Things to do in Prince Rupert
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Museum of Northern BC
Don't miss the Museum of Northern BC , which resides in a building styled after an aboriginal longhouse. The museum shows how local civilizations enjoyed sustainable cultures that lasted for thousands of years – you might say they were ahead of their time. The displays include a wealth of excellent Haida, Gitksan and Tsimshian art and plenty of info on totem poles. Special tours of the museum, walking tours of town and the bookshop are all excellent.
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Ice House Gallery
A short walk from the center, Cow Bay is a delightful place for a stroll. The eponymous spotted decor is everywhere but somehow avoids seeming clichéd. There are shops, cafés and a good view of the waterfront. See the bounty of Rupert's vibrant creative community at the artist-run Ice House Gallery .
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Prince Rupert Adventure Tours
Prince Rupert Adventure Tours offers two-hour harbor tours throughout the year (adult/child $55/40) and day-long trips to Khutzeymateen (adult/child $155/135).
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Seashore Charters
Seashore Charters runs half-day trips to Laxspa'aws (adult/child $60/40) with an Aboriginal guide and all-day Khutzeymateen trips for $150/130,
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Cow Bay Café
The inventive menu at this well-known bistro changes twice daily; there are always a half-dozen mains and desserts to tempt. Dine outside on the harbor.
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Rain
A trendy lounge-bistro with a hipster interior, a rooftop deck and an open kitchen that sends out a steady stream of creative and fresh meals.
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Charley's Lounge
Locals flock to trade gossip while gazing out over the harbor from the heated patio. The pub menu features some of Rupert's best seafood.
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Smiles Seafood
Since 1934 Smiles has served classic, casual seafood meals. Slide into a vinyl booth or sit out on the deck.
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Cowpuccino's
A funky local café where the coffee will make you forget the rain.
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