Klahoose Coastal Adventures

"Our stay in Campbell River was specifically to go on a tour to the Toba Inlet in search of grizzly bears Over the years we’ve tended to spend our vacations overseas, primarily in search of wildlife. If anything good has come out of this pandemic, it is the opportunity it has afforded us to stay in B.C. and travel locally. This beautiful province did not disappoint." Tom Jamieson Way West Water Taxi Ltd and West Coast Grizzly Bear Tours... #BearViewingBC #IndigenousBC #ExploreBCLocal #ExploreKlahoose https://vancouversun.com//beauty-and-the-bears-in-toba-val

Nature taking its course. Watching these beautiful grizzlies bulk up on salmon was amazing to witness. They all used such interesting techniques. This fella would feel around the bottom of the river and snag a fish, like noodling. David Wilder Photography On tour in 2020 with Campbell River Whale Watching... #ExploreKlahoose #IndigenousBC

Misty Desolation....may you soar on Eagle wings #ExploreKlahoose .... . @larissarand . #IndigenousBC See more

Repost from Vancouver Island View This past weekend we experienced a trip of a lifetime on a grizzly bear tour with Aboriginal Journeys and Klahoose Coastal Adventures. The season just ended, but if you can, I urge you to book a tour next fall!! Stay tuned, my feed is going to be inundated with grizzly pics this week #vanisleview #klahoosecoastaladventures

A beautiful waterfall on the trip to Toba Inlet two weeks ago. So much to see on the wild BC Coast! . :www.davehutchison.ca . .... . #klahoosecoastaladventures #indigenousbc See more

A traditional Klahoose First Nation's welcome @globetrotter_linz Linzi de Groot #exploreklahoose #klahoosecoastaladventures

I am lost for words over what we got to experience today! Not only did we see grizzlies fish, play and swim in the wild we also saw a pod of orcas, breaching... humpbacks and chased waterfalls in the most incredible water. Thank-you @tamikayelvo for allowing us to share these great videos you took on your tour with Klahoose Coastal Adventures! -- : https://www.indigenousbc.com/how-to-travel-responsibly -- : https://www.indigenousbc.com/stay-local-support-indigenousbc

A big Thank You to Stefano Faita for his incredible generosity this past week. It wasn't always the best conditions but few things will stop this guy...and his ...daughter Emilia! Huge thank you to all of our team: Klemqwateki Louie, Cheyanne Hackett, Paul Muskee, Stephen Cantryn, Anita Noble, Rosemary Jack, Lena De ridder and of course Chief Kevin Peacey. And I wouldn't want to forget the artists behind this production: Yvonne Defour and Antoine Bergevin Richer Showcasing the work that we do at Qathen Xwegus and the culture and people of Klahoose First Nation was the objective of this week but we came out of this experience with so much more: Incredible memories and new friends!

Repost from guest from this past season @cindyliz2 Grizzly from tour to Toba Inlet with Campbell River Whale Watching check out my complete album of the tour on Flickr at cindypowell535 Thank you for sharing Cindy ! #klahoosecoastaladventures #indigenousbc

Life Changing Experience!! We were greeted by Randy, our Klahoose First Nation guide, where he shared knowledge and stories as I am certain his ancestors before also passed down Read more reviews from this season: https://www.klahoosecoastaladventures.com/testimonials #KlahooseCoastalAdventures #IndigenousBC

Grizzly Bear catching a salmon, Toba Inlet, British Columbia. We watched in awe as this huge Grizzly walked up and down the river, before catching a salmon right in front of us. The water erupted as the bear launched its self at the fish, with it safely pinned down, it then reposition the fish in its jaws before taking it off into the woods to eat. Panasonic GX8 with LUMIX 100-400mm Leica DG Vario-Elmar Lens.... @wonderfulworldwildlife, Chris & Toni thanks for sharing! #klahoosecoastaladventuresklahoosecoastaladventures #indigenousbc

That’s a wrap here in Yekwamen (Toba Inlet). Our 2020 season finished this weekend and we want to thank all our guests for visiting and helping us stay open. Thank you @firstmatee9999 sharing your images. Can’t wait to join again next year?... #klahoosecoastaladventures #indugenousbc #yekwamen

What are we thankful for? This year was unlike any other, one we almost didn’t have. Today we take a step back and think of the life changing experiences we are able to give each guests, now more impactful then ever. Thank you to our guide Klemqwateki Louie Cheyanne Hackett Benny Lessard for making this happen and thank you to all our guests that helped us stay open this season. For this we are grateful. Happy thanksgiving everyone!... ...and the final shot from our last ride home. #klahoosecoastaladventures #indigenousbc

Repost @salt.on.cedars At work (in Knight Inlet), we see mostly female bears in the estuary except during breeding season (May and June), and occasionally in the fall when the males are traveling to the rivers to look for salmon. In Toba Inlet, on the river where they do their bear viewing, they see mostly males. These large males will usually take the prime fishing spots, forcing the females and younger bears to the margins. #klahoosecoastaladventures #tobainlet #knightinlet #grizzlybear #grizzlybearviewing #indigenousbc #destinationindigenous #discovercampbellriver #explorevancouverisland #klahoose #bearviewingbc #explorebc #beautifulbritishcolumbia #widlifephotography #naturephotography #desolationsound #explorecanada

Repost @stan_novotny_wildlife To stare in the eyes of a grizzly bear, you feel a gasp but not in fear, it’s respect. Stan Novotny Wildlife Photography Eagle Eye Adventures... #KlahooseCoastalAdventures #IndigenousBC

Toba Inlet has Many waterfalls some like this (Racine Falls) one are just spectacular ! #klahoosecoastaladventures #indigenousbc #yekwamen #explorebclocal

#resilience2020 #tourismcounts #indigenousbc #klahoosecoastaladventures

Thank you for sharing photos from your grizzly bear viewing tour! Tamika Yelverton Campbell River Whale Watching... #klahoosecoastaladventures #explorebclocal

What are we thankful for? This year was unlike any other, one we almost didn’t have. Today we take a step back and think of the life changing experiences we are able to give each guests, now more impactful then ever. Thank you to our guide Klemqwateki Louie Cheyanne Hackett Benny Lessard for making this happen and thank you to all our guests that helped us stay open this season. For this we are grateful. Happy thanksgiving everyone!... ...and the final shot from our last ride home. #klahoosecoastaladventures #indigenousbc

Grizzly Bear Viewing in the Klite River Tamika Yelverton #klahoosecoastaladventures

Repost @stan_novotny_wildlife To stare in the eyes of a grizzly bear, you feel a gasp but not in fear, it’s respect. Stan Novotny Wildlife Photography Eagle Eye Adventures... #KlahooseCoastalAdventures #IndigenousBC

Look at those claws ! Thank you for sharing Tyler Cave . .... #klahoosecoastaladventures #indigenousbc #explorebclocal See more

Repost @matty.cave Grizzly on the hunt for some salmon #closebutnocigar #klahoosecoastaladventures . @eagle_eye_adventures