Bri Bri Indigenous Reserve
After traveling upriver by means of a dugout canoe, you arrive in another century. The Bri Bris, with the help of non-profits and through the sale of their world-famous chocolate, continue to live life the traditional way. Visiting with them is a singular experience.
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