Vancouver & Klahoose Wilderness Lodge

Private Flightseeing Tour

Board a private seaplane to Chatterbox Falls in Princess Louisa Inlet, a magnificent granite-walled gorge that rises sharply from the water’s edge reaching heights over 2,100 metres. Warm sun melting the mountain snowpack generates some 60 waterfalls cascading into the gorge, including storybook-like Chatterbox Falls, which presides over the scene at the head of the Inlet. After snapping photos of the tumbling falls and exploring the area at your leisure, take the seaplane onward through the Sunshine Coast. The next destination is Gibsons Landing, a charming coastal village whose shops, art galleries, and restaurants line a bustling boardwalk. Dine on a hearty lunch of fresh seafood, or explore the village – keep an eye out for Molly’s Reach, which you may recognize as the backdrop of popular show The Beachcombers. You can also stroll along the marina, pop into a museum, or simply lounge on the grass and watch the boat traffic in Howe Sound. Afterward, hop aboard the floatplane for a scenic ride back to Vancouver.

Private Savouring Granville Island Culinary Crawl

As Vancouver’s premier artistic and cultural hub, located in an urban waterfront setting, Granville Island is a unique destination that attracts millions of visitors each year. On this tour, you’ll be escorted by your driver/guide to this world-renowned destination with its world class shops, galleries, restaurants, and the Public Market– a foodie’s paradise where every imaginable edible delectable can be found. You’ll also get the opportunity to enjoy an amazing selection of delicacies paired with wine from BC’s top wineries at a chic waterfront restaurant and some refreshing suds at Canada’s first craft brewery – Granville Island Brewery, or at a fantastic craft spirits distillery.

Klahoose Wilderness Resort

Klahoose Wilderness Resort invites visitors into an immersive exploration of the coastal wilderness in Desolation Sound – a region rich in wildlife and cultural significance, and home to the Klahoose First Nation since time immemorial. Your stay at the resort is anchored by grizzly bear viewing in Toba Inlet, which offers some of the best bear-watching opportunities in BC.

In addition to bear viewing, your stay includes interactive education about the Klahoose First Nation through storytelling, cedar weaving, and other cultural activities. You’ll solidify your bond with nature as you sea kayak, stand-up paddleboard, explore the rainforest, and swim and forage in the ocean. You can also read a book in the resort’s great room or on the large deck, relax in the floating cedar sauna, stroll nearby walking trails, and stargaze at the campfire area. Additional tours are offered at an additional cost, including saltwater fishing charters, helisightseeing or heli-hiking, and a glacier walk. However you choose to spend your time at the resort, you’ll depart with new knowledge and appreciation for this magical and culturally significant part of the world.