OVERVIEW
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.
Top things to do
Credit: Destination BC/Grant Harder
Discover local history and art
Learn about the Indigenous history of the area and marvel at the totem poles in Old Massett, or visit a Haida carver studio.
Credit: Flickr/Murray Foubister
Experience panoramic views
Hike Tow Hill, an isolated volcanic plug, to see spectacular sweeping views of Naikoon Provincial Park.
Credit: Northern BC Tourism/John Scarth
Enjoy beach activities
Head to North Beach to comb the beach for razor clams, or check out the local surf scene.
Credit: Delkatla Nature Sanctuary
Bird watch
Keep an eye out for some of the 150 species of birds that have been spotted at the Delkatla Nature Sanctuary.
Credit: Flickr/Murray Foubister
Explore the Blow Hole Trail
Walk the Blow Hole Trail to see water surging through the rocks, and learn about Haida legends and culture.
Places to stay
MASSET
Masset Oceanview Hotel
Explore Northern BC and uncover breathtaking ocean views of the Masset Inlet at the Masset Oceanview Hotel.
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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.
Port Hardy
Take a trip to the peaceful, waterfront town of Port Hardy, nestled on Northern Vancouver Island. Whether you prefer to be on the water or on land, there's an adventure in Port Hardy for everyone; from diving and fishing, to hiking and camping.
Daajing Giids
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.
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