- Daily morning and afternoon wildlife viewing excursions
- Interpretive discussion and welcome orientation for wildlife viewing
- Sightseeing transfer to the lodge over the central coast of British Columbia and the Queen Charlotte Strait.
- Wildlife in the area include: grizzly bears, grey wolves, otters, black bears, mink and bald eagles.
- Viewing platforms optimized with the photographer in mind along the river banks and within the forest
- Unique floating lodge accommodations near the mouth of a major salmon river
- 3 nights accommodation at a remote wilderness lodge
- Wilderness-gourmet meals at the lodge including wine and beer
- Transportation to the lodge from Port Hardy (round-trip seaplane)
- Interpretive walks or boat excursions
- Rubber boots and rain gear, if required and binoculars for wildlife viewing
- Staff gratuities, conservation licencing fee and bear research fee
- Travel insurance (Strongly recommended, ask us for a quote!)
- Items of a personal nature
- Pre/post accommodation in Port Hardy (Recommended, ask us for a quote)
- Bring your own tripods and camera equipment if required.
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Spring season 2020
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Summer Season 2020
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Autumn Season 2020
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Spring season 2021
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Summer Season 2021
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Autumn Season 2021
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Meet your seaplane in Port Hardy for a flight into the remote wilderness and arrive at the lodge late afternoon. You'll travel over breathtaking scenery of the central coast and the Queen Charlotte Strait - home to orca, gray and humpback whales. Enjoy a welcome from the lodge hosts at the dock upon your arrival and start your grizzly bear experience right away. Embark on a boat excursion to one of the viewing platforms along the river to where there is reported bear activity for the day. Enjoy an wilderness-gourmet meal at the lodge and relax for the rest of the evening.
Meals: Dinner
Enjoy breakfast and coffee and return on the trail of the grizzly bear for a morning viewing session. The sessions usually last three hours and require minimal walking but will involve some stairs to viewing platforms. Return to the lodge for lunch and time to relax and then you may choose to join a guide for an afternoon walk in the surrounding area. This guided forest walk will examine signs of bears and general ecology of the area. You'll embark on one more bear viewing adventure this afternoon before returning for dinner at the lodge.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
As bears are most active in the morning and evening it is important to maximize your changes of wildlife spotting by heading out early. You'll enjoy a guided morning viewing again today and then this afternoon may be opportunity to take a cruise to explore the glacier-carved inlet or relax at the lodge.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
On your final day at the lodge you'll be treated to one more viewing excursion and take your scheduled flight back to Port Hardy arriving late afternoon.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch