Overview
Sea kayak touring provides you with an intimate experience in the marine environment and is ideally suited to exploring the coastal areas of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Pacific Northwest Expeditions' commitment to you is to consistently provide quality sea kayaking vacations and the very best in knowledgeable and personalized service.
Located on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Pacific Northwest Expeditions is the Canadian sea kayak touring outfitter that has created unique camping, lodge-based and Mothership sea kayaking trips for the discerning adventurer. Share their passion for sea kayak touring and wildlife viewing in a beautiful coastal environment.
Sea Kayaking & Killer Whales
Join professional naturalist/sea kayak guides for a whale watching and sea kayak touring adventure in Johnstone Strait, Vancouver Island. World renowned as the best location in British Columbia, possibly the world, to see wild killer whales in their natural habitat. Experience the thrill of seeing wild Orca whales, and learn about the fascinating aspects of their behavior, social organization and ecology.
Sea Kayaking Trips - West Coast of Vancouver Island
Explore by sea kayak the secluded western shores of Vancouver Island, British Columbia at Clayoquot Sound, or the Broken Group Islands in Barkley Sound. These wilderness camping sea kayak touring adventures will take you to places of sandy beaches, temperate rainforest and rugged islets off the west coast of Vancouver Island. Choose from four-day trips in the Broken Group Islands, and four and five-day trips in Clayoquot Sound.
Lodge-Based Sea Kayaking Trips
Pacific Northwest Expeditions offers two lodge-based sea kayaking adventures. They are excited to offer the Inside Passage (Farewell Harbour) lodge-based sea kayak vacation, an incredible way to view the nature of Vancouver Island and enjoy unique marine wildlife viewing.
The other lodge-based sea kayaking trip is an adventure to Clayoquot Sound, Vancouver Island British Columbia where creature comforts at a rustic wilderness lodge, are combined with the excitement of sea kayak touring on Vancouver Island’s western shores.
Mothership Sea Kayaking Adventures
Pacific Northwest Expeditions has created this live aboard (Mothership) sea kayaking adventure in the southern portion of the wild and rugged country of the Great Bear Rainforest. Mothership sea kayaking is an excellent option for those who prefer the amenities of a comfortable bunk, and a hot shower at the end of their paddling day.
Pacific Northwest Expedition's Mothership sea kayaking adventure is rated one of the best new outfitted trips for 2007 in the November 2006 issue of National Geographic Adventure Magazine.
Sea Kayaking The North Gulf Islands
The temperate North Gulf Islands, situated off the southeastern end of Vancouver Island, provide endless sea kayak touring opportunities. These islands lie in the rain-shadow of Vancouver Island enjoying the mildest climate along coastal British Columbia. The Gulf Islands offer stunning scenery, an excellent choice for a three-day sea kayaking adventure.
When explored by sea kayak, the waterways of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, offer unsurpassed adventure and natural beauty!
Affiliations
- Sea Kayak Guides Alliance of British Columbia
- Tourism Vancouver Island
- British Columbia Wilderness Tourism Association
- Nanaimo Area Land Trust
- Georgia Strait Alliance
Payments Accepted
- Certified Check
- MasterCard
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Reservation Policy
Trip reservations can be secured directly from our website. Pacific Northwest Expeditions requires a 50% deposit of the tour cost, to a maximum of $300.00 CDN ($250.00 US), which holds your space until 60 days prior to the trip departure, when payment in full is due.
Deposits and final payment are payable by check, money order, Visa, or MasterCard. Confirmation of your reservation will be issued upon receipt of a deposit.
Please visit our website for complete trip reservation policy details.
Cancellation Policy
Please visit our website for details on our trip cancellation policy.
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