We operate trips in this area around late July to mid-August, so more often than not we are experiencing summer weather! That being said, we can also run into very foggy mornings and the night air can start to have a bit of crispness to it – as such, we recommend bringing some warmer layers along to start and end the day with.

This itinerary is one of our more potentially active tours – with a stop at the U’Mista Cultural Centre, a host of shore excursion opportunities, and the availability to kayak morning and evening, guests can anticipate a bit more of an active trip. As always, our crew are there to support guests when needed, especially when getting in and out of the zodiac from the boat or shoreline. We recommend feeling comfortable going for walks around your neighbourhood in preparation for this trip.

Though offering great opportunities for sailing, rarely does the itinerary voyage too far out into open water. As always, we adapt to whatever weather is given to us, which may include wavy conditions, but we anticipate those conditions being fewer and far between.

Yes! This itinerary is well set up to give our crew a good chance of unfurling the sails. We are always at the mercy of what weather we are given, but we have a high chance of making way under sail on this tour.

We experience pebbly and sandy beaches, grassy to dirt paths, and free form forest walks on this trip. If guests feel unsteady on the rocky beaches, we recommend hiking poles, and our crew are always there to lend a hand. The paths and shore excursions we take rarely gain or lose a significant amount of elevation and crew always take into consideration the abilities of the group before determining what activities they will facilitate.

Yes! Once at anchor in the afternoon/evening and in the morning before breakfast, there will typically be an offer to go kayaking.