On the North of Vancouver Island there is a remote odyssey, tracing one of the world's great wilderness frontiers, a home to protected sea life. This part of the island is where the first settlers came, full of ceremonial traditions that live on. This remote stretch of coastal beauty is often shrouded in mist and and fog, with rolling hills and dense forests. With a marine perimeter just 5km away from mainland Canada, the Johnston Strait is a key navigation route, a sheltered waterway for vessels heading for Vancouver to the south and Alaska to the north.

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