK NOW button to check schedule and availability of seating.

Our popular Princess Louisa Inlet tour sails frequently through much of the year.  Often, if asked far enough in advance we add sailings to accommodate requests. On select days with prime viewing times, our Skookumchuck Narrows tour runs at 4:00 pm.

Outside of scheduled times we are available for other programs. To give you a price we need to know the tour you are interested in ( Princess Louisa Inlet, Skookumchuck Narrows, Highlights <Egmont or other area >, and the time frame of your tour.

our most popular charter

PRINCESS LOUISA – $175

• There is a reason why we call this the ULTIMATE Sunshine Coast Experience. The scenery and the stories in the glacial inlets (fjord) of Jervis Inlet and Princess Louisa Inlet are unparalleled. Spend free time spent ashore in the Provincial Park, right beside world famous Chatterbox Falls.

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SKOOKUMCHUCK – $59

Experience the phenomena of the Sechelt Rapids from the unique platform of our tour boat. Feel the power involved in the flow! The operator offers an explaination of why this current builds and the features that are created. Because it’s related to nature’s cycles it’s different  every time you visit.

Highlights is a generic term we apply to a tour without a specific destination. We’re familiar with all the major areas and have built programs to show them off. When you just want to “get out on the water” this is what you want to ask about. Note: When we customize programs minimum charges will apply, including relocation fees if we start and finish away from our home base.

SKOOKUMCHUCK

• Experience the phenomena of the Sechelt Rapids from the unique platform of our tour boat. Feel the power involved in the flow! The operator offers an explanation of why this current builds and the features that are created. Because it’s related to nature’s cycles it’s different every time you visit.

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Interested in a custom tour.

Inquiries for group outings are always welcome. For group departures we will look at modifying our standard programs. Additionally, we can take you on a custom sightseeing trip to the destinations of your choice. Please contact us to discuss details. To begin we need to know the program or destination you are interested in. And the time frame.

16 Beautiful BC Coastal Towns You Must Visit at Least Once

What can be more rewarding and relaxing than a beach day during the beautiful summers in British Columbia? And when it’s in our very own province of British Columbia, this list of the best coastal towns in BC will help you make the most of it. 

Whether you are looking for a summer visit, or maybe even somewhere to reitre one day, our curated list of the best BC coastal towns is your answer to all the questions regarding BC beach towns.

Charming and Beautiful BC Coastal Towns

The rugged west coast and pristine beaches are just part of what makes Tofino a hidden gem and one of the best coastal towns in BC to visit. It is one of the best places to surf in BC . But that is not all. Enjoy storm watching, hiking, whale watching, camping fishing, amazing eats (do not miss Tacofino for tacos or Rhino coffee for their breakfast sandwiches) and luxury accommodations. Check out more breakfast places in Tofino as well as Tofino’s best restaurants as you start planning.

Tofino is the perfect place to be close to nature, whether in the forest or on the sandy beaches. It is busiest in the summer months but also popular in the winter for storm watching and a quieter atmosphere.

Location: On the Pacific Ocean on Vancouver Island’s East Coast

Population: 2500

Nearby Sightseeing: Pacific Rim National Park, Ucluelet, Cathedral Grove (MacMillan Provincial Park)

How to get there: Vancouver to Tofino ,  Nanaimo to Tofino  or  Victoria to Tofino ,

Where to stay in Tofino:

MIDRANGE:  Duffin Cove Resort   Duffin Cove is newly renovated and is right in Tofino. They have a few A frame cabins right on the water that you can book as well. The nice thing about staying here is that you can leave your car and walk into town. Parking can be busy in town in high season. 

MIDRANGE:  Hotel Zed Tofino  Hotel Zed is right off the highway and less than 500m from Chesterman Beach. It is 1.1 km from Mackenzie Beach. Your stay includes free parking and there is a restaurant on site. Hotel Zed is known for its eclectic styled accommodations. You cannot miss it! Pets are welcome at Hotel Zed.

MIDRANGE:  Shoreline Tofino   Shoreline Tofino offers a rustic feel with A Frame loft style cabins. it is close to the downtown core of Tofino and on the harbour side.

