Discover Princess Louisa Inlet by air and water with No Limits Helicopters’ Heli Picnic tour. Fly over glaciers, enjoy a chef-prepared picnic, and cruise waters rich with marine life on this unforgettable 2.5-hour adventure.
Discover Princess Louisa Inlet by air and water with No Limits Helicopters’ Heli Picnic tour. Fly over glaciers, enjoy a chef-prepared picnic, and cruise waters rich with marine life on this unforgettable 2.5-hour adventure.
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Operated by No Limits Helicopters · Whistler, British Columbia
Princess Louisa Inlet lies at the far end of Jervis Inlet in British Columbia, a remote fjord carved by ice and time, where towering granite cliffs plunge into dark, glassy waters. This secluded corner of the Coast Mountains holds an impressive mosaic of glaciers, rainforest, and marine life, making it one of Canada’s most sacred natural spots and a magnet for adventurers craving a wild yet accessible wilderness experience.
No Limits Helicopters elevates this experience with their Heli Picnic tour, launching from Whistler and tracing a path over the Pemberton Ice Cap, the largest glacier in the area. This flight sets the stage with sweeping high-altitude views of jagged peaks and snowfields before descending into the inlet’s sheltered basin. Here, guests touch down near a private island for an exclusive lakeside picnic crafted by Bearfoot Bistro’s chef. Every bite is complemented by sweeping vistas of ancient cedars, cascading waterfalls, and the snowy ridge lines that frame the fjord.
After the meal, there’s time to stroll the lush rainforest trails beneath towering western red cedars and Douglas firs, soaking in the quiet power of this temperate ecosystem. The final leg includes a boat cruise on the vibrant waters of the inlet, where seals, dolphins, and even transient whales may glide by, pursuing salmon and other prey in these nutrient-rich channels.
No Limits Helicopters offers a rare blend of aerial adventure, gourmet dining, and nature immersion that highlights both the grandeur and intimacy of Princess Louisa Inlet. Its small-group trips—limited to five guests—ensure a personalized, unhurried pace that feels far from the typical tourist route. This experience commands a place among premier outdoor excursions in Canada, effortlessly combining remote wilderness access with thoughtful hospitality.
easy.
2.5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels due to low physical demand; a short walk in the rainforest is part of the trip.
The full experience is approximately 2.5 hours, including flight, picnic, rainforest walk, and boat cruise.
Yes, the activity is easy and designed for all ages, though guests should be comfortable with helicopter flights and short walks.
You may encounter seals, dolphins, and occasionally whales, along with diverse bird species in the rainforest.
They operate under strict aviation regulations with experienced pilots, focusing on passenger safety and comfort.
Yes, guests can notify the company in advance to customize meal options when possible.
Bring layered clothing, sturdy shoes, a camera, and any personal essentials; details are provided upon booking.
Princess Louisa Inlet was designated a provincial park in 1967 and has long been regarded as a spiritual place by the Coast Salish peoples.
Local efforts focus on preserving the pristine fjord ecosystem, balancing tourism with habitat protection and education.
No Limits Helicopters is a Squamish-based helicopter charter company specializing in scenic and guided aerial experiences throughout the Sea to Sky corridor of British Columbia. The company operates flights from Squamish and Whistler to remote glacial valleys, volcanic landscapes, ice caves, hot springs and alpine huts. Popular offerings include glacier landings, ice cave tours, volcano flyovers to Mount Meager, heli-fishing, and charters to the Jim Haberl Hut in the Tantalus Range. Each flight pairs experienced pilots with local guides to access remote terrain not reachable by road. No Limits Helicopters emphasizes safety and local knowledge, using helicopters to maximize time on the ground for exploration, photography and outdoor activities. The operator provides specific experiences such as a 90-minute Volcano & Ice Cave Adventure, a 42-minute Sea to Sky Overview with a glacier landing, and a 60-minute Ice Cave Experience over Whistler glaciers. From short 15–18 minute charters out of Squamish into the Tantalus Range to extended glacier landings, itineraries suit climbers, skiers, anglers and sightseers. No Limits Helicopters supports backcountry access for spring skiing, paragliding launches, remote picnics at Princess Louisa Inlet, and guided trips to natural hot springs. The company’s location in Squamish places it at the gateway to Shannon Falls, the Stawamus Chief and the Garibaldi and Tantalus ranges. Prospective guests should book in advance, check seasonal availability, and coordinate logistics through the operator’s reservation process. Flight durations and landing sites vary by season and weather conditions. Certified pilots follow standard safety protocols. Inspections and maintenance occur regularly.
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