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North Island Kayak
Located in Telegraph Cove on the northeast coast of Vancouver Island, BC, North Island Kayak has been providing travellers with the opportunity to kayak with whales and other marine wildlife in this spectacular, remote part of British Columbia since 1991.
Overview
Trip Highlights
- Non intrusive wildlife observation.
- Camping in nature, with all equipment provided!
- Accessible itinerary to explore the remote islands of the Johnstone Strait.
- Food and beverages included and prepared by your trained guides!
- Spectacular scenery!
North Island Kayak
Located in Telegraph Cove on the northeast coast of Vancouver Island, BC, North Island Kayak has been providing travellers with the opportunity to kayak with whales and other marine wildlife in this spectacular, remote part of British Columbia since 1991.
Quick Facts
Paddlesport
- Kayaking
Activity
- Sea Kayaking & Touring
Experience/Service
- Paddling Trip
Waterway
- Coastal
Destination
- North America
Length
- 4 Days
Accomodation
- Wilderness Camping
- Base Camp
Guided
- Yes
Outfitted
- Custom
Special Interest
- Wildlife Viewing
- Intermediate
Adventure Level
Itinerary
Meeting Place
24 Boardwalk, Telegraph Cove, BC V0N 3J0
Telegraph Cove, British Columbia
This is our guides’ favourite base camp tour! Not too short, not too long, our 4 day trip is just right for those in search of a wildlife-focused kayaking! We will provide lunch & dinner on day 1; breakfast, lunch & dinner on day 2 & 3; breakfast & lunch on day 4, as well as all camping equipment.
Day 1:
We recommend that you stay in Telegraph Cove or Port McNeill the evening before your scheduled departure. We will have your dry bags available for pickup at our office anytime before 5:30 p.m., the day before your trip. Meet us at 8:45 am on your start date and embark on your adventure!
Day 2:
Your second and third days are full of possibilities, depending on the conditions and the interests of your group. You may explore the southern Broughtons, or paddle to the Sofia Islets to look across to the Robson Bight, or perhaps the stars align for an outing to the Whitecliffs for lunch!
Day 3:
You will wake up once again to a breakfast cooking and coffee brewing. After the kayaks are packed, you will slowly start the journey home. Your final picnic lunch will be on another remote beach before beginning the last leg towards Telegraph Cove. Your group will return to the cove by 3:30 p.m.
What Guests Are Saying
Just back from a perfect 4 day trip with our amazing guides Vince and Thuom. From the first meeting everything was friendly, fun and professional. We had a variety of weather and paddling conditions, our guides made sure we were properly equipped for conditions each day and safety was always number one priority.
- Hazel Stevenson