About Hakai Pass
Hakai Pass, on British Columbia’s central coast, is truly a wilderness paradise. The pristine waterway is teeming with life, including the majestic Chinook and Coho salmon that made this area famous.
You get a sense of the beauty of Hakai Pass before you even arrive. As the plane starts its descent, the Hakai’s myriad islands, bays and coves come in to view, highlighted by the sparkling blue of Hakai’s calm waters.
Once you’re on the water, Hakai begins to really work its magic. As you mooch for salmon along a gentle back eddy, or turn the corner and discover a brilliant sandy beach, it quickly becomes clear that this is an incredibly special place.
Hakai Lúxvbálís
Hakai Pass is part of the Hakai Lúxvbálís Conservancy Area and is carefully managed to ensure it stays untouched for generations to come. As a result, it is bursting with marine life in their natural habitat, and Hakai’s eagle and whale watching is some of the best in British Columbia.
