Journey with our Ancestors
Walk. Learn. Experience.
Inhabited by Huu-ay-aht ancestors for more than 5,000 years, Kiix̣in is the only known remaining complete traditional First Nations village on the southern BC Coast with significant standing house remains and is commemorated as a National Historic Site.
The area is rich in history and significance for Huu-ay-aht. If you would like to learn more about it, follow this link to our Kiix̣in History page.
Now you can hike the trail to Kiix̣in while you explore the west coast of Vancouver Island’s pristine old growth-rainforest and beautiful protected beaches and share in the Huu-ay-aht’s knowledge, history, and culture.
You can check out more details at www.kiixin.ca.
Booking Information:
We are offering one daily tour from July 3 to September 12, 2021. You must book in advance in order to secure your spot. It’s easy to book, just message us on the contact form below, or e-mail info@kiixin.ca to reserve your spot.
Approximate duration: 3.5 hours
Office located at the Float House, at the East Government Dock on Frigate Rd., Bamfield (Opens June 15, 2019)
No pets permitted on the tour
Please note the hike to Kiix̣in is rated as moderate-plus, unfortunately people with mobility challenges and children under the age of seven cannot be accommodated.
For all inquiries or booking information please contact info@kiixin.ca or visit https://kiixin.ca/
