Our base camp is nestled within the pristine Qwiquallaaq / Boat Bay Conservancy, located in the heart of Johnstone Strait. This area is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty, rich marine ecosystem, and abundant wildlife.

A Protected Marine Paradise

The conservancy offers protected waters and sheltered bays, creating an ideal environment for sea kayaking, wildlife watching, and outdoor exploration. You’ll find yourself immersed in a serene wilderness, untouched by commercial development.

Wildlife Encounters

Boat Bay and Johnstone Strait are famous for extraordinary wildlife encounters. From your kayak or directly from shore, you can witness majestic orcas, humpback whales, sea lions, dolphins, porpoises, eagles, and even bears roaming along the remote shorelines.

Cultural and Ecological Significance

The area holds deep cultural importance to local Indigenous communities, who have cared for and lived in harmony with these waters for thousands of years. The conservancy helps protect and maintain these traditional lands, ensuring they remain a vibrant natural sanctuary for future generations.

Easily Accessible Wilderness

Despite its remote feel, our location within the conservancy is conveniently accessible from Port McNeill and Telegraph Cove, making it an ideal starting point for your adventure. Our base camp provides comfort and convenience amidst the pristine surroundings, ensuring you have an unforgettable wilderness experience.