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Off the Page podcast: Discovering Indigenous-led tourism in British Columbia

Head on transformative journeys around British Columbia, learning from Indigenous-led tourism projects along the way

Team Wanderlust
11 April 2025
Black bears can be spotted in places including Port Hardy (Yuri Choufour/Destination British Columbia)

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In this episode, we explore the transformative impact of Indigenous-led tourism in British Columbia, where every journey fosters deep connections with the land and its people. Join us as we travel from the pristine Great Bear Rainforest to the rich waters of Desolation Sound, discovering experiences that inspire and transform.

 

Highlights Include:

  • Witnessing the Spirit Bear: Experience the magic of the Great Bear Rainforest and learn about conservation efforts that protect this rare species. Spirit Bear Lodge
  • Coastal Rainforest Adventures: Join guided wildlife tours that connect you with the ecology and Indigenous stories of the coastal rainforest. Coastal Rainforest Safaris
  • Marine Wildlife Encounters: Explore the waters with Sea Wolf Adventures, focusing on orca watching and cultural insights from Indigenous guides. Sea Wolf Adventures
  • Cultural Heritage Tours: Engage with the Homalco First Nation through wildlife tours that highlight local culture and history. Homalco Wildlife and Cultural Tours
  • Luxurious Wilderness Retreats: Discover Klahoose Wilderness Resort, where comfort meets authentic Indigenous experiences in stunning natural settings. Klahoose Wilderness Resort
  • Unforgettable Bear Viewing: Experience the renowned Knight Inlet Lodge, known for exceptional bear viewing and insights into Indigenous conservation. Knight Inlet Lodge
  • Rustic Ranch Experiences: Visit Big Bar Guest Ranch for horseback riding and cultural immersion, surrounded by picturesque landscapes. Big Bar Guest Ranch
  • Mountain Serenity: Relax at Nemiah Valley Lodge, where outdoor adventures meet the rich culture of the Tsilhqot’in people. Nemiah Valley Lodge

 

FIND OUT MORE

For more information on planning your Indigenous tourism adventure, visit Indigenous Tourism BC and hellobc.com.

 

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