Things To Do
in Prince Rupert

Golden-hour shots along the harbor with boats, pilings, and mountain silhouettes in the distance.

Coastal trail leading to a historic lighthouse with expansive ocean views and dramatic skies.

Wide boardwalk, sea breeze, and reflections from the water—great for long-exposure photography.

Coastal cliffs and sea stacks providing striking seascapes and dramatic lighting.

Fresh halibut fillet battered and fried, served with crispy fries and tartar sauce.

Must-Try!

Creamy chowder featuring local salmon, potatoes, corn, and herbs.

Seasonal crab served with melted butter, lemon, and bread for dipping.

Indigenous-inspired flatbread paired with seasonal berries or savory toppings.

Seasonal market with local seafood, produce, crafts and prepared foods.

Seasonal stalls offering quick bites like fish tacos and fish and chips near the water.

Show respect for Indigenous lands and sacred sites; seek permission when visiting cultural sites or communities.

Be mindful of residential areas and neighbors, especially late at night.

Tips are customary for service staff; 15-20% at restaurants; extend tips to guides and taxi drivers when satisfied with service.

Credit and debit cards are widely accepted; cash is useful in markets and smaller shops; some venues may add a service charge.

Mild and wet with new growth, migratory birds returning, longer days.

Cool to mild temperatures with frequent showers; great for boating and wildlife watching.

Wet and cooler with vibrant autumn colors and fewer crowds.

Milder than inland regions but wet and windy; shorter daylight hours.

Significant Indigenous presence, including Tsimshian Nation communities, contributing rich cultural heritage.

Residents from a mix of backgrounds including families, retirees, and service workers.