LUXURY:  Pacific Sands Beach Resort   Pacific Sands is the epitome of luxury. Featuring townhouse style accommodations and jetted tubs with a view, few other properties can walk right out to Cox Bay beach! Depending on your accommodation type, you can have a full kitchen and multiple bedrooms. If storm watching or walking the sandy beaches are your thing, choose Pacific Sands! It is perfect for families and getaways with friends!

LUXURY:  Long Beach Lodge Resort   Long Beach lodge features oceanfront rooms as well as cabins with hot tubs. There are surfing rentals and lessons right on site. It is situated on Cox Bay beach

AIRBNB:  I have a post on the   best Tofino AirBNB locations .

Resources for planning your trip:  Tofino packing list

2. White Rock

White Rock has everything you need for an adventurous day; there is White Rock Beach, a waterfront boardwalk where you can often find a street musician, a 1,500-foot-long pier, and plenty of food. This BC coastal town also has a lot of things going on; there is a museum, lots of restaurants, and a farmers market where you can source items on Sundays. It is the perfect place for all ages as the prominade is wheelchair friendly and kids love playing at the beach at low tide. If you have a dog, the West Beach is dog friendly. It is also the best beach area at low tide.  

Location : South Surrey, 45 minutes drive from Vancouver. 

Population : 20 000

Nearby Sightseeing : White Rock Pier, White Rock Museum & Archives, White Rock.

Resources: Things to do in Surrey this summer

How To Get There: By car or public transport.

3. Victoria

From the unique architecture to the museums and waterfront restaurants, Victoria is one of the most fun BC coastal cities to visit and a popular BC getaway . This relaxing coastal city has a lot of shops, boutiques, and galleries where you can discover great gems. Victoria is also surrounded by beaches and beautiful scenery, which provide breathtaking views of Mount Baker in nearby Washington State. 

While you are here, you can take a bike tour to learn more about the history and indigenous culture of the area. Also, don’t forget to go for summer swimming on Willows Beach —this beach features a long sandy stretch, a picnic area with a grassy area, and trees for shade.  Afternoon tea in Victoria is another must-do for visitors to the city.

A super unique idea is to book a local photographer on your weekend getaway! It is easy! If you believe that memories make the best souvenirs, then  book a photo shoot  before your trip! If you use the code LINDSAY you will get $25 off your booking as well!  Click here to search and book a photoshoot  while in Whistler (or many other locations in BC)

Location : Southern end of Vancouver Island

Population : 90 000

Nearby Sightseeing : Willows Beach, Butchart Gardens, Victoria Ale Trail

Resources for your Trip:   how to spend 1 day in Victoria, Victoria at Christmas ,  Book your whale watching tour here, Victoria in October ,

How To Get There : From Vancouver take the Tsawassen – Swartz Bay ferry (by car or as a walk on passenger). Victoria is about 30 minutes from the Swartz Bay terminal by car or 55 minutes by public transport. There are also express busses that must be booked in advance. Float Planes land Helijet and in the Inner Harbour from Downtown Vancouver and Richmond Airport. Victoria also has an airport (YYJ) that is serviced by multiple airlines.

4. Parksville

Parksville is a BC coastal town full of things to explore; the fresh seafood, the quaint shops, and the beaches. This town is well known for its large, sandy beaches, sun-warmed salt water, and abundance of natural beauty. Also, Parksville was recently named one of the top 6 beaches in North America. You can visit the beach, enjoy water activities, and visit the museum to view beautiful arts. 

Location : East coast of Vancouver Island, North of Nanaimo 

Population : 13 000

Nearby Sightseeing : Parksville and Qualicum Beach, Parksville Community Park, Parksville Museum.

How To Get There : From Vancouver take the Horseshoe Bay ferry to Departure Bay or the Tsawassen Ferry to Duke Point.

Connecting flights from Vancouver International (YVR) fly into the neighbouring Nanaimo Airport and Comox Valley Airport (YQQ). Harbour Air Seaplanes and Helijet offer flights from downtown Vancouver to downtown Nanaimo.

