In search of grizzlies

VANCOUVER
The main city of western Canada, Vancouver stands out for its superb location between Burrard Inlet and the Fraser River delta.

2-night stay in a 4**** hotel in the heart of downtown

PORT HARDY
Flight to Port Hardy, at the northern tip of Vancouver Island.

You’ll discover a still-wild region shaped by Indigenous culture, where respect for nature and its preservation come first. The landscape unfolds around a small fishing village, little visited by tourists. Only those drawn to unspoiled nature make their way here.

1-night stay in a 3*** hotel

GREAT BEAR RAINFOREST
Depending on weather conditions, you’ll travel by floatplane or boat to your lodge, deep in the wilderness. Along the way, enjoy spectacular views across breathtaking landscapes and the rich waters of Queen Charlotte Strait, home to orcas, grey whales and humpback whales.

You’ll stay at this comfortable floating lodge, the only one in the strait. True to its ecotourism philosophy, it runs on natural energy (solar and wind power). Meals are prepared with the best local produce, including seafood and Pacific fish.

Each day at sunrise, you’ll head out in search of grizzlies. You’ll also have the opportunity to join a guided sea kayaking tour and a mini boat cruise to explore the glacier-carved strait.

The Great Bear Rainforest is also home to many other species you may spot during your stay: grey wolves, black bears, sea lions, minks, bald eagles…

3-night stay, full board, in a floating ecolodge.

PORT HARDY
Return to Port Hardy by floatplane or boat (weather permitting) after your last grizzly-watching excursion.

1-night stay in a 3*** hotel

VANCOUVER
Flight back to Vancouver for your final day on Canadian soil.

In summary:
– 2 nights in Vancouver
– 2 nights in Port Hardy
– 3 nights in the Great Bear Rainforest, full board