1.0 minute read And bringing back our Cinema on Board! We are excited to announce we are partnering with the Victoria Film Festival and bringing back our popular “Cinema On Board” again this year! The Victoria Film Festival prides itself on presenting a wide range of films from around the world, including those from emerging… Read more »
1.5 minute read British Columbia (BC) is home to a diverse array of whale species, each with its own unique characteristics and behaviors. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the most common whales found in BC, including killer whales (orcas), humpback whales, and other species. Types of Killer Whales in BC Orcas, also… Read more »
1.0 minute read British Columbia (BC) is a great place to go whale watching, with a variety of locations that offer stunning views of these majestic creatures. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the top spots for whale watching in BC, including Vancouver and Victoria, as well as other areas in the province. Let’s… Read more »
1.0 minute read Celebrating 2023 and 30 years of adventures As we enter the new year, we want to take a moment to reflect on the past and look toward the future. This past year we have improved our services across all tours, introducing our complimentary Photo Package and Digital Language Guides. We have welcomed… Read more »
1.5 minute read Transient vs. Resident Killer Whales There are two main killer whale ecotypes that inhabit the waters of British Columbia. Let’s dive in and ‘sea’ the key difference between these two types: Transient Killer Whales The Transient killer whales are also known as Bigg’s, as they were named after Michael Andrew Bigg’s, a… Read more »
Best sightings of the season! Winter is upon us, and I know what you might be thinking, the whales have begun their winter migration to warmer waters. Not exactly the best time for whale watching in the Salish Sea, right? Turns out, that couldn’t be more wrong! In fact, our latest tours have been incredibly… Read more »
Telegraph Cove is home to numerous marine mammals, fish and sea life! From the moment we leave the dock we could start seeing wildlife. Wildlife we may get the opportunity to see include: Humpback Whales Killer Whales Dall’s Porpoise Pacific White-Sided Dolphins Stellar Sea Lions Harbour Seals Minke Whales Bald Eagles Humpback Whales Humpback… Read more »
Before Granville Island became what it is today, it once was used as a local fishing area for First Nations tribes. These are the ancestral lands for three nations; the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh peoples. Today it is a small tourist mecca offering a range of culture, art, food, shops, entertainment and adventure – the… Read more »
Nestled in a bay along the northern coastline of Vancouver Island, on the traditional land of the Namgis First Nation, lies a small village known as Telegraph Cove. The name was coined by Alfred Maemaduke in 1912 and referred to the telegraph lineman’s station that pioneers, loggers and others of industry would use. Today, Telegraph… Read more »
Whales’ massive size, incomparable intelligence, curiosity, and sociability make us want to connect with them, and we are thrilled by the mystery of what a whale does beneath the ocean’s surface. But we did not always look at whales with interest and admiration, and only recently have we started valuing them as part of an… Read more »
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