Inside Passage on ferry NORTHERN EXPEDITION, Port Hardy - Klemtu - Prince Rupert (BC Ferries)

Experience the stunning beauty of British Columbia’s Inside Passage from Port Hardy to Prince Rupert. Aboard the ferry, we cruised through pristine waters and dramatic landscapes, stopping at Klemtu where we remained on the ship. The journey was highlighted by captivating whale sightings, making this trip a memorable adventure filled with natural wonders.

Take a look at the return trip to Port Hardy:    • Inside Passage on ferry NORTHERN EXPEDITIO...  

Timestamps:

00:01 Intro
00:15 Port Hardy Bear Cove Ferry Terminal, Check-in
01:22 Boarding
02:26 Presentation of the ferry's interior design
05:25 Stroll around the outside decks
08:02 Departure
12:06 Gordon Islands
12:45 Crane Islands & Bell Island
13:26 Breakfast-time; Westerly Sandwich
14:45 Queen Charlotte Strait
17:52 Sorrow Islands
18:46 Calvert Island
20:31 Addenbroke Island light station
21:21 Whale watching in the Fitz Hugh Sound
22:43 Ferry NORTHERN SEAWOLF - ferry between Bella Coola and Port Hardy
23:22 Fisher Channel
23:29 Entering the Lama Passage
24:35 Hunter Island
25:18 Denny Island
28:22 Campbell Island
30:34 Bella Bella
33:28 Dryad Point Light House
34:28 Entering the Seaforth Channel
35:49 Milbanke Sound
36:36 Swindle Island
37:44 Cone Island
38:25 Klemtu
42:41 Arrival in Klemtu
46:56 Departure Klemtu
48:23 Boat Bluff Light Beacon Station
50:13 Tolmie Channel
51:45 Whale watching in the Princess Royal Channel
52:00 Princess Royal Island
52:10 Butedale
55:44 Gil Island, site of the QUEEN OF THE NORTH accident
56:10 Grenville Channel
1:00:54 Digby Island
1:01:21 DP World Prince Rupert Container Terminal
1:02:13 Prince Rupert ferry berth
1:04:35 Arrival in Prince Rupert
1:05:45 Unloading, leaving the vessel
1:06:19 The thing with the railroad crossing

Would you like to experience what it was like to travel the Inside Passage in 2011? Then watch my video:    • Passage on ferry NORTHERN EXPEDITION, Port...  

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