Begin the adventure at beautiful waterfront Cates Park, where guests board our fully enclosed and heated boat and receive an introduction to the history, geography, and hidden beauty of Indian Arm.

Cruise past some of North Vancouver's most stunning waterfront estates along the exclusive Lower Dollarton shoreline, featuring incredible oceanfront architecture and mountain views.

Enter the charming seaside village of Deep Cove, the gateway to Indian Arm and one of Metro Vancouver's most scenic waterfront communities.

Cruise through the scenic Twin Islands area, one of Indian Arm's most popular marine parks and camping destinations. These two small forested islands are connected by a sandy beach at low tide and are surrounded by calm, sheltered waters ideal for swimming, kayaking and wildlife viewing.

Buntzen Powerhouse Stations 1 & 2- Cruise past the historic hydroelectric generating stations, part of one of British Columbia's earliest power projects. Built in the early 1900's, these powerhouse facilities helped provide electricity to the growing city of Vancouver.

Silver Falls is a stunning, hidden waterfall tucked into a quiet cove on the western side of Indian Arm. Located near Elsay Creek, the powerful, glacier -fed cascade is a popular highlight for boaters and kayakers.

Cruise through the narrow passage between Croker Island and the mainland, passing remote Bishop Creek Park - a popular marine-access camping destination for kayakers. Guests will also hear about Croker Island's history as a former granite rock quarry.

Pass the legendary Wigwam Inn, a remote waterfront lodge with a fascinating history dating back to the early 1900's. Once a hidden destination for steamships, celebrities and adventurers exploring exotic Indian Arm, the Inn remains one of the fjord's most iconic and mysterious landmarks.

Arrive at spectacular Granite Falls - the crown jewel of Indian Arm. Towering waterfalls cascade directly into the fjord beneath dramatic granite cliffs and lush coastal rainforest. Guests can experience the mist, thunder, and raw beauty of one of British Columbia's most unforgettable hidden natural wonders while hearing stories of the historic resort community that once thrived here.