Indigenous

Indigenous tourism reveals a path towards reconciliation through sustainable, ethical travel and cultural experiences. When you spend time learning the traditions, languages and stories of Alberta and BC First Nations, you gain a deeper connection to the land and its people.

Indigenous people in Canada have lived and traveled on these lands for time immemorial. Their understanding and connection to their homelands will enrich your perspective.

On your next adventure, make time to connect to the local Indigenous community. The experience will transform you!

Ucluelet  Mountain bike Trails BC two bikers riding trail

As you pedal up to the mountain bike trails on Č̓umaat̓a (Mount Ozzard), just outside of Ucluelet...

Oceanfront at Tla-o-qui-aht’s Tin Wis Resort, your stay is within one of the planet's most diverse...

It’s a beautiful evening looking out onto a water so green you’d think you were in the Caribbean...

Known as the gateway to the Lakeland region, the area around Lac La Biche is a great road trip...

Tla-o-qui-aht Nation Tofino BC naauu Ben Giesbrecht

To commemorate National Indigenous Peoples Day this June, join us on a virtual journey, east to west...

When Wišqiimit’i was given the role of "speaker" for Huu-ay-aht First Nations, it came with a...

As we enter National Indigenous History Month in Canada this June 2024, questions still remain for...

Follow the winding island roads through Nuu-chah-nulth Homelands (the collective of 14 island-based...

Viewpoints are sacred spaces for the syilx people. “This is where ceremonies are held that remind...

Surrounded by the Beaufort Mountain Range, Sproat Lake and MacMillan Provincial Park, Port Alberni...

Ready to get cozy? Picture taking a sauna by the ocean, soaking in hot springs and indulging in more...

Slow Rise Bakery breadmaking workshop Gabriola Island Logan Moore ZenSeekers

These five BC rural islands are some of the most community-oriented, nature-centered, grounded and...