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Shore Excursion Opportunities
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In a town where eagles, bears and whales outnumber people, opportunities for unique outdoor experiences abound.
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Outdoor experiences, such as kayaking, nature walks, canoeing and biking
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Adventure tours including jet boat trips, rock climbing and heli-hiking
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World-class salmon and halibut fishing programs
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Sightseeing trips by boat, bus, or train
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Boat tours to ancient First Nations village sites
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Flightseeing through ice-capped mountains and along cascading waterfalls
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Whale watching, grizzly bear viewing and other wildlife tours
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Cultural programs that showcase the rich history and diversity of the Northwest coast
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Tours to the local salmon cannery village, a national historic site
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Golf packages
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Left:
Downtown Prince Rupert
Right:
First Nations totem
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Dining And Shopping
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While most noted for its eco-adventures, Prince Rupert is also a bastion of high culture and extraordinary cuisine.
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Cow Bay Waterfront Area
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Historic Downtown Shopping District
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Left:
Jet boating
Right:
Wale watching tour
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Major Attractions
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Around the city, cruise passengers will find superb museums, a booming eco-tourism industry and a wealth of other attractions. Prince Rupert is also rich with First Nations culture and history.
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Museum of Northern British Columbia
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North Pacific Historic Fishing Village
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Pike Island Archaeological Site
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Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary
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Kwinitsa Railway Museum
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Prince Rupert Fire Museum
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Sunken Gardens
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Carving Shed and Longhouse
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Butze Reversing Tidal Rapids
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Northcoast Artist Cooperative
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Left:
Cow Bay Cafe
Above:
Railway
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