Aboard floatplanes or helicopters are the quickest way to see and experience the immensity of the north coast wilderness. Trips available include bush pilot tours to remote native villages, logging camps and fishing lodges, Kaien Island, Khutzeymateen Valley and Cambria Icefield flightseeing excursions and flights into Ketchikan, Alaska. Trips last between 1 and 5 hours.

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These flights are a memorable activity. You'll fly over breathtaking geography, beautiful islands, possibly see some wildlife. To save money, fly standby on one of the regular round-trip runs to the Native villiages of Port Simpson or Kinkolith. They make a short stop to pick up passnegers, but you'll get lots of scenery in.

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Harbour & Bus Tours

The best way to view a coastal city is on the water. Harbour tours, archaeological tours, Kaien Island circle tours through Butze Rapids, and historical tours of the lower Skeena River are all great options for those looking to get out on the water and still learn a little about the Prince Rupert area.

For those who just want to get away, trips can also be arranged to some of the outlying islands (possibly for a beach barbecue) or to area hot springs. Trips last between 1.5 to 6 hours.

Take a guided bus tour and learn about the fishing industry, both past and present. You will also visit other attractions along the way. Trips last approximately 2 hours.

Visit Pike Island/Laxspa’aws to see the remains of First Nations coastal villages dating back 1800 years. Find out how archaeological remains have combined with Tsimshian legend to paint a picture of the past, as you enjoy this coastal rainforest walking tour.