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“Loved every minute! Oysters, jumping off the boat, hiking to the lakes, the waterfalls, kayaking and the champagne buckets.”
–Jeff Ament, PJ
Introduction Built in 1943 as a US military vessel, the Pacific Yellowfin’s storied past is as mysterious and elusive as the seas it has traversed. Once the home of millionaires and mischief-makers, today, Captain, owner and self-professed sufferer of “wooden boat disease,” Colin Griffinson is at the helm. After undergoing several refits, this WW2 Vet now offers exclusive private charters, unparalleled service and unforgettable sights. Motor through BC’s Mediterranean-like Gulf Islands on a culinary cruise sampling the region’s freshest fare in organic produce, artisan cheese and just-caught Dungeness crabs. Discover the marine playground of Desolation Sound—a boater’s dream—by kayaking, canoeing and swimming through sheltered inlets and coves. Dive into the wild through the Inside Passage. For the ultimate wildlife adventure, see humpback and killer whales, bears, Steller Sea Lions, harbour seals and porpoises on an eco-tour through the Great Bear Rainforest.
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Few active travel companies cruise the coast of British Columbia by private expedition yacht, and none can boast one as stellar as the M.V. Pacific Yellowfin. Its unmistakable charm emanates a sense of home-away-from-home that you wouldn’t expect from a luxury liner. Appointed in teak, mahogany, and oak, this luxurious yacht has four staterooms, a main saloon, galley kitchen and fantail deck where guests recount their daily adventures with friends and family over a glass of wine. Its tenders and toys (jet skis, motorbikes, sea kayaks) make any locale the ultimate playground for unforgettable memories. The Pacific Yellowfin blends seamlessly with its natural environs as she incorporates all elements of West Coast culture in her presentation and services.
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Gulf Islands Cruises
The Gulf Islands of BC is an idyllic archipelago of some 200-plus islands. Known for being an artistic, cultural and culinary hotbed, the Islands produce some of the province’s finest artisanal breads, cheese, wine, fine art and handicraft. Experience the gastronomy of the Islands with a private chef at your leisure on a Gulf Islands Culinary Cruise. Island hop while indulging your way through the pristine protected waterways and harbours of the Gulf Islands aboard the luxurious and lovingly restored Pacific Yellowfin. Built in 1943, this classic expedition coastal freighter is your home for two nights and three days. Combining gourmet cuisine and selected wines, the Pacific Yellowfin offers the finest in hospitality, amenities and more.
Gulf Islands Culinary Cruise Duration: 2 Nights / 3 days
Start & Finish: Vancouver International Airport
Highlights of the cruise:
] World class cuisine ] Visit to the Ganges Saturday market ] Guided tour of Salt Spring Island wineries and farms ] Chef ’s Dinner at Hastings House ] Picnic at Canada’s Southern tip ] Orca and other wildlife viewing
Day 1: Vancouver ~ Sidney ~ Galiano island
Flight transfer from Vancouver International Airport to Sidney on Vancouver Island (included). Transfer to the Pacific Yellowfin in the Marina where a champagne reception welcomes you onboard. Begin your cruise through the Gulf Islands to Galiano Island. Guided kayaking trip around Montague Harbour and surrounding islands. Welcome Dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 2: Galiano Island ~ Salt Spring Island
Enjoy breakfast while cruising to Ganges on Salt Spring Island to visit the famous farmer’s market known for its “Make it, bake it or grow it on the Gulf Islands” philosophy. Map of BC Continue with a tour of the island with a Salt Spring native to learn about its wineries, organic farms, cheese makers, as well as many renowned art galleries. In the evening enjoy a Chef ’s Dinner at Hastings House Country House Hotel (Top rated Restaurant in Canada by the Zagat Survey 2006, 2007 and 2008) with BC wine pairings. Legend
Day 3: Salt Spring Island ~ Saturna Island ~ Vancouver
Cruise to unspoilt Saturna Island while enjoying buffet breakfast. Take a motorbike or bike ride to the Lighthouse at the southern tip of the island. Savour a picnic lunch. Transfer back by seaplane Yukon Territory to Vancouver International Airport (included).
