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Discover Haida Gwaii: Nature and Culture Combined

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Water Life

Water life: From a wind-whipped zodiac expedition, to an adrenaline-pushing kayak adventure, to a meditative fishing trip, it all happens on the water.
Water life: From a wind-whipped zodiac expedition, to an adrenaline-pushing kayak adventure, to a meditative fishing trip, it all happens on the water.

Welcome to Haida Gwaii

Haida Gwaii, a remote archipelago off the northwestern coast of British Columbia, is at once thrilling, serene, and mysterious. Comprising around 150 islands, its separation from the mainland of British Columbia by more than 80 nautical miles enhances its allure.

A Cultural Renaissance

The islands are experiencing a vibrant revival, marked by a new generation of canoe-builders and artisans who are dedicated to reviving ancient artistic traditions. This cultural resurgence is an integral aspect of the Haida Gwaii experience.

Unique Transportation

How you get to Haida Gwaii is part of the adventure. Travel often requires a combination of air, water, and land transport, adding to the experience of reaching this beautiful destination.

Natural Attractions

Balance Rock: The gigantic boulder impossibly poised on a narrow footing left behind by a glacial retreat is a must-see natural attraction.
Balance Rock: The gigantic boulder impossibly poised on a narrow footing left behind by a glacial retreat is a must-see natural attraction.

Diverse Wildlife

Haida Gwaii is home to more than 20 species of whales and dolphins, including orcas, who thrive in the nutrient-rich fjords and channels. Additionally, sightings of bald eagles are common, making birdwatching a rewarding experience.

Haida Gwaii Black Bear: The largest of its kind in the world, it is recognized by its over-developed skull and jaws strong enough to crush sea urchin shells and salmon bones.
Haida Gwaii Black Bear: The largest of its kind in the world, it is recognized by its over-developed skull and jaws strong enough to crush sea urchin shells and salmon bones.

Exploring Naikoon Provincial Park

To reach Tow Hill Lookout, visitors can follow a boardwalk through boggy and lush wetlands, which leads to a trail climbing a series of steep switchbacks. The subsequent 1.5-mile hike continues to the Blow Hole, another mesmerizing site.

Naikoon Provincial Park: To reach Tow Hill Lookout, follow a boardwalk over boggy and luxuriantly green wetlands, to a trail climbing a series of steep switchbacks.
Naikoon Provincial Park: To reach Tow Hill Lookout, follow a boardwalk over boggy and luxuriantly green wetlands, to a trail climbing a series of steep switchbacks.


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