3-Day Glamping and Kayaking Adventure in the Broken Group Islands
Days filled with the turquoise waters and lush rainforests of the Broken Group Islands, ending with a glamping experience unlike any other. This tour is not to be missed.
We are now accepting kayak tour bookings for 2023
3-Day Glamping and Kayaking Tour in the Broken Group Islands
3-Day Kayaking & Glamping Tour Overview
The perfect blend of wilderness and comfort; time at camp after days filled kayaking is not to be missed. King size beds in cedar sleeping barrels with a perfect view of the Pacific Ocean make this kayaking tour the West Coast’s best glamping adventure.
Each day, you’ll take in the remarkable beauty of the West Coast as we water taxi to the Broken Group Islands, a collection of over 100 islands, islets, and outcrops with sandy beaches, calm lagoons, sea caves, and jaw-dropping tidal pools.
Itinerary for the 3-Day Kayaking & Glamping Tour
Day 1
Meet at 200 Hemlock Street at the Small Craft Harbour. Your expert guide will brief you on a water taxi to the Broken Group Islands while you take in the breathtaking beauty of the coastline along the way. We will be dropped at one of the many sandy beaches within the Broken Group, where we’ll unload and re-pack our gear into kayaks. From here, you’ll have a kayak orientation to prepare you for your first paddle of this tour.
The itinerary of the tour will be based on group ability and weather, aiming to paddle 4-6 hours a day with plenty of time for spending quality time exploring and learning. Our philosophy is to make our guests experience as comfortable and fun as possible.
At noon, we’ll stop for our first lunch break where your guide will prepare you a delicious meal. Following this, we’ll continue to paddle the park. The water taxi will pick us up and bring us to our private and remote glamping site, where your guide will give you an orientation on the basecamp.
A local and fresh dinner will be served once guests settle in and have a moment to rest. Each evening we have a campfire where we share our favorite moments from the day, taking in the sunset in this remarkable piece of wilderness.
Day 2
You’ll start your day nice and early, maybe catching a sunrise along the way. We aim to have breakfast ready at 7:00am, giving you plenty of time to relax and enjoy your morning cup of joe.
Each day, the water taxi will drop us off at a new and exciting location within the Broken Group Islands, allowing us to explore the majority of the Broken Group Islands. From intertidal life to wildlife viewing, there will be plenty of photo-ready memories to be made along the way.
Day 3
On the final kayaking day, you’ll spend yet another day exploring the Broken Group Islands. After a day on the water, we’ll be picked up by the water taxi and whisked back home to Ucluelet.
Get ready for hugs and new pen-pals - this is a trip full of connections you won’t want to miss.
What to Expect on Our Glamping & Kayaking Tour
Hello Nature Tour Testimonials
We had a wonderful trip in the Broken Group Islands (4 days, 3 nights). We had 2 guides for our group of 6 people and they were both very knowledgeable and friendly. The food was delicious and the camping gear was really comfortable. We paddled for approximately 3-4 hours a day, with a lunch break to split up the day. The guides did a good job of finding a pace that worked for everyone in our group. Highly recommend, would love to come back!
The highlights are probably... everything! I would highly recommend this tour if you like the outdoors and being on the water not surrounded by noisy jet skis, and you don't want the stress and hassle of packing all the camping/kitchen/food gear yourself.
Contact Hello Nature
200 Hemlock Street,
Small Craft Harbour Finger "F",
Ucluelet, British Columbia, Canada, V0R 3A0
Tel: 250-726-2035
Toll Free: 1-844-706-2751
Email: adventures@hellonature.ca
Hello Nature Adventure Tours recognises and supports the indigenous rights and title of the Hesquiaht, Ahousaht, and Tla-o-qui-aht First Nations, Ucluelet, Toquaht and Tseshaht - the first peoples of the lands and waters now called Clayoquot Sound and Barkley Sound.