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Islands and Gardens Cruise Duration: 3 nights / 4 days
Start & Finish: Vancouver International Airport
Highlights of the cruise: Day 1: Vancouver ~ Saturna Island ~ Pender Island
Seaplane transfer from Vancouver International Airport to Saturna Island, to rendezvous with the Pacific Yellowfin. Welcome champagne reception onboard while cruising through the Gulf Islands to Pender Island for a guided kayaking trip around Bedwell Harbour. Welcome Dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 2: Pender Island ~ Whale Watching ~ Brentwood Bay
A guided hike up Mount Norman to greet the day, before breakfast. The rest of the day will be spent viewing orcas, porpoises and seals around the Gulf Islands. Late afternoon cruise to Brentwood Bay. Dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 3: Brentwood Bay ~ Victoria ~ Brentwood Bay
In the morning visit the famous Butchart Gardens for a backdoor-guided tour and then enjoy lunch here at Butchart. In the afternoon visit Victoria with its English teashops, and ride along the waterfront in a horse drawn carriage around the inner harbour. Join in the tradition and sip afternoon tea. Return to the boat for dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 4: Brentwood Bay ~ SaltSpring Island ~ Vancouver
Morning cruise to Ganges on Salt Spring Island. Stroll around the village before lunch onboard. Seaplane transfer back to Vancouver International Airport.
What’s Included:
] Seaplane flights from Vancouver to Saturna Island. Return flight from Ganges to Vancouver ] Entrance to the renowned Butchart gardens and lunch ] Sightseeing tour of Victoria including horse drawn carriage ride and afternoon tea ] Guided kayaking and hiking tours ] Guided orca & dolphin viewing
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] Spectacular Gulf Islands scenery ] Full day of orca / seal watching ] Guided visit to Butchart Gardens ] Horse and carriage ride and traditional afternoon tea in Victoria
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Desolation Sound, the largest and perhaps best-known archipelago in British Columbia, is considered by many boaters to be one of the top three cruising grounds in the world, along with Fiji and New Zealand’s Bay of Islands. The waters of Desolation Sound are calm, sheltered and warm with lots of protected anchorages, and plentiful oysters, clams, prawns and salmon. The archipelago consists of more than 14,000 acres of high land and 6,350 acres of shoreline and water. There are also numerous lakes and waterfalls in Desolation Sound, and the warmest salt water north of Mexico (75 - 82° degrees Fahrenheit!) awaiting swimmers in Pendrell Sound. Captain George Vancouver who first sailed here in 1792, saw a silent and remote coast. He named the area Desolation Sound. The shoreline varies from low rolling hills to 4,500 foot peaks with many protected anchorages tucked into bays, coves and inlets. The sheltered waters, islands and bays of Desolation Sound are suitable for exploration by small boats, kayaks and canoes with many opportunities to enjoy swimming, fishing, picnicking and hiking.
Desolation Sound Explorer Duration: 3 Nights / 4 days
Start & Finish: Campbell River
Highlights of the cruise:
] Spectacular scenery ] Local culture ] Warm waters for swimming and playing ] Visit remote mountain lakes ] Guided sea kayaking ] Reversing tides and rip tides ] Picnic on a deserted beach ] Saltwater fishing
Day 1: Vancouver ~ Campbell River ~ Refuge Cove ~ Von Donop Inlet
Take a scheduled flight from Vancouver to Campbell River on Vancouver Island (not included). Guests are met at the airport by Pacific Yellowfin staff for transfer to Refuge Cove via private float plane. Rendezvous with the Pacific Yellowfin and enjoy a champagne welcome reception while cruising to Von Donop Inlet. Welcome dinner onboard and overnight. Map of BC Legend
Day 2: Von Dunop Inlet
Enjoy a full day exploring this deep inlet. Hike through moss strewn forest for a swim in a mountain lake. Spend the afternoon on a guided kayaking tour around the inlet. Evening cruise to Carrington Bay. Dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 3: Carrington Bay ~ Whiterock Passage
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After breakfast cruise north to Whiterock passage to anchor. Using the boat’s tenders, cruise through the reversing tides and tidal rips of Okisollo Passage and the famous “Hole in the Wall” including a picnic lunch. Return to the boat for farewell dinner onboard and overnight.
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Ocean Playground Cruise: Desolation Sound Start & Finish: Campbell River (Vancouver Island)
Highlights of the cruise:
] Spectacular scenery ] Local culture ] Warm waters for swimming and playing ] Visit remote mountain lakes ] Guided hiking and Sea kayaking ] Saltwater fishing ] Scenic seaplane flight
Day 1: Vancouver ~ Campbell River ~ Manson’s Landing
Take a scheduled flight from Vancouver to Campbell Rover (not included). Guests are met at the airport by Pacific Yellowfin staff for transfer to Heriot Bay on Quadra Island. Rendezvous with the Pacific Yellowfin and enjoy a champagne welcome reception while cruising to Manson’s Landing on Cortez Island. Welcome dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 2: Manson’s Landing ~ Squirrel Cove
Enjoy breakfast onboard followed by a walk to the lagoon to view sand dollars. Hike on the old school house trail with a visit to the Cortes museum. After lunch cruise to the sheltered waters of Squirrel Cove for a guided kayaking tour. Dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 3: Squirrel Cove ~ Teakerne Arm ~ Mink Island
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In the morning, cruise to Teakerne Arm before heading north. Visit the oyster farm and chat with the resident oyster lady. Visit Cassel Falls and take a leisurely hike followed by a swim and rock diving in Cassel Lake. Afternoon cruise to Mink Island. Dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 4: Mink Island ~ Pendrell Sound ~ Black Lake
Enjoy stunning views of the provincial marine park on a morning cruise to Pendrell Sound. Swim in the Sound, also Yukon Territory known as the Mexico of the North with waters reaching 82° F in summer. Spend the afternoon playing in these warm waters while in late afternoon cruise to Black Lake for a hike to see the beaver working her damn. Dinner onboard and overnight. British Columbia CANADA
Day 5: Black Lake ~ Refuge Cove ~ Campbell River ~ Vancouver
After breakfast, take a short cruise to Refuge Cove. Visit the general store and grab an islands-style Starbucks. Rendezvous with the seaplane for the scenic flight back to Campbell River and connecting flight to Vancouver (not included).