5. Cowichan Bay

Cowichan Bay is an excellent place defined by floating homes and buildings on stilts. This area is known for its local delicacy, including organic bakeries, cheese shops, and seafood. You can also kayak at the Cowichan Bay estuary, watch whales and view the more than 200 species of migrant shorebirds. There are also numerous shops and restaurants to get souvenirs and try out local delicacies. 

Location : Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island

Population : 2599

Nearby Sightseeing: Cowichan Estuary Nature Centre, Rocky Creek Winery, Coverdale Watson park, Cowichan Bay Maritime Centre.

How to Get There : Ferry, car, bus, and air. 

6. Skidegate, Haida Gwaii

Off the northwest coast of British Columbia is a group of islands known as Haida Gwaii. One of the islands includes Skidegate, the gateway for adventures; outdoor recreation opportunities in this area include fishing, boating, wildlife viewing, kayaking, beachcombing, and camping. Skidegate used to be a hub for otters and is home to many totem poles. 

Location : Haida Gwaii. 

Population : 700

Nearby Sightseeing : Spirit Lake Trail, Haida Style Expeditions, Jungle Beach. 

How To Get There : Ferry

7. Ucluelet

While in Ucluelet, you can enjoy fun activities like surfing, kayaking, and hiking. Ucluelet also has a wide array of shops where you can shop for unique items like jewelry, glass, and art. The ragged shorelines and rainforest in this town also make it a place for a perfect spring getaway. It is just 30 minutes from Tofino by car but typically a lot quieter.

You can learn about the sea creatures at the Ucluelet Aquarium, walk along the Wild Pacific Trail, or tour the Broken Group Islands for a chance to see the whales. Ucluelet is also popular for storm watching in January and Feb. And, don’t forget to savor some fresh seafood, go on a spa retreat and explore the waters off Ucluelet Harbor. 

Location : West coast of  Vancouver Island

Population : 2000

Nearby Sightseeing : Pacific Rim National Park, Ucluelet Lighthouse Loop, Ucluelet Aquarium. 

How To Get There: From Vancouver take the Horseshoe Bay ferry to Departure Bay or the Tsawassen Ferry to Duke Point. From Nanaimo, you are going to take the Island Highway (Hwy 19) Northbound towards Campbell River. You will go past Parksville and almost to Qualicum Beach. Take EXIT 60 towards Port Alberni and you are now on HWY BC-4 Follow HWY 4 past Coombs, MacMillan Provincial Park (home to 800 year old trees), Sutton Pass (your chance for snow in winter conditions), through Port Alberni, and when you almost reach the other side of the Island a left at the junction (Uclulet – Tofino) will take you into Ucluelet. You can read more about driving from Nanaimo to Tofino and popular stops along the way. Tofino also has an airport that you can fly into on a commerical or private carrier. Float planes and a bus also service the area.

Sechelt is a famous coastal town in BC, surrounded by mountains and 20 miles of shoreline. This coastal town is a great place to enjoy outdoor activities like kayaking, hiking, biking, and camping. Sechelt is also a perfect hub to discover art, enjoy culinary treats and appreciate nature. If you enjoy the water and outdoor activities,  stop by Smuggler’s Cove to kayak through the calm waters. 

Location : North of Gibsons on the Sunshine Coast, 

Population: 10,847

Nearby Sightseein g: Porpoise Bay Provincial Park, Soames Hill, Skookumchuck Narrows. Smuggler’s Cove

How To Get There : From Vancouver take the Horseshoe Bay ferry

9. Ganges, Salt Spring Island

Ganges is a famous beach town in BC with an abundance of food, thriving scenes, ocean views, and scenic beaches. This island is one of the gulf islands that separates mainland British Columbia and Vancouver Island. Salt Spring has also been described as an unspoiled paradise; the island has many friendly locals, scenic beaches, forested trails, and a wide range of dining options. 

