Sea Kayaking in the Broughton Archipelago

Broughton Archipelago

The Broughton Archipelago is made up of many islands and islets located between Northern Vancouver Island and mainland British Columbia.
The area is remote and accessible only by boat or plane and because of this, it is largely undiscovered as a sea kayaking destination.

Sea Kayaker's Paradise

For the kayak adventurer it is a paradise beyond expectations. Wild and free, this maze of islands and channels with its shallow areas and remoteness make it absolutely ideal sea kayak country. Whales such as Orcas and Humpbacks frequent the area, Black Bears, Eagles, Seals and Seal Lions are common throughout the Archipelago.

Nestled in the wilderness for four or five days on a nomadic sea kayaking journey

This kayak adventure is a multi-day trip suitable for beginner to intermediate paddlers. Our pickup point is Campbell River which is located about half way up Vancouver Island and is famous for being the "Salmon Capital of the World". We meet early in Campbell River and transport via our expedition van to redevous with our water taxi in the small northern community of Telegragh Cove.

Telegraph Cove

Telegragh Cove is beutifull tiny town that has served as the terminus for the telegragh line, a saw mill and finally the launching point for sport fisherman and Stubbs Island Whale Watching as well as our own Sea kayaking Expeditions.

Historically speaking the area has plenty to offer. Archeological explorations show evidence of some 5000 years ofnative occupation an area near Echo Bay. Killer Whales and Humpback Whales are often seen passing through this area.

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