Departing by kayak after dinner in late July or early August, guests paddle a calm, darkened inlet as microscopic organisms light up beneath each stroke – blue-green trails spreading across the surface in silence.
The phenomenon cannot be promised, only offered when weather and tide allow. When it appears, it is among the rarest things the wilderness here has to offer.
Available in late July and early August. Operation is subject to tidal, wind and moon conditions. Bioluminescence cannot be guaranteed.
Lemmens Inlet sits deep within Clayoquot Sound, its waters calm, its forest dense and close. A short boat ride brings you to the float camp - the sauna fired, the inlet quiet, nothing between you and the wilderness but the deck beneath your feet.
View Details A Zodiac carries you to Flores Island and the edge of one of Vancouver Island's most intact coastal rainforests. Walk historic trails beneath old-growth cedar and spruce approaching a thousand years old, with the stories of the Ahousaht people woven into every step.
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