Grizzly Bears Of Toba Inlet - 3 Nights / 4 Days

Guide

Our Indigenous cultural interpreters and guides are members of the Klahoose, Homalco, Kwakiutl, and Tla’amin Nations and other Coast Salish and Indigenous peoples. They will be your guides fo your tours and also offer activities such as Indigenous storytelling, cedar weaving, guided kayaking, forest walks, forest and ocean foraging. Our Grizzly Bear Viewing guides are trained wiht the Commercial Bear Viewing Association.

Meals

There is nothing like returning from a day outdoors and having your dinner prepared by the chef. Each stay at Klahoose Wilderness Resort includes all meals from dinner on day of arrival to breakfast on day of departure. The menu is fresh, local and set for your stay. Due to our remote region, we request that dietary concerns be addressed prior to arrival so that we may anticipate your needs. The nutrient-rich waters of the Salish Sea, the vibrant farm-to-table communities of coastal British Columbia, and the delicacies foraged from the wild rain-forest vegetation are the inspirations that support our culinary program at Klahoose Wilderness Resort. Our Chef values a table set with fresh, sustainable ingredients, where every menu is fashioned to accent the local flavours while providing our guests with an experience that reflects the culture and essence of this bountiful coast and its People. Meals at the resort are tailored to your day’s activities with a relaxed, personal service standard that is always mindful of your reason for choosing Klahoose Wilderness Resort. With a desire to satisfy every palate, we offer a variety of culinary options on our daily menus. We look forward to serving you … qʷaga ʔɛɬtən ! “Come and eat!”

Others

Great room lounge with cosy wood stove Indigenous activities such as storytelling, cedar weaving, nature walks Free Wi-Fi Satellite phone Large deck Masive dock area for swimming lounging Woodfire Sauna Campfire area Kayaks and paddle boards Nature Trails Service Fee Bear Viewing Conservation Fee

Transport

Covered boat transfers are included for all guest arriving by car in Lund, BC or we also offer a scheduled airport pick up for guest flying from Vancouver International Airport to Powell River Airport. The boat transfer from Lund Harbour to Desolation Sound and the Resort takes about 1 hour.

Accommodation

Klahoose Wilderness Resort offers two types of accommodation in a total of four Lodge Rooms and three private Cabins. All rooms have a private washroom and views overlooking the ocean and surrounding mountains of Homfray Channel.

Others

Alchoholic beverages (Except hour wine and beer included with dinner) Gift shop purchases

Insurance

We highly recommend trip cancellation insurance.

Flights

Three ways to get here: 1. Scheduled Flight (35 minutes flight + 45 minute airport shuttle) , scheduled Pacific Coastal Airlines flight from Vancouver Internaional Airport to Powell River Airport. From Powell Airport to Lund we offer a complimentary shuttle service for select flights 2) Scheduled Seaplane Flight (1 hour), scheduled Corilair Charters, from Vancouver International Airport direct to our dock ​3) Charter Seaplane or Helicopter (1 hour) - Charters from Vancouver or Campbell River - direct to our dock 4) You can also drive from Vancouver to Lund where our boat transfer to the resort departs from. The drive is between 6-7 hours with 2 BC Ferries.