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Haida Gwaii in Northern BC

Indigenous guides lead nature and wildlife viewing tours on the land and on the sea, in urban and remote areas throughout British Columbia. Visit ancient coastal villages and wildlife feeding grounds; learn traditional plant medicines and canoe to petroglyph sites.

Bear Watching, Places to Go, Things To Do, Hiking & Walking, Whale Watching, Wildlife Tours

In Search of the Spirit Bear in the Great Bear Rainforest [For Future Inspiration]

The Great Bear Rainforest of British Columbia is the largest piece of intact temperate rainforest in the world.

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Heritage Sites, Cultural Centres, Wildlife Tours, Hotels, Motels, & Lodges

North Island First Nations Cultures and Adventures

This itinerary introduces you to the spectacular coastlines and rainforests of northern Vancouver Island, traditional Kwakwaka'wakw culture,...

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Bear Watching, Places to Go, Whale Watching, Wildlife Tours, Accommodation

Gilakas’la! Welcome to Northern Vancouver Island

“We’re headed up Island… all the way north.” I was exchanging travel plans with another harried parent at gas station just outside of...

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Restaurants & Eateries, Cultural Centres, Places to Go, Hiking & Walking, Wildlife Tours

The Best of Haida Gwaii – Pure Nature, Authentic Culture

Discover the mysterious and unique treasures of Haida Gwaii – an untouched, rugged archipelago of islands off the northwest coast of British...

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Bear Watching, Art Galleries & Studios, Places to Go, Things To Do, Hiking & Walking, Whale Watching, Hotels, Motels, & Lodges

Whales, Bears, Cities, and Nature – Escape to Vancouver Island

This itinerary features visits to Indigenous hosts in the lively now-urban centres Victoria and Vancouver of traditional Coast Salish...

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Places to Go, Arts & Culture, Tour Operator, Events, Wildlife and Nature, Accommodation

Five Reasons to Love #IndigenousBC

To break it down, here is a list of reasons to love Indigenous tourism in Canada.

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Restaurants & Eateries, Gift Shops, Places to Go, Golf, Paddling, Museums, Spas, Hotels, Motels, & Lodges

48 Hours Around Kamloops: Canoe Journey, Secwepemc History, and Resort Relaxation

This two-day itinerary features visits to Secwepemc hosts in and around Kamloops and experiences on the traditional waterways of...

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Outdoor Adventure

Slow Travel and Wide Open Spaces: Vancouver to Big Bar Guest Ranch

Travel slow, stop often and learn more on a trip that highlights Indigenous destinations on your way to and from the itinerary feature–a three-day sojourn at Big Bar Guest Ranch.

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Workshops

Watch and Learn – Honouring Wellness

To celebrate National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous Peoples Day, Indigenous Tourism BC hosted a series of free immersive and educational virtual workshops anchored by themes of food and beverage, arts and culture, and wellness.

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Workshops

Watch and Learn – Tasting of Indigenous Cultures

To celebrate National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous Peoples Day, Indigenous Tourism BC hosted a series of free immersive and educational virtual workshops anchored by themes of food and beverage, arts and culture, and wellness.

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Workshops

Watch and Learn – Celebrating Living Indigenous Arts and Culture

To celebrate National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous Peoples Day, Indigenous Tourism BC hosted a series of free immersive and educational virtual workshops anchored by themes of food and beverage, arts and culture, and wellness.

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Places to Go

National Indigenous History Month: Week One

We have dedicated this month to highlight stories, special events and virtual workshops from some of the 200+ unique Indigenous communities in British Columbia.

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