$9,500 // 21 Days
Synopsis
Another big ocean passage, over 2,000 miles, as we continue north and around the North Pacific High to British Columbia. We’ll aim for Prince Rupert Sound, right on the Canadian border with Alaska. Temperatures will steadily drop as we leave the Trades and Tropics behind, but with luck we’ll be able to follow the High and have good sailing angles throughout.
NOTE
We now reserve two spots for women on all of our passages! Learn more here.
The Route
Expected Weather Pattern
This passage will be a challenging one weather-wise as we leave the tropics and try to keep the wind aft of the beam as we navigate the North Pacific High. This means we’ll sail almost due north and stay in the breeze before wrapping around the top of the high. It’ll get progressively colder with more variable weather as we head north.
Tentative Itinerary
July 7: Join the boat in Hawaii (exact location TBA) at 13:00. Dinner with the group either ashore or onboard.
July 8: All-day safety briefing & boat orientation
July 9: Departure! (Weather dependent)
July 28: Depart the boat in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada by 12:00 Noon
Travel Logistics
Fly into of one of Hawaii’s major islands TBA.
Fly out of Prince Rupert, Canada (YPR), which is served by several airlines through major Canadian cities such as Vancouver and Calgary.
As with all our passages, we strongly advise organizing the APPROPRIATE TRAVEL INSURANCE to cover the full cost of your trip.
How to Join
To register, complete the Offshore Passage Registration by clicking the 'Sign Up' button above, or at the bottom of the page. You'll be asked to complete the form - make sure you hit submit. Indicate '2025 // FALKEN: Hawaii – British Columbia' as your preferred passage.
Once we receive your registration, you'll be sent an invoice for 50% of the balance, due immediately. The final 50% of the balance will be due 60 days prior to the passage date. Terms and conditions are in the registration form, and you'll be asked to agree to them before submitting your deposit. Please read them carefully.
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