While you are here, visit the Saturday market (open from March to October), where you will find a variety of crafts from artists, jewelers, potters, and photographers. The Ganges also has a winery that offers tastings in the summer with local cheeses and desserts. 

Location : Vancouver Island

Population : 11,635

Nearby Sightseeing : Ruckle Provincial Park, Ruckle Heritage Farm

How To Get There : From Vancouver take the Tsawassen ferry terminal to Long Harbour. Alternate route is to take Tsawassen ferry to Swartz Bay and then Swartz Bay to Fulford Harbour. Harbour Air seaplanes also services Salt Spring from Vancouver Airport and Downtown Vancouver.

10. Port Renfrew

Port Renfrew is a small fishing village known for its massive Douglas firs, Sitka trees, and the ‘Canada Gnarliest Tree.’ This coastal town offers one-of-a-kind exploration; there are excellent choices for dining, tons of lakes, and great trails. Port Renfrew also has a Botanical Beach, where you can explore the colorful marine life, take a whale viewing tour, and go ocean fishing. For food and fun, visit Wild Renfrew, a hub that offers two eateries and adventure packages. 

Population : 14,000

Nearby Sightseeing: Loss Creek, Sandbar trail, Botanical Beach Provincial Park

How To Get There : Bus, ferry, car, and air. 

11. Gibsons

Gibsons is a small charming BC coastal town famous for being a fun summertime destination; this town has lots of parks, beaches, food, and a thriving art scene. Also, you can enjoy fun activities like mountain biking and hiking to the waterfall. Gibsons also hosts many festivals, especially in summer, and it was here that the popular series, The Beachcombers, was filmed. While you are here, try to sip some beer from one of the local breweries and try out local cuisines from the countless restaurants. 

Location : Lower Sunshine Coast 

Population : 4,943

Nearby Sightseeing : Persephone Brewing Company, Gibsons Visitor Centre, Tapworks Brewing Company.

How To Get There: By car, ferries, public buses, and bikes. 

12. Prince Rupert

Located on Kaien Island, Prince Rupert offers a lot of highlights, including fantastic sunsets and a protected reserve. There is also the Khutzeymateen Sanctuary, where you will find grizzly bears in their natural habitat. Prince Rupert is also surrounded by mountains, rainforests, and fjords that overlooks the archipelago of Islands. While in town, you should visit Cow Bay, a three-block area with decorated cows, unique artworks, and seafood meals. 

Location : Kaien Island in Chatham Sound. 

Population : 12,220

Nearby Sightseeing : Museum of Northern British Columbia, Tall Tree Trails, Butze Rapids Park, 

How To Get There : Air, bus, ferry, and car. 

13. Bella Coola

With its glacier rivers, vast forests, and fjords, Bella Coola is a great place to explore the breathtaking wilderness. While you are here, explore and view the BC coastal town’s carvings, arts, museums, and historical landmarks. If you go in the fall, you can also view the salmon spawn and bears. 

In case you fly into the town, you will be able to get a bird’s eye view of the beautiful valley. You can also take a scenic road drive to take in the lush and beautiful surroundings of the area. 

Location :  Bella Coola Valley, British Columbia 

Population : 2,163

Nearby Sightseeing : Bella Coola Valley Museum, Copper Sun Gallery & Journeys, Clayton Fall Recreation Area

How To Get There : By air, car, ferries. 

Comox is a perfect location for a fun road trip getaway; there are boutiques, beaches, java joints, and expansive ocean views. Comox also has some breweries, four wineries, two distilleries, and a lot of tide-to-table seafood. If you love outdoor adventure, you will enjoy mountain biking on the trail network. You can also explore the flavors of their delicacy from the local eateries and restaurants. Slurp some oysters, sip some wine and go on a spa retreat after the day’s activities. 

Location : Eastern coast of Vancouver Island

Population : 15,000

Nearby Sightseeing: Comox Air Force Museum, Filberg Park, Goose Spit Park

How To Get There: By air, car, derries.

