• Lighthouse Park - Guests will be guided in Forest Bathing as they walk among the 500-year-old ancient giants, including 70-meter-tall Douglas firs and western red cedars. The journey through the park offers views of coastal arbutus trees and ocean vistas of Howe Sound to the west, as well as the cityscapes of Vancouver across Burrard Inlet to the east.

The guide’s deep understanding of this forest helps participants feel more peaceful, connected, grounded, and settled.

• Whytecliff Park - At Whytecliff Park, visitors can enjoy the breathtaking vistas of Howe Sound and coastal islands. The adventure continues down to the beach for beachcombing in Canada’s first marine protected area, with opportunities to spot harbor seals and other wildlife.
• Porteau Cove Provincial Park - After the excitement, guests can relax with a locally sourced healthy packed lunch and Chai tea at Porteau Cove, overlooking Howe Sound and the coastal mountains. They can either enjoy the view or engage in beachcombing after lunch.
• Shannon Falls Provincial Park - The journey continues to Squamish, where visitors will experience Shannon Falls, which rises 335 meters above Highway 99, making it the third-highest waterfall in the province.
• Squamish - A stop at Caffe Garibaldi allows guests to admire the stunning cliff face of the Stawamus Chief, a 710-meter-high monolith that towers over Highway 99 and downtown Squamish. This impressive granite formation is the second-largest granite monolith in the world.
• Brackendale Eagle Reserve - From mid-October to early January, Brackendale becomes home to over 1,300 wintering bald eagles.

• Private transportation
• Snacks
• Lunch

Join me for a day of immersion in nature, where I’ll guide you on a personal journey to locations that are perfect for introspection concerning your physical, mental, and spiritual communication.

FROM mid October to early January, we visit Brackendale, which becomes a sanctuary for over 1300 wintering Bald Eagles

We engage in Forest Bathing at Lighthouse Park amidst the centuries-old colossal trees (70 m tall Douglas firs and western red cedars). As someone deeply familiar with this forest, I guide participants towards achieving tranquility and connectivity, and a sense of being centred and peaceful.

We then proceed to Whytecliff Park to experience beachcombing along the magnificent rocky shores in Canada’s first marine protected area.

Lunchtime finds us at Porteau Cove Provincial Park, where I serve a healthy, locally sourced packed lunch complemented with Chai tea.

Our next destination is Shannon Falls, which towers 335 meters above Highways 99, making it the third highest falls in the province.

For those with larger groups, please inquire for availability.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.