Wilderness Waterfront Kayaking & Rainforest Walk
Strenuous Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Wilderness Waterfront Kayaking & Rainforest Walk
Delight in the tranquil beauty of Prince Rupert's harbor on a kayak adventure. You'll paddle from Cow Bay Marina to Seal Cove on a serene journey along an untouched coastline, brimming with diverse marine and terrestrial wildlife awaiting exploration. Your guide will point out notable landmarks and highlight the diverse flora and fauna indigenous to this area. After an hour of peaceful paddling, your group will arrive at the idyllic Seal Cove. Here, you'll enjoy a 20-minute break to stretch your legs and wander through the enchanting Salt Marsh Trail. Later, soak in nature's wonders as stroll along Rushbrook Trail with the shoreline on one side and the lush forest on the other. At the trail's end return to the ship at your own pace.
What you will see along the way:
Prince Rupert offers an unforgettable paddling experience amidst some of the most spectacular scenery in British Columbia. The majestic coastline, tranquil inlets and sheltered shores offer the perfect opportunity to view rich marine wildlife and a vibrant marine ecosystem. A guided kayaking adventure takes in the beauty of the surroundings and introduces the history and heritage of the local First Nations communities, whose connection to the land stretches back thousands of years.
Beverage:
Take in the breathtaking surroundings as you rejuvenate with a hot beverage at a charming Seal Cove café. (Food items are available to purchase at your own expense.)
Points of interest
Seal Cove Salt Marsh
Special Notes
Minimum age is 15 years. Participants must be fit enough to paddle for two hours and capable of getting in and out of the kayak from the dock. Kayaks are equipped with skegs (not rudders) and include PFDs, paddles, pumps, throw/tow ropes, spray skirts, and whistles in accordance with Transport Canada requirements. The kayak route follows the shoreline with multiple exit points and will not include open water crossings; guests will always remain within 50 meters of the shoreline.
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Strenuous Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Wilderness Waterfront Kayaking & Rainforest Walk
Delight in the tranquil beauty of Prince Rupert's harbor on a kayak adventure. You'll paddle from Cow Bay Marina to Seal Cove on a serene journey along an untouched coastline, brimming with diverse marine and terrestrial wildlife awaiting exploration. Your guide will point out notable landmarks and highlight the diverse flora and fauna indigenous to this area. After an hour of peaceful paddling, your group will arrive at the idyllic Seal Cove. Here, you'll enjoy a 20-minute break to stretch your legs and wander through the enchanting Salt Marsh Trail. Later, soak in nature's wonders as stroll along Rushbrook Trail with the shoreline on one side and the lush forest on the other. At the trail's end return to the ship at your own pace.
What you will see along the way:
Prince Rupert offers an unforgettable paddling experience amidst some of the most spectacular scenery in British Columbia. The majestic coastline, tranquil inlets and sheltered shores offer the perfect opportunity to view rich marine wildlife and a vibrant marine ecosystem. A guided kayaking adventure takes in the beauty of the surroundings and introduces the history and heritage of the local First Nations communities, whose connection to the land stretches back thousands of years.
Beverage:
Take in the breathtaking surroundings as you rejuvenate with a hot beverage at a charming Seal Cove café. (Food items are available to purchase at your own expense.)
Points of interest
Seal Cove Salt Marsh
Special Notes
Minimum age is 15 years. Participants must be fit enough to paddle for two hours and capable of getting in and out of the kayak from the dock. Kayaks are equipped with skegs (not rudders) and include PFDs, paddles, pumps, throw/tow ropes, spray skirts, and whistles in accordance with Transport Canada requirements. The kayak route follows the shoreline with multiple exit points and will not include open water crossings; guests will always remain within 50 meters of the shoreline.