A SMALL EXPEDITION WITH UNPARALLED VIEWS
Join us for a two night adventure through the remote islands and bays of the Skidegate and Long Inlets.
Circumnavigate Maude Island, paddle between steep mountain valleys, old growth forests, and salmon spawning estuaries.
All experience levels welcome.
BOOK A 3 DAY TOUR
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3 days / 13.5 hours of paddling
Long Inlet, Skidegate Inlet
All skill levels welcome
June 16 – June 18
June 30 – July 2 : Family Tour for children 10+
July 11 – July 13
August 4 – August 6 : Family Tour for children 10+
August 26 – August 28
September 8 – September 10
$1,350 CAD plus tax
Daajing Giids
Daajing Giids
10+
Please review specific tour dates before contacting for Custom Family Tour options
Day 1:
- Meet at 125 Oceanview Drive, Daajing Giids at 8:30am for the pre-trip orientation
- Pack and launch at the beach across the street from our storefront
- Paddle across Bearskin Bay towards the Lina Island Narrows, stopping on one of the neighbouring islands for lunch
- Island hop throughout Kagan Bay, settling in the bay for a scenic evening to camp
Day 2:
- Explore the Long Inlet, home to Canada’s largest subspecies of black bear, surrounded by a steep mountain backdrop
- Have lunch and exit the Long Inlet, then head towards Burnt Island
- Camp along the coastline or on the islets taking the view
Day 3:
- Enjoy a shoreside breakfast before paddling around Maude Island with its rich intertidal slopes and occasional hosting of marine mammals
- The tour draws to close as you cross Skidegate Inlet, returning to the Daajing Giids for ~3:30pm
- Please refer to our Three Day Tour Handbook for details on what to pack, inclusions, and policies.
- All guests must complete a waiver prior to departure
- We ask our guests to come with an open mind and respect for the place we call home, along with the wildlife found on its shores and below its waters
- Minimum 2 people, maximum 10 people
- Participants must be 10 years or older and accompanied by parent or guardian if under 19 years
- No kayaking experience necessary
Photography by BluePeak Photography, Jessica Valentinsen and Josiah Fennell
We respectfully acknowledge that we live and work on the unceded territory of the Haida Nation.
We are grateful for the opportunity to bring guests to this territory, and ask that all review and commit to the Haida Gwaii Pledge to respect Haida Gwaii and Haida ways of being during your stay.