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Baked Bites: Embark on a short walking tour from the Prince Rupert Cruise Terminal, exploring the vibrant Atlin terminal with its charming gift shops and delightful restaurant. Along the way, marvel at the majestic bald eagles soaring above Eagle's Bluff and discover the fascinating origin of Cow Bay's name. Indulge in a delectable taste of baked treats at a celebrated local coffee shop, before continuing onwards to upper Cow Bay to learn about the thriving fishing industry and the exciting sportfishing charters that operate during the summer.
Marine Morsels: Indulge in a tasting of savory fish treats and snap a photo of the striking mural, as you delve into the vibrant local culture and absorb the extensive 10,000-year history. Follow a scenic path by the enchanting miniature Sunken Gardens and marvel at the breathtaking longhouse that hosts the Museum of Northern British Columbia.
Bay Beer: Immerse yourself in the local culture and cuisine as you make your way to the Kwnitsa Museum and scenic ocean front. Continue your culinary journey with a tasting of the local brewery's delicious house-made craft beer. Decide between walking back to the cruise ship terminal with the guide or staying at the brewery, leisurely strolling back independently along the picturesque waterfront path.
What’s Included:
Accessibility: This tour is not ADA accessible. Wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, or canes can’t be accommodated. Guests must be able to walk unassisted for approximately 2 hours to participate.
Requirements & Restrictions: Minimum age to drink alcohol is 19 years and guests must present a valid photo ID – photocopies or pictures are not accepted.
What to Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing is recommended. Debit or credit card for additional purchases.
Good to Know: Ginger beer is available as a non-alcoholic option. Guests must return to the ship independently if they choose to stay longer at the brewery.