Forest Bathing

Price: $74.00/per person

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Dear s-yaya (friend)

Boost your immune system with Forest Bathing!

Tour Description: Forest bathing is a different way of experiencing nature in the outdoors. When you are hiking you have a destination. Whereas forest bathing is about getting out of your head and into your senses and really connecting with yourself, your body and the land around you. It’s a relational experience.  Guiding you to go slow, really seeing the details, smelling and hearing all that is around you, this forest bathing tour is an invitation that will help you reduce stress hormones, increase happy hormones, improve your mental clarity, and focus. It is calming, nurturing
and thus “opens the door” to the medicine of the forest, inviting you to interact with nature in various meaningful and healing ways.

Guide(s):

Haida Bolton is a certified Forest Guide Practitioner.  

Leaning into her Japanese ancestry, Forest bathing guide Taylor  leads this tour by pulling from the Japanese tradition of forest bathing also known as
Shinrin-yoku.

Your activity:  Wellness Program

Type of Program:  Forest Wellness Walking Tour

Here are your itinerary details: 

Date of Tour: 

Arrival Time:  11:45 am (Meet at Stanley Park Bus Loop)

Session 1:   Start Time:    12:00 pm  End Time:      2:00 pm

Arrival Time:  2:20 pm (Meet at Stanley Park Bus Loop)

Session 2:   Start Time:    2:30 pm    End Time:     4:30 pm

Duration:  90 minutes   2.0 hrs

Location:  Stanley Park – near the Stanley Park Pavilion

Guide:      Talaysay Forestl Ambassador - Guide - Taylor

Meeting Location:  Bus Loop (in approximation to the Stanley Park Pavilion and the Stanley Park Mini Train) - Stanley Park.  

Our guide will be ready 15 minutes prior to the tour start waiting at the Gazebo right in the bus loop.  

Link to our Meeting location: Talaysay Forest Bathing - Meeting Location - Stanley Park Bus Loop

Who are we: Indigenous society approaches life and decisions by evaluating how one’s actions impacts seven generations from now. Our message is Love The Land and our goal is to capacity build the next generation in business, tourism and education employment while we promote and practice wellness and support culture revitalization, land based education and reclamation.

Founded in 2002, Talaysay Tours is owned and operated by Candace and Larry Campo, Shíshálh (Sechelt) and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) Nation members. On behalf of our peoples, our Talaysay family, we ask and invite you to love the land.

?ul nu msh chxw syíyáyá (thank you friend)