Deep Wilderness Luxury on Canada’s West Coast

In Blackfish Sound, just off Vancouver Island, we find the whales—incredibly, some 50 of them, surrounding us.
Deep Wilderness Luxury on Canada’s West Coast
The nine cabins at Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort are often booked well in advance. Courtesy of Nimmo Bay Wilderness Resort
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NIMMO BAY, British Columbia—Like the revelation of a mystery, the fog lifts once we roll away from Sullivan Bay.
Having boarded a Cessna Caravan Amphibian in Victoria, we lifted off, leaving the city behind, winging high over dense temperate rainforests, skirting coastal mountains, finally banking inland, flying through a broad valley, relaxed in the luxury of our own private ride.
Tim Johnson
Tim Johnson
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Toronto-based writer Tim Johnson is always traveling in search of the next great story. Having visited 140 countries across all seven continents, he’s tracked lions on foot in Botswana, dug for dinosaur bones in Mongolia, and walked among a half-million penguins on South Georgia Island. He contributes to some of North America’s largest publications, including CNN Travel, Bloomberg, and The Globe and Mail.
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