15. Port Hardy

Port Hardy is one of the coastal towns in BC that will calm your mind with its beautiful unspoiled scenery and authentic adventures. This town offers beautiful secluded beaches, tall trees, and a lot of challenging trails. You can do many things here: explore the Hardy Bay Seawall, hike through the forest and beaches, shop for special souvenirs and observe the amazing wildlife. 

Location : Northeast end of Vancouver Island

Population : 4,585

Nearby Sightseeing :  Beaver Harbour Park, Port Hardy Museum, Carrot Park; and 

How To Get There: BC ferries, cars, and by air. 

16. Galiano Island

Galiano Island offers a tranquil wilderness, beaches, and restaurants that serve meals made out of fresh ingredients. You can enjoy many activities in this British Columbia beach town; you can watch the whales, gold, fish, kayak, and watch for animals on land and sea. 

Location : Northern Vancouver Island

Population : 1,396

Nearby Sightseeing : Bodega Ridge Provincial Park, Montague Harbour Marine Provincial Park, Bellhouse Provincial Park

How To Get There: From Vancouver take the Tsawassen ferry terminal to Galiano.

British Columbia is one of the most beautiful places on earth and I am proud to call it home. These BC coastal towns are just one of the jewels of our province. Have you visited any of these beach towns in BC or think another town should be on the list, let me know in the comments!

Lindsay Nieminen is the creator of UncoveringBC.com. She grew up and still lives in the suburbs of Vancouver with her family. She aims to inspire inform, and educate others about traveling in her home province of British Columbia. She is also the creator of carpediemourway.com  which aims to show parents how to seek out adventure at home or abroad, with their children in tow!

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Expeditions and Surf Retreats

Paddle and surf along the wild, remote and stunningly beautiful coastlines and rivers.

Experience adventure, relaxation and connection on wild coastlines. Immerse yourself in breathtaking wilderness locations rich in culture and glorious in nature, the perfect environment to explore.

• Walk among the ancient old-growth temperate rainforests.
• Enjoy magnificent ocean touring in the Discovery Islands, included in National Geographic Canada’s 50 Places of a Lifetime . 
• Spot sea lions, seals, dolphins, otters, and bears – and even Orca and Humpback Whales on our Broughton Archipelago Expedition.
• Experience the deep connection between Coastal First Nations and their traditional territories.
• Enjoy Yukon’s  “Call of the Wild” on our Nisutlin River expedition.
• Improve your paddling skills, build confidence and experience dynamic ocean environments.
• Learn about our wild salmon, Pacific marine wildlife and our connected coastal rainforest ecosystems on our interpretive trips.
• Surf wild coastlines in British Columbia, Portugal and the Maldives.
• Enjoy the “Call of the Wild” on our Yukon river trips!
• Surf wild coastlines in British Columbia, Portugal and the Maldives

Multiday Expeditions & Surf Retreats

Every tour and surf retreat is an inspiring and rejuvenating coastal experience. Our small group sizes allow us to give you personalized coaching to improve your paddling skills. We invite you to join us on the water.

Discovery Island Ocean Camp

A magnificent ocean touring and lodge based paddling experience on Quadra Island.

4 night, 5 day

Full . Get on our waitlist.

May 26-30th, 2024

$2575 + gst

Broughton Archipelago Expedition

Our incredible journey through Kwak’waka’wakw Territory in the Broughton Archipelago on Vancouver Island.

4 Night, 5 Day

Now booking

For June 10-14, 18-22, 2024

$1795 + gst

Yukon River Expedition

Experience the call of the wild on this paddle down the historic Yukon River.

6 Night, 7 Day

Now Booking

August 21-27, 2024

$2,775 + gst

Nisutlin River Expedition

One of the few south flowing, wild rivers in the Yukon Territory and based out of Whitehorse.

August 28 – September 4, 2024

$3475 + gst

Surf Portugal

An incredible paddle surf experience on Portugal’s exceptional Atlantic coastline.

7 night, 8 day

1 Spot remaining!

April 17-24, 2024

$2795 + gst

Tofino Surf Camp

Our All Inclusive 5 day West Coast Paddle Surf Camp in Tofino, British Columbia.