Start & Finish: Campbell River (Vancouver Island) Combine both Desolation Sound cruises for a full week of cruising in Desolation Sound (7 nights / 8 days): the perfect summer vacation. For prices and cruise dates please refer to current rate card.
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This seven night multi adventure yacht trip through the Great Bear Rainforest will focus on the astounding wildlife in the area in September. The Great Bear Rainforest has a quarter of the remaining temperate rainforest in the world and is a truly special place whose biomass surpasses that of even the world’s tropical rainforests. It is home to coastal wolves, Sitka Deer, bald eagles, grizzlies, black bear and the rare Spirit Bear. The marine environment hosts humpback whales, killer whales, Steller Sea Lions, Dall’s Porpoises and harbour seals. In the fall Wild Pacific Salmon flood the river systems in huge numbers and provide the link between land and ocean, infusing nutrients into the forest and providing food for a variety of creatures. This is also the traditional area of the First Nations and these trips will allow a true cultural experience adding depth to every adventure. The Pacific Yellowfin allows guests to explore this area by a variety of modes providing a true multi adventure giving guests an intimate experience of a lifetime.
WILDLIFE CRUISES
Duration: 7 nights / 8 days
Start & Finish: Bella Bella
Highlights of the cruise:
] Stunning scenery ] Wildlife viewing including grizzlies, Kermode Bears, eagles, porpoises, orcas, whales, and coastal wolves ] Sea kayaking and exploration of remote islands and coastal inlets ] Guided hiking ] Waterfalls ] Fly fishing * Historic sites ] Hot springs ] Salmon runs ] Cultural tours ] Salmon fishing ] Visiting local whale researchers for a workshop on whale behaviour on board the Pacific Yellowfin ] Hiking salmon streams and old growth forest ] Gitgaat culture and traditional dinner ] Saltwater fishing
Day 1: Fiordland Conservancy
Arrive in Bella Bella airport and transfer to the Pacific Yellowfin. The first destination, Fiordland Conservancy, is a wonderful place to explore by boat and kayak with some of the most sensational scenery on the coast. Mussel Inlet is the major estuary here. It’s a 14 km fjord with stunning waterfalls and sheer granite cliffs, with huge numbers of spawning salmon and high concentrations of grizzly and black bears. This area is also home to the Kitasoo First Nations. Choose a guided kayaking trip or an easy hike to introduce yourself to this magnificent part of the world. Welcome dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 2: Khutze Inlet
Travel through Sheep Passage to the Khutze Inlet, a major salmon river and estuary for grizzly and waterfowl. Explore this area with a nearby waterfall and undeveloped hot spring by kayak or zodiac. Across the inlet is Canoona River with an impressive waterfall that drops into the channel. The Kitasoo consider this river one of the most important fish habitats in the area. This is a great place to view bears and is one of the better spots to wait for the Spirit Bear to appear. Enjoy guided bear viewing by boat and excellent seas kayaking in the Inlet. Dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 3: Bishop Bay ~ Riordan
From Khutze Inlet we will make the journey north to Bishop Bay. Bishop Bay in the fall seems to be a congregating area for feeding humpback whales. We will visit a well that in the fall is a congregating area for feeding humpback whales. Visit a well-developed hot spring set in spectacular scenery. At a nearby river there is some of the best Spirit Bear viewing in the area. A local Gitgaat guide will take us into the river to search for these special mammals with thousands of spawning salmon running the river below. Other wildlife to be encountered are otters, wolf, dear and the ubiquitous bald eagles. Dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 4 and 5: Home Bay ~ Whalen River ~ Cornwall Inlet
Located on the northwest corner of Princess Royal Island, this is the fourth largest island on the BC Coast. From Bishop Bay travel west to begin your exploration of this incredible island rich in wildlife and adventure. Dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 6: Barnard Harbour ~ Gill Island
From Hartley Bay travel south to Barnard Harbour, a beautiful protected anchorage which will be the base for a variety of adventures and tours. This area is also home to the Spirit Bear and a very rich marine environment. Dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 7: Hartley Bay ~ Gribbell Island
Additional Spirit Bear viewing can be done here. Tour the village of Hartley Bay and experience the rich culture of this special community. We will have a traditional dinner, village tour and time spent with close friends.
