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Our kayak day trips are a great way to get out and explore the Johnstone Strait area for those who do not have time for our longer Base Camp kayak tours or Orca Waters Explorer kayak tours.
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Please note: Some of the Ultimate Gwaii Haanas Explorer kayak tours start at or near Tanu Island near the northern boundary of the protected area and travel south as outlined in this itinerary.
These Japanese glass fishing floats were found in 2014 during one of our Southern Gwaii Haanas Explorer kayak tours.
We have averaged about 50 % success rate of seeing whales on our kayak day trips compared to over 95 % on our longer base camp and explorer kayak tours.
Our Southern Gwaii Hannas Explorer kayak tours operate within Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve, National Marine Conservation Area Reserve, and Haida Heritage Site.
While whales are often viewed on all of our kayak tours, the Base Camp and Orca Waters Explorer kayak tours have by far the most reliable sightings of both orcas and humpback whales.
Please note: Some of the Southern Gwaii Haanas Explorer kayak tours start at or near Burnaby Island in the central part of Gwaii Haanas and travel south as outlined in this itinerary.
Trip 2: The Northern Gwaii Hannas Explorer kayak tour.
Trip 3: The Southern Gwaii Haanas Explorer kayak tour.
If you are looking for a tour that encompasses sandy beaches, west coast scenery, and fantastic wildlife, try our five - day Sea Otter Explorer kayak tour.
A $ 500 CAD per person deposit is required to permanently reserve your spot (s) on an Orca Waters Explorer kayak tour.
From late June to mid-September we offer our similar six - day Orca Waters Explorer kayak tour that combines a portion of the Broughton Archipelago tour with more time spent in Johnstone Strait where we have greater chances of viewing orcas later in the summer.
Not exact matches
On our base camp tours our kayaks are not heavily packed so there is lots of room and on our explorer tours we create more room in our kayaks as the trip progresses and we eat through our supplies.