Bella Coola Grizzly Tours / Land Tours
Bella Coola Valley
Wildlife & Sight-Seeing Bus Tours
from Bella Coola Grizzly Tours
Web: bcgrizzlytours.com
Email: info@bcgrizzlytours.com
Toll free (North America): 1 (888) 982-0098
PH: (250) 982-0098
Guided Bus Tours
– Tour the Grand Entrance to the Great Bear Rainforest
– Explore the Beautiful Bella Coola Valley
Bella Coola Grizzly Tours is a Land & Marine based-operation;
Offering Guided Marine Tours, Wildlife Viewing & Grizzly Bear Watching. Lodging is Available in our Deluxe Log Cabins.
Bella Coola Valley Wildlife & Sightseeing Tours seeks out the best wildlife viewing for the time of the season.
Our 24 Passenger Tour Bus could head East up the Valley to Tweedsmuir Park to view the Grizzly Bears feeding on the spawning Salmon or west out to the M-Gurr Lookout for the most awesome view of the Saltwater Fjords. Your Licensed, Permitted, & Insured Tour Guide will do their best to provide Wildlife Viewing opportunities.
Please bring your own packed lunch & hot drinks if desired. We will provide a table, chairs & cold beverages at a nice Riverside setting. All aspects of the Spring, Summer & Fall Valley Bus Tour are subject to seasonal availability, hours of operation & weather conditions.Scheduled Tours Depart on Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday.
Tour time: 8 Hours (9am – 5:00pm)
Open: May 1st – September 31st
Reservations are recommended & appreciated.
Give us a call or send us an E-mail we would be Happy to help you put together a vacation your Whole Family can enjoy.
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