Course Location

Our course is offered on the southern tip of Haida Gwaii; one of the most remote, challenging and sought-after guiding locations in British Columbia.

Haida Gwaii - Queen Charlotte Islands are a world-class kayaking destination.  The Haida culture, west-coast exposure, northern latitude, abundant marine life and massive, temperate rainforests combine to create a fascinating and memorable mixture of experiences, landscapes, weather and sea conditions.

The course launches from the tiny, isolated community of Rose Harbour, situated in the furthest corner of Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve & Haida Heritage Site.

Two-way transportation between Sandspit and Rose Harbour is included.

During the course, we paddle offshore to visit the ancient Haida Indian village of Ninstints on Anthony Island.
This remarkable historic village is a United Nations World Heritage Site, also known as SGang Gwaay.  Numerous ancient totem poles overlook the village and longhouse ruins are still visibly prominent.

Throughout the course, we explore the remote regions surrounding SGang Gwaay.

The rugged outer coast consists of jutting headlands and sheltered inlets.  Sea lions, whales and puffins are at home in this rich and diverse marine environment.

Join us on this self-propelled educational adventure of a Lifetime.