Desolation Sound Coastal Adventure Tour

Desolation Sound Coastal Adventure Tour

Location: Desolation Sound, British Columbia, Canada

Departure Area: Comox / Vancouver Island Region

Explore One of the World's Premier Coastal Destinations

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Desolation Sound on a fully customizable full-day adventure through one of British Columbia's most spectacular marine environments. Consistently ranked among the world's top yachting destinations, Desolation Sound offers crystal-clear waters, remote islands, towering mountains, hidden coves, and incredible wildlife viewing opportunities.

Travel aboard a Transport Canada-certified vessel while your experienced captain guides you through a landscape largely untouched by development. Every trip is customized around your interests, allowing you to create the perfect day on the water.

Pricing

Desolation Sound Coastal Tour - $1,400CAD per day

• 4 Guest Included
• 8 Hour Tour

Desolation Sound Coastal Tour - $1,500CAD per day

• 5 Guest Included
• 8 Hour Tour

Desolation Sound Coastal Tour - $1,600CAD per day

• 6 Guest Included
• 8 Hour Tour

Highlights May Include

• Visit the famous 30-meter Cassel Falls
• Swim in beautiful Cassel Lake
• Explore Roscoe Bay Provincial Park
• Visit remote island communities like Refuge Cove and Squirrel Cove
• Wildlife viewing opportunities
• Optional prawn trap deployment
• Scenic photography opportunities

Wildlife You May Encounter

• Humpback whales
• Orcas
• Dolphins
• Porpoises
• Seals
• Sea lions
• Bald eagles

Pricing

Full-Day Desolation Sound Tour - Starting at $1,500 CAD

Trip itineraries are fully customizable and planned directly with your captain.

What's Included

• Professional captain and guide
• Transport Canada-certified vessel
• Ice and cooler storage
• Onboard barbecue
• Custom trip planning

Why Choose This Tour?

Desolation Sound offers a rare combination of wilderness, wildlife, adventure, and relaxation. Whether you're swimming beneath waterfalls, exploring remote island communities, or photographing whales against snow-capped peaks, this is a true bucket-list British Columbia experience.