• Paddle through stunning clear waters in the scenic Southern Gulf Islands.

• Explore the natural coastlines of Portland Island and Prevost Island.

• Discover local marine life, including seals, sea lions, and possibly orcas.

• Enjoy included, group, backcountry meals.

• Camp under the stars in serene, semi-remote locations.

• Difficulty: Beginner-friendly.

• Duration: 4 days, 3 nights.

• Locations: Portland Island, Prevost Island.

• Season: May to September.

• Price: $1000 per person.

Prior to trip:
Online call to go over gear, logistics and arrival info and FAQ’S.

Day 1:

• Meet your guide and group at the launch site for an orientation and safety briefing.

• Paddle to Portland Island, taking in stunning views and marine life along the way.

• Set up camp and enjoy a prepared dinner under the stars.

Day 2:

• Explore Portland Island by kayak and/or opportunities for short hikes and wildlife viewing.

• Take in the peaceful atmosphere of this Portland Island, go for a swim and relax for the evening.

Day 3

• Paddle to Prevost Island, stopping for lunch along one of Salt Spring Islands iconic shores.

• Continue to Prevost, set up camp and enjoy another evening of great food and company.

Day 4:

• Option to take a morning paddle or walk around Prevost Island.

• Return to the launch site, wrapping up your adventure with new skills and memories.

• Included:

  • Guided sea kayaking experience with an experienced, SKGABC certified guide.

  • All main meals (cooked as a group meal - can cater to dietary requirements)

  • Safety equipment (PFDs, pumps & towlines, whistles, and navigation tools).

• Not Included:

  • Sea kayaks and paddles (rental options available for additional cost)

  • Personal camping gear (rental options available).

  • Transportation to and from the launch site.

  • Personal snacks (a suggested guide will be sent to you before hand to help you in preparing for your trip)

• Suitable for beginners with no prior kayaking experience.

• Moderate fitness required for paddling and basic camp setup.

• Comfortable in the water / swims 15m comfortably.

• Ability within group to help lift kayaks or gear on and off the beach.

• Weather-appropriate clothing for paddling and camping. Expect all weather, including rain. This is BC after all!

• Dry bags for keeping personal items safe.

• Hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses for sun protection.

• Personal camping gear (tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad).

• Water bottle and personal toiletries.

Gear list will be sent prior to trip.