Getting Here

Homalco Wildlife & Cultural Tours depart from the Coast Marina in Campbell River, BC. Tours typically take place around the Discovery Islands and can include Bute Inlet – the traditional territory of the Homalco First Nation.

Our cultural and wildlife tours include experiences that take place in the traditional territory of the Homalco First Nation in Bute Inlet. All of our tours conveniently depart from the Coast Marina at 1003 B Island Highway, Campbell River, BC near downtown. We are located next to the BC Ferries Campbell River terminal and right beside Dockside Fish & Chips.

Parking for Homalco Wildlife & Cultural Tours

Our downtown-friendly location is just a short walk from the Campbell River Visitor Centre, Campbell River Art Gallery, Coast Discovery Inn, Comfort Inn & Suites, and a ton of downtown shops and services.

There is free parking directly across the road at Tyee Plaza and Shoppers Row. Please do not park in areas designated for the Coast Discovery Inn.

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Vancouver to Campbell River Victoria to Campbell River From Nanaimo & The Comox Valley
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TOUR OFFICE:
1003 B Island Highway, Campbell River, BC

MAIL:
1218 Bute Crescent, Campbell River, BC V9H 1G5
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Vancouver to Campbell River

Travelling from Vancouver to Campbell River by land is easy. From Vancouver, you can travel to Nanaimo via BC Ferries from either the Horseshoe Bay or Tsawwassen terminals. Once in Nanaimo, follow signs to the Nanaimo Parkway (Highway 19) and head north to Campbell River. The highway will intersect in Campbell River with Highway 19A, where you’ll want to park across from Coast Marina at the Tyee Plaza where there is plenty of free parking. See map for additional details.

You can fly directly from Vancouver (YVR) to Campbell River (YBL) on Air Canada, Central Mountain Air, or Pacific Coastal Airlines. From there you can rent a car, call a cab, or use the airport shuttle to reach your preferred accommodation. All tours depart from Coast Marina, so we recommend staying somewhere close by for convenience.

If you have your own board, you can travel from Vancouver to Campbell River by sea. Arriving in Campbell River, there’s moorage available at Coast Marina, Campbell River Fisherman’s Warf or Discovery Harbour Marina for personal watercraft. All tours depart from Coast Marina, making that location the most convenient option.

By Land

Travelling from Vancouver to Campbell River by land is easy. From Vancouver, you can travel to Nanaimo via BC Ferries from either the Horseshoe Bay or Tsawwassen terminals. Once in Nanaimo, follow signs to the Nanaimo Parkway (Highway 19) and head north to Campbell River. The highway will intersect in Campbell River with Highway 19A, where you’ll want to park across from Coast Marina at the Tyee Plaza where there is plenty of free parking. See map for additional details.

By Air

You can fly directly from Vancouver (YVR) to Campbell River (YBL) on Air Canada, Central Mountain Air, or Pacific Coastal Airlines. From there you can rent a car, call a cab, or use the airport shuttle to reach your preferred accommodation. All tours depart from Coast Marina, so we recommend staying somewhere close by for convenience.

By Sea

If you have your own board, you can travel from Vancouver to Campbell River by sea. Arriving in Campbell River, there’s moorage available at Coast Marina, Campbell River Fisherman’s Warf or Discovery Harbour Marina for personal watercraft. All tours depart from Coast Marina, making that location the most convenient option.

Victoria to Campbell River

From Victoria to Campbell River is approximately a 3-hour drive.  Find your way to the Trans Canada Highway, and follow it North to Nanaimo where the road will turn into Highway 19. Follow signs for Campbell River. Once in Campbell River, the highway will intersect with Highway 19A, where you’ll want to park across from Coast Marina at the Tyee Plaza where there is plenty of free parking. See map for additional details.

You can fly directly from Victoria (YYJ) to Campbell River (YBL) on Air Canada or Pacific Coastal Airlines. From there you can rent a car, call a cab, or use the airport shuttle to reach your preferred accommodation. All tours depart from Coast Marina, so we recommend staying somewhere close by for convenience.

If you have your own boat you can travel from Victoria to Campbell River by sea. Arrriving in Campbell River, there’s moorage available at Coast Marina, Campbell River Fisherman’s Warf or Discovery Harbour Marina for personal watercrafts. All tours depart from Coast Marina, making it the most convenient option.

By Land

From Victoria to Campbell River is approximately a 3-hour drive.  Find your way to the Trans Canada Highway, and follow it North to Nanaimo where the road will turn into Highway 19. Follow signs for Campbell River. Once in Campbell River, the highway will intersect with Highway 19A, where you’ll want to park across from Coast Marina at the Tyee Plaza where there is plenty of free parking. See map for additional details.

By Air

You can fly directly from Victoria (YYJ) to Campbell River (YBL) on Air Canada or Pacific Coastal Airlines. From there you can rent a car, call a cab, or use the airport shuttle to reach your preferred accommodation. All tours depart from Coast Marina, so we recommend staying somewhere close by for convenience.

By Sea

If you have your own boat you can travel from Victoria to Campbell River by sea. Arrriving in Campbell River, there’s moorage available at Coast Marina, Campbell River Fisherman’s Warf or Discovery Harbour Marina for personal watercrafts. All tours depart from Coast Marina, making it the most convenient option.

From Nanaimo & The Comox Valley

Driving from Nanaimo to Campbell River takes approximately 1.5 hours. In Nanaimo, follow either the Island Highway (Highway 1) or Nanaimo Parkway (Highway 19) North towards Campbell River. For a slower, more scenic journey, you can follow the Oceanside Route along Highway 19A. The highway will intersect in Campbell River with Highway 19A, where you’ll want to park across from Coast Marina at the Tyee Plaza where there is plenty of free parking. See map for additional details.

You can fly directly into Campbell River (YBL) from Nanaimo (YYC) on Air Canada, Central Mountain Air, or Pacific Coastal Airlines.to reach your preferred accommodation. All tours depart from Coast Marina, so we recommend staying somewhere close by for convenience.

Arriving in Campbell River, there’s moorage available at Coast Marina, Campbell River Fisherman’s Warf or Discovery Harbour Marina for personal watercraft. All tours depart from Coast Marina, so this is the most convenient option.

By Land

Driving from Nanaimo to Campbell River takes approximately 1.5 hours. In Nanaimo, follow either the Island Highway (Highway 1) or Nanaimo Parkway (Highway 19) North towards Campbell River. For a slower, more scenic journey, you can follow the Oceanside Route along Highway 19A. The highway will intersect in Campbell River with Highway 19A, where you’ll want to park across from Coast Marina at the Tyee Plaza where there is plenty of free parking. See map for additional details.

By Air

You can fly directly into Campbell River (YBL) from Nanaimo (YYC) on Air Canada, Central Mountain Air, or Pacific Coastal Airlines.to reach your preferred accommodation. All tours depart from Coast Marina, so we recommend staying somewhere close by for convenience.

By Sea

Arriving in Campbell River, there’s moorage available at Coast Marina, Campbell River Fisherman’s Warf or Discovery Harbour Marina for personal watercraft. All tours depart from Coast Marina, so this is the most convenient option.