Grizzly Watching in the Great Bear Wilderness

Day-long boat trips through the Broughton Archipelago and Knight Inlet, an 80-mile long fjord that is part of the magnificent Great Bear Rainforest. Both black and grizzly bears are found here in abundance.

Bears are an essential element in the North American coastal ecosystem. Learn about the vital role they play in the health of the environment and see them going about their daily business. We highly recommend a day watching bears aboard a comfortable boat to round out your time with us.

DETAILS
The meeting point for this day trip is in Telegraph Cove on the dock at the end of the Boardwalk. Telegraph Cove is about 30 minutes south of Port McNeill. If you are staying in Port McNeill and do not have a car we are happy to make taxi arrangements for you. For trips where all viewing is from the boat, the meeting times are 7:30am for June & July trips and 7:00am for August & September trips. All Viewing Platform trips depart at 7:00am. Return to the dock is 4 to 4:30pm. A light breakfast and lunch are included in the trip price.

This trip is outfitted by a partner company. In the case of stormy weather that could be hazardous to boat travel, grizzly watching trips may be cancelled by the skipper. In this case, you may choose to reschedule or be refunded the full amount of the trip.

Note: You should plan to stay in Port McNeill or Telegraph Cove the night before and after your grizzly watching tour.

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