OVERVIEW
Daajing Giids is a small fishing village located on Haida Gwaii, on the shores of Skidegate Inlet. Immerse yourself in Haida culture at the Haida Heritage Centre through traditional art, history and artifacts.
Daajing Giids is known for its pristine beaches, abundant wildlife, and exceptional outdoor activities. Make sure to spend some time in the serene environment with activities including hiking, birdwatching and whale watching.
Top things to do
Credit: Destination BC/Grant Harder
Visit Haida Heritage Centre
Visit the Haida Heritage Centre and immerse yourself in Indigenous history.
Credit: Destination BC/Grant Harder
Watch wildlife
Watch otters, deer, whales, black bears, sea lions, peregrine falcons and bald eagles in their natural, unspoiled habitat.
Credit: Destination BC/Owen Perry
Find a shipwreck
Trek alongside the Tlell River on the Pesuta Shipwreck Trail and find a reclusive shipwreck that crashed in 1928.
Credit: Picture BC
Explore rainforest trails
Explore local rainforest trails including the Sleeping Beauty Trail which includes undulating carpets of moss, bridges and panoramic views of Yakoun Lake, Tow Hill and Masset.
Explore activities
Haida Gwaii Kayak - Guided Tour of Bearskin Bay
Operating from Graham Island, Haida Gwaii Kayak offer single and multi-day sea kayaking tours and rentals designed for groups of up to 10 people and suitable for all skill levels.
Tour highlights:
- Paddle through tranquil waters, soak in breathtaking vistas, and immerse yourself in the pristine beauty of untouched wilderness.
- Choose between double and single BC crafted high-performance fibreglass kayaks.
- Have the chance to catch a glimpse of humpback whales, gray whales, or transient killer whales in their natural habitat.
Guided Tour of Bearskin Bay is available from June to September on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
Places to stay
DAAJING GIIDS
Sea Raven Motel
An affordable oceanfront motel, located steps away from delicious restaurants and cafés.
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Nearby cities
Masset
Masset sits at the northern end of Graham Island in the beautiful Haida Gwaii archipelago. The small village is home to world-renowned Haida artists and immerses visitors in world-class scenery with access to North Beach for surfing or Naikoon Provincial Park, famous for its bird-watching opportunities and hiking trails.
Tlell
Located on the east coast of Graham Island, Tlell holds an adventure for everyone that visits. Explore the trails in the area, like Pesuta Shipwreck Trail or immerse yourself in culture at the annual musical festival.
Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert offers an unforgettable getaway for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. Visitors can enjoy whale watching, hiking and fishing, all while soaking in the area’s stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife.
Bella Coola
Bella Coola is a breathtaking, once-in-a-lifetime destination that invites visitors to explore its untamed wilderness. Embark on eco-rafting adventures, witness majestic grizzly and black bears—and if you're lucky, the elusive spirit bear—or enjoy world-class fishing and more.
Beyond outdoor thrills, immerse yourself in the region’s rich culture by delving into the histories of Indigenous communities and the gold rush era, gaining a deeper appreciation for this extraordinary place.
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