Full Haida Gwaii Guide Below 👇 📍Haida Gwaii is a gorgeous island off the northwest coast of British Columbia (almost Alaska!) It is the traditional land of the Haida People and an incredible place to learn about their history on this isolated island. How to get there 👇 • �A 15 hour ferry ride from Port Hardy to Prince Rupert. Then an 8 hour ferry ride to Haida Gwaii. • Or a 2 hour flight from Vancouver. How long to visit 👇 • We recommend at least 5 days here. It’s a large island and there is

3K views · 169 reactions | Embrace Responsible Travel on Haida Gwaii by taking the Haida Gwaii Pledge. Together, let's weave a tapestry of respect, appreciation, and sustainable practices as we venture into the heart of Haida Gwaii. Learn more: https://www.hellobc.com/stories/haida-pledge-responsible-travel-haida-gwaii/ | Super, Natural British Columbia | Facebook

Did you know Haida Gwaii is made up of a collection of 150 remote islands? | Super, Natural British Columbia

38K views · 1.1K reactions | Prince William and Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, have arrived in Haida Gwaii in a traditional canoe. www.cbc.ca/1.3785786 | CBC Vancouver | Facebook

Sneak peek at the stunning town of Skidegate, Haida Gwaii. Jonny tries to picture the journey of fierce Haida warriors who rowed all the way to California for a fight. New season this June! | Still Standing

Full Haida Gwaii Guide Below👇Haida Gwaii is a gorgeous island off the northwest coast of British Columbia (almost Alaska!).It is the traditional land of the Haida People and an incredible place to learn about their history on this isolated island.How to get there:⛴️ A 15 hour ferry ride from Port Hardy to Prince Rupert. Then an 8 hour ferry ride to Haida Gwaii.✈️ Or a 2 hour flight from Vancouver.How long should I go?🗓️ We recommend at least 5 days here. It’s a large island and there is a lot

Discovering Haida Gwaii’s Ancient Past | Canada Over The Edge Welcome to Haida Gwaii, where the rugged landscapes of British Columbia intertwine with the rich traditions of Haida culture and art. From the majestic totem poles and thriving marine conservation efforts to the deeply rooted Indigenous heritage and the ongoing revival of the Haida language, this episode reveals a mesmerizing tapestry of history, nature, and cultural preservation in one of the Pacific Northwest's most pristine and evo