Why is the Oregon Coast Called ‘The People’s Coast’? In 1967, the Oregon Beach Bill established public ownership of land along the Oregon Coast from the water up to sixteen vertical feet above the low tide mark. This made all...
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We’d like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our virtual Spring Travel Show earlier this month. We were excited to share our 2022 and 2023 tours with so many eager travellers. If you missed...
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Last week we highlighted some of our spring and summer BC tours and now we’re moving eastward to our neighbours Alberta and Saskatchewan. Both provinces come alive in the summer with lots of things to see and do, but we’ve...
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While the world is reopening for travellers, some of us are still happier to stay close to home. If you’re keen to get out and explore without worrying about testing requirements and potential quarantine, we have a wide variety of...
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Wells Gray Tours is celebrating our 50th Anniversary in 2022 and we recently announced five years of special anniversary events to mark this exciting milestone. We are thrilled to share the second of these special Anniversary Tours with you –...
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On October 7th we held our Fall Travel Show virtually for the second year in a row. While it’s not the same as seeing you all in person, we were excited to share more information on our upcoming tours for...
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You might have heard a lot about the Suez Canal this year as it was in the news for an unusual reason. In March one of the world’s largest container ships, The Ever Given, ran aground diagonally across the canal...
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We’re thrilled to be celebrating our 49th anniversary! Since we couldn’t celebrate in person this year, we recently invited our customers, staff, family, and friends to join us for a virtual webinar celebration hosted by Owner and President, Roland Neave;...
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We’ve been taking adventurous travellers to Haida Gwaii since 1978, and while we’ve seen the popularity of many other destinations ebb and flow, there is a wild magic and mystery in these islands that keeps drawing curious visitors year after...
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With three distinct coastlines (bordered by the Pacific, Arctic, and Atlantic oceans) totalling over 200,000 km, Canada is one of the best places in the world to see whales in the wild. People travel from around the world just to...
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