North Pacific Cannery Historic Site Views at Prince Rupert British Columbia
Prince Rupert is home to next-level nature, family-friendly museums and unbeatable shops for stocking up on locally made goods. Step into this quaint seaside village for a day spent celebrating indigenous culture and centuries of history.
Grizzly Bear Khutzeymateen Sanctuary Prince Rupert British Columbia
Explore the outdoors and gaze at gorgeous wildlife during your day in Prince Rupert. Travel by plane or boat to the secluded Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary, one of a few places in the world where you can view these mammoth-like creatures in their natural habitat.
When you want to sample some of Prince Rupert’s eye-catching scenery but don’t want to travel too far out of town, head to the Sunken Gardens. Pass through a tunnel and enter this floral-filled part of the city — a community garden that emerged as an unplanned result of World War II.
The Rainbow City’s close ties to the sea make this a top-notch town for ordering seafood. Indulge in flavorful salmon and halibut fresh from the nearby waterways or opt for mouthwatering surf and turf combos to pack onto your plate. Pair your meal with strong spirits and a sweet treat to close out your meal in Prince Rupert.
This Pacific Coast fishing village is home to anglers and artisans alike. Stop along the shore near Cow Bay to find men’s and women’s apparel, as well as locally made paintings, quilts, wood carvings and more. If you’re looking for a special souvenir to commemorate your time in British Columbia, you’ll find mementos around town for any type of traveler.
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