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One of the world’s largest fjords can be found along the Saguenay river in Quebec where huge glaciers have sculpted magnificent valleys. For whale spotting, aim for the Saint Laurent River where it meets the Atlantic. Here, beluga and humpback whales can be spotted, with May to October the best season to visit.
On the east coast, BC’s Johnstone Strait is home to the largest pod of orcas in the world; Telegraph Cove is a top ‘kayaking with whales’ destination. Off-shore, the remote archipelago of Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands) draws ambitious sea kayakers and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, rich in rainforests and aboriginal culture.
