Canada · CANOEING AND KAYAKING IN VANCOUVER ISLAND
The 8 best canoeing and kayaking in Vancouver Island you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Paddle Victoria Harbour past the Empress and Parliament Buildings, with expert instruction, wildlife views, and a small six-person group.
“Excellent guide, magical weather, very helpful staff. Safe experience with staff ready to address questions and provide gear if necessary”
Paddle Thetis Lake near Victoria with expert instruction, calm Pacific Northwest scenery, a protected swim stop, and time to reach Upper Thetis Lake.
“My family took the Paddling yesterday. The instructor was very helpful and easy to follow. We all were first time paddling but we could do it after 15 minutes of instruction. Then the instructor was following us for 45 minutes to show some more fun playing with the paddle board like jumping … it is recommended if you want to learn standing paddling. theist lake is also beautiful and peaceful to paddle”
Paddle Victoria Harbour at sunset, spot seals and otters, and see Parliament and Johnson Street Bridge with a small expert-led group.
“Wesley provided a fun and educational evening. We saw lots of birds, seals, fish and other wildlife. He was knowledgeable and fun. I would say our trip was awesome!”
Review of Telegraph Cove’s 2-hour evening kayak tour, with wildlife, Johnstone Strait views, pricing, weather tips, and booking advice.
“Did not go ahead due to weather. Not informed until we arrived, although we were told we should have had an email (never arrived). Star taken off. Appreciate the fact that the company have safety at heart.”
Review of Telegraph Cove’s four-hour sea kayaking tour, with wildlife, expert guides, practical tips, pricing, and who should book.
“One of the best tours in history :) amazing place and even better tour guide. Highly recommended!”
Spend nine hours kayaking remote British Columbia waters and watching humpbacks, orcas, bears, and more from Campbell River.
“Fantastic company Laura and Stephen were great guides took us to some amazing remote locations . Saw many humpbacks and even lucky enough to see two of them breaching .very organised and delicious packed lunch onboard .”
Paddle Telegraph Cove’s calm waters for two hours, with rainforest views, sea stars, seals, eagles, and a chance of otters or orcas.
Review of North Island Kayak’s six-hour Telegraph Cove tour, with orcas, sea stars, bald eagles, expert guides, gear, costs, and practical tips.
Every kind of Canadian day out, and the best of each.
