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    Aboriginal Journeys
    Aboriginal Journeys

    Aboriginal Journeys is a First Nations-owned-and-operated adventure tour company based in Campbell River. Wildlife, marine-life and nature viewing excursions are offered, including whale watching and grizzly bear viewing from viewing platforms on Aboriginal lands. The professional and informative, locally-born guides with a minimum 30 years experience on the waters, also educate visitors on some of the region's Native history and culture. Transport Canada certified. Transportation from Quadra Island available.
    Address: Suite # 398-1434 Island Hwy Campbell River  BC  CAN  V9W 8C9
    Send an Email Send an Email (1) Telephone 1-888-455-8101 
     

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    Tsa-Kwa-Luten Lodge Quadra Island
    Seclusion within a 1100 acre forest located on the southern tip of Quadra Island. Several specialty tours are available. All accommodations feature ocean views of the Discovery Passage and the upper reaches of the Beaufort Mountain Range. Enjoy gourmet west coast cuisine in an atmosphere of casual elegance.
    Address: #1 Lighthouse Road Quadra Island  BC  Canada
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 250 285-2042 
     

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    G. Cook's Tours
    Explore the islands, inlets and rivers near Alert Bay, while learning about the culture of the Kwakwaka'wakw people. Visitors may also have the chance to spot whales or other wildlife.
    Address: . Alert Bay  BC
    Telephone 1 250 974-5055 
     

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    U'mista Cultural Centre
    This historic arts centre in Alert Bay houses the Potlatch Collection, which consists of masks and other artifacts belonging to the Kwakwaka'wakw people, many of the artifacts date back to the 1870s.
    Address: Front Street Alert Bay  BC   VON 1A0
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 250 974-5403 
     
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    Namgis (Nimpkish) Burial Grounds
    The Namgis (or Nimpkish) Burial Grounds is an old native cemetery. It is one of the few places in coastal British Columbia where memorial totem poles remain in their original location. Carvings on the totem poles show the family's crests. The grounds are not open for the public, but the totem poles are easy to see from the road. The burial grounds are located at Alert Bay on Cormorant Island, which is accessed by ferry from Port McNeill, Vancouver Island.
    Address: . Alert Bay  BC  Canada
     

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    Kwagiulth Museum and Cultural Centre of Cape Mudge
    Explore the fascinating culture of the at this museum and arts centre. An outstanding collection of Kwakwaka’wakw potlatch (a North American Indian ceremonial feast where participants give away items to exhibit wealth) artifacts is on display, including masks, carvings and totems. Other items include magnificent masks, blankets and jewelry. Guided tours are available. Times vary per season, so please inquire prior to visit.
    Address: 34 Weway Road, Cape Mudge Village Quathiaski Cove  BC  CAN  V0P 1N0
    Send an Email Send an Email (1) Telephone 1 250 285-3733 
     

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    T'sasala Cultural Group
    T'sasala is a group of dancers who perform traditional Kwakwaka'wakw dances representing various tribes within their language cluster. The dances and songs have been performed the same way from the beginning of the culture and this preservation is kept with Elder approval. In July and August these performances can be seen from Thursday to Saturday at 1 pm in the Alert Bay Big House. Special performances can be arranged.
    Address: . Alert Bay  BC  Canada
    Send an Email Send an Email Telephone 1 250 974-5403 
     

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    Da'naxda'xw Cultural Tours
    A traditional feast and dance performance is presented by the Da'naxda'xw people, with all of the customary native hospitality including speeches. Performances are held Mondays at noon or by appointment. Camp sites and walking trails are available for a small fee.Send an Email Send an Email (1) 
    Telephone 1 250 974-2179 
     

     
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