Day 4 - Farewell Harbour Lodge
Today you'll choose to enjoy your last day at Farewell Harbour either on a guided rainforest hike, a marine excursion or take a short kayak around Farewell Harbour, and soak in this secluded and spectacular island in the Great Bear Rainforest.
Area
British Columbia
Type
Active
Wildlife & Nature
Grade
Once-in-a-lifetime
Who
Adults
Older Kids
Difficulty
Moderate
Duration
2+ Days
Whether you choose a short morning sea kayak excursion in the protected and crystalline waters near Farewell Harbour Lodge, another marine excursion, or guided interpretive rainforest hike, it'll be a fitting way to end your stay at Farewell Harbour Lodge. Return to the lodge for the return water taxi back to Alder Bay at around midday and then transfer to Port Hardy.
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View AccommodationFarewell Harbour Lodge
Nestled on Berry Island, surrounded by ten acres of pristine rainforest, Farewell Harbour Lodge is an authentic family owned and run lodge, and an excellent base from which to see Grizzly Bears and marine mammals in their natural habitat.
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