Day 8: Hartley Bay ~ Bella Bella ~ Vancouver
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Say farewell to the North Coast as the seaplane arrives to take you back to Bella Bella and Vancouver (not included).
What’s Included:
] Seaplane flights to and from Bella Bella ] Daily guided excursions to view wildlife including two Kermode Bear viewing excursions. ] All activities including swimming, kayaking, walking and biking , tubing, water skiing, onshore excursions and fishing ] On board lectures and workshops
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] Transportation to and from Bella Bella (Space is held for you on the scheduled flights to and from Bella Bella subject to confirmation) For prices and cruise dates please refer to current rate card.
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Totems and Orcas: A Cruise through the Inside Passage
The “Broughton Archipelago” forms the buffer between the rough open waters of the Queen Charlotte Sound and the narrow convoluted waterways of the inner Inside Passage. At its western edge, rugged little islands with unusual names such as White Cliff and Fog Islets take the rough weather blowing in from the north-west. Deep surge channels, steep cliffs and stunted trees are common features. Further east larger islands offer protected anchorages for the many yachts that cruise these waters but still offering an “edge of the wild” experience. The archipelago offers an exceptionally rich marine environment.
Duration: 6 nights / 7 days
Start & Finish: Port McNeill (Vancouver Island)
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Highlights of the cruise:
] Kayaking remote islands and bays ] Guided fishing ] Incredible wildlife viewing including bears, eagles, whales, orcas, seals, Steller Sea Lions and wolves ] Small boat exploration ] Beachcombing ] Exploring native cultural sites
Day 1: Welcome to the Archipelago
Meet and greet at Port McNeill airport and transfer to the M/V Pacific Yellowfin for a champagne welcome reception. Take a short cruise to Alert Bay and visit the U’Mista Cultural Centre celebrating the rich First Nations culture of this part of the coast. Continue on to the historic mill town of Telegraph Cove featuring boardwalks and an interpretive centre. In this part of the Inside Passage, there’s a good chance of viewing killer whales. Welcome dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 2: Orcas & Bears
Get up close and personal with the black bears that forage for crabs at low tide and make these small islets their home. Continue though Johnstone Strait to see orca whales that are abundant in these waters. Conclude the day with a vigorous hike on Hansen Island to a viewpoint that overlooks the whole region. Dinner onboard and overnight.
Day 3: Into the Wild
Explore the native heritage of the area with visits to some of the best preserved native sites including pictographs (ancient rock paintings) and shell “Middens.” Conclude the day with a spectacular guided kayaking trip through a remote lagoon. Dinner onboard and overnight. Map of BC
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Enjoy a full-day’s guided kayaking trip through the myriad of small islands in the Broughton Archipelago Marine Park. Guests can stay onboard the Yellowfin while it sails north to rendezvous with us for dinner if the kayaking is too strenuous. Dinner onboard and overnight. Explore the remote northern islands in the Polkinghorne Group with excellent kayaking and beach combing opportunities. See orcas, dolphins and all types of fauna and flora. Continue to cliff ringed Carriden Bay and Embely Lagoon to see bears and some spectacular waterfalls and tidal rapids. Dinner onboard and overnight.
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Not included in all Cruises ] Gratuities ] Taxes ] Liquor ] Fishing license if required
“What a great escape and a wonderful adventure. So peaceful... even with four kids. Thank you!”
Private Charters For the ultimate cruising experience an exclusive private charter is the obvious choice. Whether it’s a week of cruising the idyllic Gulf Islands or the ocean playground of Desolation Sound The Pacific Yellowfin is the perfect platform for a family getaway or a corporate retreat.
What’s Included:
] Licensed to carry 12 overnight guests (2 staterooms / 2 cabins, with en suite facilities) ] All meals and beverages (alcohol not included) ] All guided shore excursions including docking fees ] Use of all equipment including: landing craft, motor launch, jet ski, motorbikes, mountain bikes, sea kayaks, surf kayaks, ] Up to 4 hours of cruising per day
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] Positioning charges ] Docking fees ] Taxes ] Gratuities ] Tender fuel ] Alcohol For private charter rates and availability , please contact our sales office.
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P R I VAT E C H A RT E R S
] Accommodation in your choice of cabin ] All meals including beverages (soft drinks, beer and wine) ] Guided kayaking, hiking and use of bikes and motorbikes ] Use of all on-board facilities ] All permits ] Daily turndown service ] Meet and greet services
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