Trip reports from sea kayaking expeditions along British Columbia’s intricate, rugged coast.
The coast of British Columbia is one of the top sea kayaking destinations in the world. Paddlers can find a diverse range of regions to explore; from tidal rapids and open ocean coasts to impossibly deep fjords and mazes of islands. Have a look at some of our shorter trips on Vancouver Island or check out the Central Coast and Queen Charlotte Sound page to read about our nearly three month expedition in 2017. For more local Vancouver area trips check out our Howe Sound trips, Discovery, Desolation, and Sunshine, extended trips, and our loop routes through the Gulf Islands.
Regions
With a great marine trail network and just minutes out of Vancouver, it is always special to escape to the seclusion of a kayaking trip in Howe Sound … More
Discovery, Desolation, and Sunshine
Sea-kayaking trips in the Discovery, Desolation, and Sunshine Coast areas of British Columbia, including Bute and Toba Inlets, the Redonda Islands, and Texada Island … More
Multi-day sea kayaking trips through the Gulf Islands; from the tricky currents and tides of the Southern Gulf Islands to the stunning beauty of Helliwell Park and Tribune Bay on Hornby Island in the north … More
Paddling trips on the rugged west coast and north coast of Vancouver Island … More
Paddling trips along BC’s remote Central Coast and in the Queen Charlotte Strait region, encompassing the Broughton’s and Johnstone Strait … More
If your interested in First Nation’s culture in BC make sure to head over to our Pictographs page.