September 19-23, 2024

$2,750.00 + gst

Bella Bella Expedition

Exploring island archipelago’s on the central Great Bear Rainforest coastline.

5 Night, 6 Day

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July 9-14, 2024

Maldives SUP Surf Trip

A Premier Boat Assisted Paddle Surf Trip to Paradise

11 Night, 12 Day

May 12-22, 2025

We know a SUP expedition is not the kind of decision you make everyday. Norm is here to help answer any questions you have.

No pitch, no pressure. We can help match you to a trip that fits, so you can soak it all in once you get here.

Meet Norm Hann

Norm discovered the sport of stand up paddleboarding in 2008. He knew that the paddleboard was going to be an incredible way to intimately experience coastlines around the world, and wanted to facilitate experiences for people that would move them and challenge their way of thinking. From there, Norm Hann Expeditions was born. Norm is currently a certified Paddle Canada Instructor.

Norm brings his lifetime of coaching, teaching and expedition guiding experience to every tour. His goal is to help you become a better paddler while providing the opportunity to build your own connections with wild and remote paddling destinations and cultures.

“I do it out of my passion for the ocean and the coastlines, for the powerful connection between people and our environment, to be able to facilitate the experience and growth for others.”

You’re in good company

-Laura Mercy, Discovery Island Ocean Camp 2022

“Sign me up Norm. And thank you for what you do and how you do it. You create experiences in the wilderness with high awareness and regard for the precious and precarious beauty that is here on this planet. I always feel safe and stretched to my limits and you always gather heartful people and build a strong and connected team. So in my value system its always a yes to these offerings, and a privilege to be included.

-Norah Trace, 2023

Explore Belize’s spectacular blue waters and marine life by paddleboard.

Great Bear Rainforest

Build an intimate and rare connection to one of the world’s most remote ecosystems.

Questions about experiences, SUP training, or gear?

Send me a message and I’ll help you find the right fit for your SUP skills and goals.

Inner Coast Inlet Tours

Inner Coast Inlet Tours invites you to come explore the wild and rugged beauty of the BC coast. Fish canneries, giant cedar trees, natural hot springs and wildlife such as eagles, harbour seals, and pacific white sided dolphins are just a few of the highlights to expect to see on one of our customized charter trips

Inner Coast Inlet Tours invites you to come explore the wild and rugged beauty of the BC coast. Fish canneries, giant cedar trees, natural hot springs and wildlife such as eagles, harbour seals, and pacific white sided dolphins are just a few of the highlights to expect to see on one of our customized charter trips.

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Stunning scenery, incredible wildlife & delicious food. Explore Desolation Sound & the Discovery Islands.

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We are surrounded by wildlife and beautiful scenery so no matter which trip you pick, you will have a fantastic time!

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Our trips launch you right into the heart of paddling paradise. We are famous for our food and we offer the best possible wilderness experiences.

Vancouver Island Sea Kayaking Tours with British Columbia’s Original Kayaking Lodge.

In 1987 we built our kayaking lodge in the Discovery Islands, British Columbia with a dream: to craft life-changing multi-day sea kayaking experiences with a few simple ingredients: salt-water, forested islands, soaring mountains, kayaks, and delicious, wholesome food. 

Our passion for exploring our remote corner of British Columbia by kayak has only grown stronger. We live where we paddle, and offer sea kayaking tours with industry leading professionalism and kayaking equipment. Our guided trips combine skills instruction, wilderness adventure, and abundant meals prepared from our own garden produce, fresh eggs, local sea foods, and home baking – both at the lodge and around the campfire.

Our sea kayaking tours explore sheltered routes amid marine parks, wildlife in nature, and rainforest islands – all with spectacular views of the highest peaks of British Columbia’s rugged Coast Mountains. We can’t wait to welcome you to our island home and share with you the best sea kayaking Vancouver Island has to offer!

Multi Day Sea Kayaking Tours and Day Trips in the Discovery Islands & Desolation Sound on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

Experience wilderness camping, learn new skills, and explore British Columbia’s protected ocean among enchanted islands and mountain scenery… Rainforest shores, a secluded warm lake, freshly gathered seafood, and island beach camping make our sea kayaking trip a memorable Vancouver Island adventure!

