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

Fall Wildlife Viewing with Indigenous Hosts

Fall is a fantastic time for wildlife viewing on the west coast of British Columbia. Get closer to the wild than ever before with Indigenous hosts...

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Arts & Culture, Events

Virtual Travel and Virtual Vacations

Indigenous tourism operators turn to online tools to share their knowledge and inspire your future travel with virtual tours and vacations.

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

The Best of Haida Gwaii – Pure Nature, Authentic Culture [For Future Inspiration]

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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Food & Wine, Gift Shops, Heritage Sites, Cultural Centres, Outdoor Adventure, Museums, Music, Arts & Culture, Hot Springs, Wildlife Tours, Hotels, Motels, & Lodges

Haida Gwaii Unguided: 72 Hours on the Edge of the World [for future inspiration]

Experience the art, culture, food, and natural wonder of Haida Gwaii from an Indigenous perspective as a guest on the traditional territory of the...

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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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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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Bear Watching

Fall Wildlife Viewing with Indigenous Hosts

Fall is a fantastic time for wildlife viewing on the west coast of British Columbia. Get closer to the wild than ever before with Indigenous hosts who always prioritize community and guest safety.

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Outdoor Adventure

Play and Sip Through the Harvest Season

Awe-inspiring Indigenous lands host the ideal conditions for the perfect pairing: golf and wine. Sip and swing your way from North Vancouver to Williams Lake at Indigenous-owned golf courses and wineries.

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Restaurants & Eateries

This Fall, Gather and Share Safely at Indigenous Restaurants and Eateries

Top Indigenous eateries are now open with reduced seating to allow for social distancing. With the growing interest in immersive Indigenous tourism experiences and locally-sourced, wild-harvested food, Indigenous restaurants are on the rise.

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Powwows

Ḱa’niya: National Indigenous Peoples Day Virtual Celebration 2020

Indigenous people have always gathered in celebration. While we are unable to gather physically this year, we can still connect in other ways.

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Culinary & Wellness

Everything is Connected

We support those Indigenous communities and businesses who are open or are planning to receive visitors. We respect those who decide to remain closed for the safety of Indigenous communities, elders, children, knowledge keepers, and lands.

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