Deer Lake Boat Rental: Students will love kayaking, canoeing, rowing or pedal boating on the spectacular Deer Lake Park. Boat amongst blue herons, beavers, turtles and ducks. All equipment and basic instruction provided. www.deerlakeboatrentals.com

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Hyak River Rafting: Fed by the melting snow pack of Mount Baker, the Chilliwack River is at its best from May through July and is an exhilarating day trip from Vancouver. Hyak offers the longest rafting trip available, 18 km (12 miles) including the Tamahi, Sawmill and Swamp rapids. Trip includes 4 ½ hours of rafting, riverside buffet lunch, wetsuits and changing facilities with hot showers. www.hyak.com  

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Whale Watching: Passengers can choose to start their journey either in the historic fishing village of Steveston, located at the mouth of the Fraser River, or from downtown Vancouver. Whatever your departure point, it won’t take long to find what you are looking for. 

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Bike Rentals: Cycling is a great way to explore the Vancouver, Coast & Mountains region. The most popular routes are the easygoing, flat paths found in and around Steveston Village just south of Vancouver, as well as the Stanley Park Seawall, one of the world’s most beautiful urban bike paths.

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Kumsheen Rafting Resort: Offering fun, adventure and student programs, surrounded by mountains and desert temperatures. Action-packed educational activities indlude whitewater rafting, kayaking, hiking & fishing. Students will receive memories that will last a lifetime. Student/Youth packages available. www.kumsheen.com  

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Sewell’s Marina Sea Safari Eco-Tour: Cruise along the BC coast, getting upclose to wildlife onboard highspeed inflatable-hulled boats. You’ll find yourself racing beside steep cliffs, exploring caves, viewing harbour seals at play and more. www.sewellsmarina.com  

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Takaya Tours: Located in scenic Deep Cove, students will experience paddling in a traditional First Nations canoe or kayak while listening to First Nations songs and legends and learning about traditional plant use. Fully trained First Nations guides safely transport students to adventures across our waters..and back through time. www.takayatours.com