4 days / 3 nights BC sea kayaking tour $1290 Cdn plus tax

Kayak Lodge Getaway

Lodge-based kayaking adventure! Learn new kayak skills and enjoy daytrips exploring beautiful sheltered shorelines of the Discovery Islands from the comfort and friendly ambiance of our wilderness lodge. Savour home-grown, home-cooked meals and the diverse paddling opportunities in our backyard.

4 days / 3 nights BC sea kayaking lodge $1660 Cdn plus tax

Adventure into the less-traveled parts of this British Columbia marine park that is renowned for its delightful islands, spectacular mountain scenery, warm ocean and abundant wild oysters! Our kayak camping expedition explores a remote northern approach to this British Columbia sea kayaking mecca.

8 days / 7 nights BC sea kayaking tour $2395 Cdn plus tax

Octopus Islands Expedition

Enjoy a kayaking adventure through the protected channels and rainforest islands of three BC marine parks. Paddle the coastal mosaic of tiny islets and shallow coves, observe incredible marine life, hike to a crystal clear forest lake…

6 days / 5 nights BC sea kayaking tour $1795 Cdn plus tax

Octopus Islands Expedition (7 Day)

7 days / 6 nights BC sea kayaking tour $2075 Cdn plus tax

Carved deep into the mainland coast, Bute Inlet is home to BC’s highest mountains. Wildly dramatic, remote beauty and natural features that can only be described in superlatives. Every day in Bute Inlet is a soul-satisfying adventure with as many mountain vistas as you can take in.

7 days / 6 nights BC sea kayaking tour $2095 Cdn plus tax

An amazing journey into awe inspiring scenery with towering waterfalls from the high mountains of British Columbia. The mountains rise straight out of the water, and their proximity on either side amplifies their already lofty peaks. Get ready to spend a lot of time looking up!

Join our exciting expedition to the spectacular wilderness of Bute Inlet, with a special trip to the Orford River, a wildlife sanctuary in the traditional territory of the Xwemalhkwu First Nation with an opportunity to view grizzly bears up close in their natural habitat. A challenging and life-affirming adventure!

7 days / 6 nights BC sea kayaking tour $2470 Cdn plus tax

Custom Sea Kayaking Trips

When possible we can offer a variety of possibilities for group gatherings and adventures. We happily design creative events for families, school groups, paddling clubs – and anyone assembling energetic friends for a unique experience in a very special location. Note that our busy summer schedule means that custom offerings are often only possible during the shoulder season.

Please feel free to contact us any time to talk about ideas and best options. 250-285-2823  or  [email protected]

Welcome to Bluewater Adventures...

Explore the coastline of British Columbia and Southeast Alaska aboard one of our 12 passenger expedition yachts. With over 45 years of experience, Bluewater Adventures is a pioneer in British Columbia eco-tourism and coastal sailing, expedition travel. We provide world class experiences to unique and remote destinations with unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities and the chance to learn from local First Nations about cultural history and art. We advocate sustainable tourism practices and have been Carbon Neutral since 2007. We work to preserve and protect the areas we visit. Your next adventure begins here - Choose from our selection of expedition itineraries or check out our Special Trips Page to learn more about unique travel opportunities.

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Are you interested in chartering one of our vessels for complete charter information on our crewed boats, please contact us., bluewater adventures expeditions  sailing british columbia & southeast alaska .

Explore the wild, but civilized, coast of British Columbia

Bc's ocean coast, discover • explore • experience, explore the salish sea, fjords, islands, passages and open seas of british columbia, authentic experiences.

Boating BC is full of wonder, adventure and views you just have to see to believe. Use this website to plan your sailing or cruising experience through the many worlds of British Columbia’s 26,700 kilometres of coastal and island shores. 

Remember to breathe as you begin charting your course through the waterways, islands and fjords of the wild, but civilized, coast of British Columbia.

