Built on the three pinacles of humour, music and detail and located in the Great Bear Rainforest, Nimmo Bay Resort offers a range of adrenalin-inducing activities from bear and whale watching, paddle boarding, kayaking and hiking. Best of all are the helicopter adventures which take you to 10,000 year-old glaciers, sandy beaches, waterfalls and world-class fishing.
NIMMO BAY ADVENTURE
HIGHLIGHTS
- Zooming in by helicopter to pristine lakes and hot springs
- Swimming, rafting and drifting along beautiful isolated rivers
- Fishing for Sockeye, Pinks, Rainbow and Cutthroat Trout
- Kayaking through untouched wilderness
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Arrive
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Day 1 Arrive Vancouver
Upon arrival in Vancouver International Airport, you will be met and transferred to the South Terminal for the flight to Port Hardy Airport. At Port Hardy a helicopter will be waiting for you for the final leg of your journey. Only accessible by air or water, Nimmo Bay Wilderness resort is found on Watson Island in the middle of the Great Bear Rainforest of British Columbia. Whether you are looking for activities, wildlife or simply a wilderness escape, Nimmo Bay provides it all.
Overnight: Nimmo Bay
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Day 2 - 6 Watson Island - Great Bear Rainforest
Start each day with the delicious Nimmo Bay breakfast. Once ready to seize the day, you can choose from a large range of activities. A kayak outing, complemented by freshly-ground coffee and glorious morning views, can be one of the best ways to start your day. However if you want to sneak up on nature, swap the kayak for a paddle board and silently slip unnoticed as bears, seals and eagles pass you by. For the less intrepid, power boats are also available for bear and whale watching; much more stable than a paddle board but exhilarating nonetheless. Hiking, rock climbing, snorkelling, paintballing, tubing, wind surfing and wake-boarding are some of the more active things on offer, but if all you want to do is relax you can enjoy photography, yoga, boat picnics, or simply read a book with the best that nature has to offer as your companion. Originally created for fishing, Nimmo Bay still maintains a strong fishing tradition and you'll find various types of salmon and trout as well as Steelhead and Dolly Varden. For the ultimate experience, Nimmo Bay has now introduced helicopters to transport keen fishermen to previously inaccessible, perfect fishing spots and providing a bird's eye view of the game. In the evening, a fire is lit on the floating dock around which guests can relax and swap stories of the day's adventure over cocktails, or guides will run pre-dinner evening boat cruises. The 3-course dinner is served both al fresco and within the cosy dining room, accompanied by an excellent selection of wine and beer and a fully stocked bar.
Overnight: Nimmo Bay
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Day 7 Depart
This morning you will depart Nimmo Bay for your helicopter flight back to Port Hardy and on to Vancouver International Airport for your departure flight home.
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Depart
GUIDELINE PRICES - Per Person
Currency
| Low | £ 8,200 | $ 12,127 | € 9,827 |
| High | £ 9,100 | $ 13,458 | € 10,905 |
BOOKING NOTES
- Based on two people sharing a twin/double cabin on all-inclusive basis.
- Season runs from May-October so early booking is strongly recommended.
INCLUSIONS
- All accommodation as detailed in the itinerary.
- Daily breakfast.
- Private transfers throughout.
- All sightseeing, entrance fees and guide services as detailed in the itinerary.
- Internal flights where detailed in the itinerary.
EXTRAS
- International flights.
- Meals not indicated in the itinerary.
- Items of a personal nature such as laundry, drinks, gratuities (discretionary).
- Entrance fees and excursions not specifically mentioned as included.
- Travel insurance or visa fees.
