Indigenous Experiences

Indigenous travel experiences in Canada

If you’re planning a trip to our region, then you may want to find out more about our country’s heritage. Indigenous travel experiences in Canada offer an authentic and immersive introduction to a time before new settlers. From exploring the ancient lands of Haida Gwaii Island to viewing the totemic art collections of Vancouver, make your vacation more meaningful with educational experiences you’ll never forget.

Indigenous travel experiences in Canada with Entrée Destinations

At Entrée Destinations, we deliver authentic tours in effortless style and comfort. It’s our mission to provide truthful journeys through our region featuring only the finest experiences, locations, and accommodations. Our itineraries are built from the ground up to your unique preferences, so whether you’re looking for a shore excursion for your cruise or a longer tailored journey, we can make it happen. We also offer 24/7 travel support — we are by your side! Have a read of the sample indigenous travel experiences below, they’re a taster of what it possible.

Haida Gwaii Tour <span/>Coastal & Authentic<span>

Haida Gwaii Tour Coastal & Authentic

Your journey begins in Vancouver, where you'll receive an introduction to Indigenous art and culture. From Vancouver, you'll travel to Haida House, located on Graham Island in Haida Gwaii. Meet local artisans, hike Tow Hill and learn about the history of the region - some nearby stone structures are estimated to date back over 13,000 years ago.

Northwest Coast Art <span>Exploration</span>

Northwest Coast Art Exploration

The First Nations people tell their stories through a variety of mediums, including carving, basket weaving, painting and dancing. Alongside a local anthropologist, you'll visit UBC's Museum of Anthropology and the Latimer Art Gallery. Enjoy lunch at Salmon 'n Bannock, serving First Nations inspired cuisine. Visit Stanley Park and hear the stories behind its historic totem poles.

U’mista <span>Uncovered</span>

U’mista Uncovered

Travel by private seaplane from Vancouver to the Robson Bight Ecological Reserve, a protected habitat for Northern Resident Killer Whales. In Alert Bay you'll feast on a bbq salmon lunch, and learn about the Kwakwaka’wakw people. Enjoy a visit to the U'mista Cultural Centre, home to sacred Indigenous relics. The day will wrap up with a scenic private seaplane ride back to Vancouver.