Discover the thrill of spotting wild grizzlies in their natural habitat while enjoying a luxurious stay in British Columbia’s wilderness. Campbell River Adventure Tours makes it possible in style—read on for all the details.
From $889 | 2 nights at the Naturally Pacific Resort and 1 Grizzly Bear Tour | Ages 10+
Embark on an unforgettable "October Grizzly Getaway" in Campbell River, where adventure meets luxury. Enjoy a thrilling grizzly bear tour at Bute or Toba Inlet, followed by a two-night stay at the elegant Naturally Pacific Resort. Experience breathtaking wildlife and unwind in style amidst stunning British Columbia wilderness.
This October, immerse yourself in the stunning wilderness of British Columbia with our special "October Grizzly Getaway" package. Enjoy an exhilarating grizzly bear tour combined with a luxurious stay at the newly opened Naturally Pacific Resort in Campbell River.
$1299 for 2 Persons $889 for 1 Person *package is subject to a conservation and sustainability fee along with taxes
Meals and beverages at the hotel are not included
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Choose between two prime locations for your grizzly bear tour: Bute Inlet or Toba Inlet. Both locations offer some of the finest grizzly bear viewing experiences in the world.
Tour Duration: 8-9 Hours
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After your thrilling bear adventure, retreat to the comfort and elegance of Naturally Pacific Resort, your home away from home in Campbell River.
Experience the best of British Columbia’s wilderness and luxury this October. Secure your spot for this exclusive package and create lasting memories amidst the beauty of grizzly bears and the comfort of Naturally Pacific Resort.
Layer up and bring waterproof gear as weather can change quickly in coastal BC.
Enhance wildlife viewing with high-quality optics for distant animal sightings.
Maintain silence to improve chances of bear sightings and avoid disturbing wildlife.
October is peak bear activity time, so reserve well in advance for this popular trip.
Campbell River has been a hub for Indigenous Coast Salish communities for centuries, with a rich history intertwined with local wildlife and logging industries.
The tour operates under strict guidelines to minimize environmental impact and promote wildlife preservation in BC's sensitive coastal ecosystems.
Keeps you dry during boat tours in sometimes rainy coastal weather.
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Vital for spotting wildlife from a distance.
Adapt to changing weather conditions on the boat and in the lodge.
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Capture close-up shots of bears and scenic vistas.
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