Home > Tourism Da'naxda'xw Cultural Tours and Campground in Broughton Archipelago   A First Nation Cultural Experience with Ecological Integrity Featuring a performance of traditional Da'naxda'xw Dances and Songs. Your visit includes a Feast highlighting salmon barbequed in the traditional manner by an open fire. Delicious! Your visit is presented in the traditional style of the Da’naxda’xw people and includes every aspect of Kwakwakawakw hospitality from the welcoming speech to the thank you and farewell speech by the Hederditary Chief or his representative.   Here Chief Glendale welcomes visitors to his new Big House at Tsatsisnukwomi on Harbledown Island in the Broughton Archipegalo. Come see the renewal of the village. The Da’naxda’xw are presently re-establishing the village at Tsatsisnukwomi. The Da'naxda'xw people will soon move back to the home village.     Enjoy a  Salmon Barbecue Da’naxda’xw origin Stories and Ancient Legends   Scheduled performances Monday at Noon or by Appointment Feast and Performance: $75.00/person Camp Site $15.00 Good kayak landing beaches Walkabout (trails) $10.00 Location and map   Cultural and spiritual places There are special cultural and spiritual places in our Traditional Territory. Most of these places are not immediately obvious to visitors. Visitors are asked to respect our Indian Reserves (clearly marked on topographic and marine maps) and abandoned village sites. Please do not disturb or remove any objects from any sites you may come across in our territory. We are in the process of cataloguing and studying our cultural resources. Note that provincial regulations prohibit disturbing archaeological sites and archaeological objects. Thank you for your cooperation and enjoy our spectacular scenery. For more information, please call our office 1-877-207-9797.

For more information and bookings Contact  Da'naxda'xw Development Corporation Box 330 Alert Bay BC Canada V0N 1A0 Tel: 250-974-2179 Toll free 1-877-207-9797 Fax: 250-974-2109 Email us: Ask about the "cultural tours".

Updated January 8, 2008 Website comments: contact the webmaster

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