Pick a day and check availability on our calendar. Schedules without confirmed reservations may change without notice. Confirmed reservations will sail barring mechanical or safety issues, regardless of the number of tickets sold. Winter is a fabulous time to make this trip. In low season when there are no schedules with ticket sales available consider a charter.
Group departures can be arranged to suit any schedule. Call toll free to to ask about making special arrangements. Princess Louisa Inlet images.
Jervis Inlet images. Chatterbox Falls images. Payment in full is required to confirm your reservation. No refunds are available. Once any reservations are confirmed we will not cancel the trip for lack of numbers. Until confirmations are issued the schedule is subject to change.
Make sure you reserve ahead to avoid disappointment. On this tour you can marvel at the large landscapes, waterfalls, native pictographs, glaciers, and early settlement areas. The boat operator will comment on the most interesting features of Jervis Inlet. We touch on the history, geography and current events.
This is the highlight for a lot of passengers. There are so many interesting things to see in the 30 mile trip! Pick out what fascinates you. Here are the top seven reasons:. There are two ways to reach Chatterbox Falls: boat and seaplane. Each is unique and beautiful in its own right. Flying into the canyon lets you get up close and personal with the glacier-capped mountains that rest above and the rugged cliffs that fall straight-faced into the water.
The frothing base of Chatterbox Falls is easily the star attraction. However, until mid-June its stunning display is accented by more than sixty additional waterfalls. The cascading streams are fed by the melting snow-pack from the mountains above. Why should savoring Mother Nature end when the sun goes down? Bring a lawn chair, some firewood, and your favorite drink.
While the waters of Princess Louisa Inlet rise and fall with the tide, currents are practically nonexistent. The result is water temperatures that range between 70 — 78 degrees in the summer. So go ahead. Take a salt-water dip. It also has a ranger cabin occupied late June — September , a few campsites, picnic shelter and pit-toilets. Other than the amazing scenery, one of the main draws to the area is the spectacular Chatterbox Falls. At the mooring dock, head up the ramp into the lush forest and follow the meter boardwalk and trail to get closer to the roaring falls.
In June especially, the powerful water spray will leave you quite wet! The best view of the falls, however, is either from the water or on the beach. There are 4 bare ground tent sites with a picnic table at each. These are located just above the high tide line along the edge of the forest.
There is 1 communal fire pit for the tent sites. Water is available from taps at the main dock and from 1 tap behind the Macdonald Memorial Shelter. Only two have picnic tables and there is only one pit toilet for all. In June, as the warm sun starts melting the mountain snow-pack, it creates more than sixty waterfalls that cascade down the sheer rock walls. Although many are seasonal, a few remain throughout the entire summer, including Chatterbox Falls. This is a Marine Park, so the area is only accessible via boat or floatplane.
There are, however, a few places that offer tours. Other than Sunshine Coast Air, all of them leave out of Egmont. If you are looking for a place your entire family can enjoy, the Sunshine Coast has many vacation rental options. If you have your own boat, getting to Princess Louisa Inlet from Vancouver Island is doable as a day trip albeit a long day. The ride across the Straight of Georgia can oftentimes be a bit rough, but once you near Texada, things usually start to settle down.
The ride from Texada to the head of Jervis Inlet Agamemnon Channel on the Sunshine Coast is a bit more protected, so the water more smooth. At the north end of Agamemnon Channel, to your right will be Egmont.
This is the last location that offers fuel so be sure that you can make the round trip! Continuing your travel through Jervis Inlet you will pass by other beautiful areas with their own natural delights.
Both offer incredible scenery and even a few delightful waterfalls.
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