Dennis Horwood Boeken

The narrative explores Haida Gwaii, the ancestral home of the Haida Nation, highlighting its historical inaccessibility and the rich cultural identity that developed over millennia. Renowned for its stunning natural beauty, the islands boast magnificent beaches, unique ecosystems, and exceptional outdoor activities like fishing and kayaking. Recognized as a world heritage site, Haida Gwaii has gained international acclaim, earning its place as a must-see destination according to National Geographic.

Discover Haida Gwaii, a mystical archipelago clinging to B.C.'s northern coast, and the ancient homeland of the Haida people. This remote environment of unsurpassed natural beauty features stunning beaches, unique flora and fauna, and world heritage sites -- it's easy to understand why this fascinating and wild place is on the must-see list of many world travellers. Haida Gwaii: The Queen Charlotte Islands has evolved as the definitive outdoor guide to the islands and expands upon the authors' previous book, Islands of Discovery. Applying their detailed knowledge of the geography, social history, and the natural attractions of the islands. Dennis Horwood and Tom Parkin have attempted to provide for all travellers. They include numerous photos, maps, and indispensable information for planning your trip.