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 TOURS Experience culture, tradition, and history as you tour the waters of Indian Arm by canoe or kayak OUR TOURS | CORPORATE EVENTS | SCHOOL GROUPS The West Coast Canoe Adventure is unique to the area as it offers the authentic First Nation’s experience. Accompanied by our First Nation guides, you will travel the calm waters of Indian Arm in our traditional style 25-foot ocean-going canoes. Listen to traditional songs and legends while you learn about the cultural history of Burrard Inlet and Indian Arm. Dates: July 1 –August 31; Every Saturday & Sunday Please call 604-985-2925, Cates Park Paddling Centre to book your tour. Say Nuth Khaw Yum Explorer A great introduction to safe sea kayaking! Join our guides on this tour of beautiful Southern Indian Arm. Explore scenic coastlines, listen to legends and learn about the cultural history of the area. Dates: July 1 –August 31; Every Saturday & Sunday Please call 604-985-2925, Cates Park Paddling Centre to book your tour. Share a unique cultural experience with your group, and take away memories that will last a lifetime. Our customized corporate events can include: Team Building Activities: Strengthen your team through a variety of land and/or water based First Nation games and activities. Cultural Activities: Experience our traditional songs, stories and drumming with First Nation guides. Ancestral Rainforest Walk: Listen to ancient knowledge and wisdom of traditional methods used for identifying and harvesting indigenous flora and fauna. Traditional Salmon Feast: Enjoy our traditionally prepared grilled salmon after your canoe or kayak experience. Dates: May – September; Tours available upon request Please contact us for more information or to book your event by phone at 604-904-7410 or by email at groups@takayatours.com. See eagles, sea stars, seals and more while you tour the calm waters of Indian Arm! Our 12 passenger traditional style ocean-going canoes provide the perfect means to safely introduce students to the rich marine environment of Indian Arm while they learn about the Tsleil-Waututh history of the area. First Nation guides will sing songs, tell legends and share stories. Continue the experience on land with an Ancestral Rainforest Walk where students will listen to ancient knowledge and wisdom of traditional methods used for identifying and harvesting indigenous flora and fauna. Dates: May 1 – September 30; Monday - Friday Please contact us for more information or to book your event by phone at 604-904-7410 or by email at groups@takayatours.com.
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