Tours & Things to do in Port Hardy

Scenic Boat and Wildlife Tour
Wa’p & Max’inux
Our local guide will take you on a 3-hour adventure where you could see marine mammals such as whales, porpoises, Stellar sea lions and marine birds.
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Drum Making
Ha’matla Lel’gwatla’tle
Drums are deeply rooted in First Nations cultures and we want to share this spiritual practice. The drum making session takes place at Kwa’lilas Hotel and you will create your own drum to take with you.
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Nakwakto Rapids and Cultural Tour
Wa’p & Bi’dagwa’nam
A magnificent natural marvel! These salt water rapids reach speeds of 14 knots creating surging water levels and churning waves. Learn fascinating stories about the rapids and Tremble Island, Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw history and view wildlife that frequents the area.
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Cedar Weaving
Ha’matla Lel’gwatla’tle & K’waxala
For thousands of years, the Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw have harvested and weaved fibres from the local cedar trees. Join our cedar weaver to learn how to prepare cedar and create your own bracelet, medicine pouch or small case. Cedar weaving classes are conveniently held at the Kwa’lilas Hotel.
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San Josef Bay
A’wi’nagwitl, K’waxala & U’ligan
Locally known as “San Jo”, this breathtaking bay located in Cape Scott Provincial Park is known for its iconic beaches and rock stack formations. This day tour takes place on Tlalasikwala Traditional Territory.
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Port Hardy Museum
Museum, Archives & Gift Shop
Take in the history of the local North Island area and browse artifacts in the permanent collections and rotating exhibits. Shop the gift shop for one of a kind art, jewelry and local interest books.
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Local Walks and Hikes
Diverse parks and trails for people of all ages and abilities.
Take a leisurely stroll on the seawall looking out to Hardy Bay, Quatse Loop and the estuary popular with bird watching enthusiasts and dog walkers. Or find a more challenging hike for a morning or a whole day! There is a wide variety of wilderness adventures and nature walks on the North Island.
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