Harrison River Cruise Adventure with Shoreline Tours
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical demand since this is a seated cruise.
Overview
Venture down the Harrison River this fall with Shoreline Tours. Encounter salmon, seals, and bald eagles on a three-hour cruise through British Columbia’s wild heart.
River Cruise (October & November)
Starting at CA$99 per person | 3 Hours | Harrison River Cruise
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About This Adventure
Experience a breathtaking three-hour cruise down the scenic Harrison River, where you can witness stunning wildlife, including salmon, sturgeon, seals, and bald eagles. Enjoy the comfort of a locally built boat equipped with modern technology, while savoring delicious food and drinks from our onboard restaurant. Don't forget your camera!
Join us for a cruise down the Harrison River!
Rates
Adult: $99.00 Senior 65+: $90.00 Child 5+: $90.00 4 yrs and under: Free
Auto gratuity will be added to onboard bill (*items purchased from our licensed restaurant & bar) for parties of 5 or more.
No Refunds, No cancellations. All Sales are final regardless of weather, air quality, and other circumstances beyond our control.
You must be on time for your reservation. The boat DEPARTS at the time of your reservation and we do not wait for late arrivals.
To change the date of your booking contact us no later than 48 hours prior to your reservation. Last minute re-bookings are NOT permitted and are considered a no-show for your reservation, no refunds or re-booking will be accepted.
Duration
3 hours
About
During the fall months, The Laroan takes a sharp left turn on this three-hour cruise, leaving the lake for the currents of Harrison River. There, you might spot some of the area's abundant salmon and sturgeon population, as well as barking seals and bald eagles keeping watch high overhead. Don’t forget to bring your camera!
The Boat
Shoreline Tours has been operating on Harrison Lake since 2001. This locally built boat, was launched on it's maiden voyage in 1988. To assist our fully certified Capitan's, all of the newest marine technology including, fully automated auto guidance and auto pilot, sonar, and radar. Cruising speed is 7 knots powered by twin turbo Volvo diesels, also a 10kw diesel generator.
Please note
All passengers are not to bring their own food onboard. We are a licensed restaurant and cannot have outside food and beverage brought on to the boat. Food and Beverage is available for purchase on every cruise.
Animals will not be permitted unless they are service animals.
Adventure Tips
Bring a Camera with Zoom
Wildlife sightings can be subtle and distant—long lenses or zoom capable cameras help capture bald eagles and seals without disturbance.
Dress Warmly in Layers
October and November on the Harrison River can be chilly and breezy; pack layers to stay comfortable on deck.
Arrive Early to the Dock
The boat departs promptly at reservation time; late arrivals won’t be accommodated.
Purchase Food and Drinks Onboard
Outside food and beverages are not permitted; plan to buy refreshments from the onboard licensed restaurant.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagle
- Harbor seal
History
The Harrison River has long been essential to Indigenous communities and continues to support salmon runs vital to local ecology and culture.
Conservation
Shoreline Tours promotes responsible tourism practices that help protect river habitats and wildlife populations, supporting ongoing conservation projects.
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Recommended Gear
Warm Layered Clothing
Keep comfortable against chilly river winds during the autumn cruise.
fall specific
Binoculars
Enhance your chances of spotting distant wildlife like eagles and seals.
Waterproof Jacket
Protects against occasional drizzle and river spray.
fall specific
Camera with Zoom Lens
Capture detailed images of wildlife and scenic river views.