N A K W A K T O R A P I D S &

P O R T H A R D Y

Timing these trips to match the tides allows us to dive the GuinneSs World Records fastest navigable tidal rapids in the world! Ok, we don’t dive it at the fastest but we’re still in there! Here you will see the famous Nakwakto Gooseneck Barnacles.

The amount of life in Port Hardy is simply overwhelming.

A bucket list trip for anyone with a drysuit. Port Hardy above and below the surface never disappoints.

We head out to Browning pass for 3 days of some of the best coldwater diving in the entire world. Walls full of colour, covered in coldwater corals and macro life, huge schools of fish, an abundance of fascinating jellies and magical kelp forests to safety stop in.

Popular dive sites include: Browning Wall, 7 Tree Island, Rock Of Life, 5 Fathom Rock, Mola Mola, Fantasy Island, Berry Island

We’re here for diving, but the surface intervals in Port Hardy are like none anywhere else in the world. We go searching for Sea Otters, Sea Lions, Humpbacks, Orcas .. basically all PNW Marine mammals! We have even spotted a few Mola Mola & Blue Sharks !

I N C L U S I O N S :

  • 6 boat dives

  • Optional additional shore dive

  • 3 nights shared accommodation

  • All tanks & weights

  • Lunch on board x 3

W H A T W E M I G H T E N C O U N T E R :

  1. Cold Water Corals

  2. Sea Otters

  3. Kelp Forests

  4. Red Irish Lord

  5. All Sorts of Rockfish

  6. Basket Stars

  7. Giant pacific octopus

  8. Wolf Eels

  9. Macro life including. Nudibranchs, Gunnels, Shrimp & Jellies

  10. Stellar & California Sea Lions

  11. Colourful sponges & anemones,

  12. Humpback Whales

  13. Orca, Dolphins & Porpoise on surface intervals

    I T I N E R A R Y

    July 31st - Make your way to Port Hardy & check in around 3pm. Optional shore “check out” dive if divers arrive early enough.

    August 1st - Full day of boat diving & island exploring

    August 2nd - Full day of boat diving & island exploring

    August 3rd - check out before a full day of boat diving & island exploring. leave Port Hardy