





North Vancouver Island
Sep 13-21, 2022
9 days | Canada | alumni UBC Travel Club

What’s included: Accommodation based on double occupancy; most meals; local transportation; all activities and entrance fees; services of specialized guides; gratuities for escort, local guides, drivers, hotel, and group meals; applicable taxes; fully escorted by Worldwide Quest study leader
Itinerary at a Glance
Day | Activity |
1 | Meet in Campbell River |
2 | Old growth forest hiking, Telegraph Cove village, local seafood dinner |
3 | Sea kayaking (or hiking) excursion to look for whales, dolphins, and eagles |
4 | Travel by ferry to Alert Bay, home to the 'Mangis First Nation of the Kwakwak'wakw |
5 | U’Mista Cultural Centre and explore the eerie charm of the Ecological Gardens |
6 | Full day of Grizzly Bear viewing with First Nations guides |
7 | Visit the gallery of renowned totem pole artist Calvin Hunt, explore Port Hardy |
8 | Cape Scott Provincial Park and traditional land of Tlatlasikwala First Nations |
9 | Explore the totems and big houses of Port Hardy, depart Campbell River |
Your Tour Leader

Patricia A. Shaw is the Founding Chair (1996-2014) of the First Nations Languages Program at University of British Columbia, and Professor of Anthropological Linguistics with particular interests in sound systems; the interface of phonology with phonetics and morphology; literacy and oral traditions; language contact and change.
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What’s included: Accommodation based on double occupancy; most meals; local transportation; all activities and entrance fees; services of specialized guides; gratuities for escort, local guides, drivers, hotel, and group meals; applicable taxes; fully escorted by Worldwide Quest study leader