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At Terracentric we specialize in offering adventure tours for those who want to explore, witness and learn about the beautiful and awe-inspiring natural environment of British Columbia’s west coast. We use an Adventure Learning approach in all our recreational tours, educational and therapeutic programming and organizational development work.

Overlooking the harbour in Lund, BC, the Terracentric Coastal Adventure Centre has something to offer everyone - no matter what your age or experience level.  Whether its in the ocean, riding the surface or perhaps looking at the ocean from terra firma, our coastal adventure tours are a great way to gain awareness of our marine environment; its beauty, its diversity and also its fragility.Tours and programs range from 3 hours to multiday packages, where you will be well taken care of by exceptional experienced guides, offering personalized all inclusive experiences that inspire, educate and excite.

Zodiac Cruises

Explore the waterways and marine parks of the Salish sea cruising to destinations including Desolation Sound, Mitlenatch Island and Toba Inlet.

Paddle along intertidal zones and through island archipelagos with local guides excited to share their knowledge.

Explore the Sunshine Coast on foot! The region offers a vast network of trails, from oceanside bluffs to lush evergreen forests.

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Spend more time in Lund and soak up our west coast lifestyle enjoying multi-day adventures, west coast dining and local accommodations.

A trip to Lund is an adventure in itself with cruises aboard ferries and a scenic drive along Highway 101 on the Sunshine Coast.

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"I loved everything about this experience! We hired Terracentric to take us to Sarah Point, the start of the Sunshine Coast Trail. Christine was hilarious, professional and very friendly from start to finish. She expertly guided us to the drop off point and wished us well. She managed to find a spot where we could disembark without getting wet (without a dock!). I highly recommend Terracentric and would use them again in a heartbeat." Suzanne, September 2020

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Danny Ocean Announces 2024 ‘Reflexa' North American Tour

Venezuelan singer and songwriter Danny Ocean will launch his first wide U.S. tour on September 13. Ocean's Reflexa Tour, produced by Live Nation, kicks off  at the Moore Theatre in Seattle, and will play theaters or similar venues in 24 other U.S. cities, including Denver, Los Angeles and Boston, before winding down at Miami's FPL Solar Amphitheatre on Nov. 2.

This is Ocean's biggest U.S. tour by far since he catapulted to fame in 2016 with the surprise hit single "Me Rehuso." Tickets will be available starting with an artist presale beginning on Tuesday (May 14) at 10 a.m. local time, and general onsale launching on Friday (May 17) at 10 a.m. local time at  LiveNation.com .

The Reflexa tour takes its name from the album Reflexa , released earlier this year on Atlantic/Warner, a collection of dance/pop tracks with some urban beats and Ocean's distinctive, chill vibes.

Find all the dates for Ocean's 2024 North American tour below:

Sept. 13 - Seattle, WA @ Moore Theatre

Sept. 14 - Vancouver, BC @ The Centre

Sept. 15 - Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater

Sept. 18 - Denver, CO @ Fillmore Auditorium

Sept. 20 - Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues

Sept. 21 - Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium

Sept. 22 - San Francisco, CA @ Masonic

Sept. 27 - San Diego, CA @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Sept. 28 - Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues

Sept. 29 - Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona Financial Theatre

Oct. 3 - San Antonio, TX @ Majestic Theatre

Oct. 4 - Hidalgo, TX @ Payne Arena

Oct. 5 - Houston, TX @ Bayou Music Center

Oct. 6 - Dallas, TX @ South Side Ballroom

Oct. 10 - Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

Oct. 12 - Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Paramount

Oct. 18 - Toronto, ON @ Rebel

Oct. 20 - Boston, MA @ House of Blues

Oct. 24 - Wallingford, CT @ Toyota Oakdale Theatre

Oct. 25 - Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore Philadelphia

Oct. 26 - Washington DC @ The Theater at MGM National Harbor

Oct. 27 - Charlotte, NC @ The Fillmore Charlotte

Oct. 31 - Atlanta, GA @ Coca-Cola Roxy

Nov. 1 - Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Live

Nov. 2 - Miami, FL @ FPL Solar Amphitheatre

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