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ABOUT THIS REGION  WHALE WATCHING

Marine wildlife cruise to view whales and more

View whales, bears, seals, bald eagles and more on this marine cruise on Vancouver Island. On this tour you depart from Campbell River on Vancouver Island to go whale watching and wildlife viewing throughout the swirling waters of Discovery Passage and Johnstone Straits. You search for Orcas (Killer Whales) and other marine wildlife such as black bears, dolphins, porpoises, eagles, seals, sea lions. Quite often in the spring you also see Grizzly Bears. On this journey you will also enjoy an exhilarating cruise through some of the strongest tidal current areas found anywhere in the world. In addition you will be seeing some of British Columbia's most beautiful coastal scenery.

Marine wildlife cruise to view whales and more

These tours are locally owned and operated by First Nation members so you will also learn about some of the history of the area. Make sure to bring your camera for a spectacular sightseeing adventure you will never forget. You travel through some of the worlds strongest ocean currents with rapids, boils and whirlpools. You will also learn some of the local First Nations (Native) history and culture.

Marine wildlife cruise to view whales and more

Season: May 1, 2008 to September 1, 2008
Suggested Items: Camera, daypack, sunglasses, binoculars.
Suggested Clothing: Warm jacket, hat, gloves, rain gear.
Difficulty: Easy
Maximum Number of People: 12
Equipment Provided: You will enjoy a comfortable journey aboard one of two tour boats. The 27 foot covered high speed tour boat with an onboard washroom. This vessel can carry 12 passengers and is fully equipped with all the proper navigation and safety equipment. Even if its a rainy day you will be inside warm and dry. Your guides also have a 24 foot zodiac tourboat which can also carry 12 passengers.
Transportation: Trips begin and end in the town of Campbell River, on Vancouver Island. Located 264 km (165 miles) north of Victoria (Vancouver Island) and only 153 km (95 miles) north of Nanaimo, Campbell River is easily reached via the Inland Island Highway (19) or by the more scenic Oceanside Route (19A). Multiple modern ferry systems with large car capacities connect Vancouver Island at both Victoria and Nanaimo from the mainland with frequent departures throughout the day at Tsawassen and Horseshoe Bay (near Vancouver) by BC Ferries.
Accommodations: Not included in the tour price but available at local hotels, motels, lodges and bed & breakfasts.
Meal Information: Lunch included on the 6 hour tour.
Guide Information: Your tours are guided by certified boating professionals. They are locally born residents and have between 30-50 years experience working and traveling within these waters. You can be sure you are in very knowledgeable and capable hands.
Weather Information: Weather is often warm and sunny but be prepared for possible wet conditions.
Comments: Departure time is 10 am from the Discovery Harbour Marina in Campbell River.
Trip Duration: 1 day
$169.00* per adult
6 hour tour
$129.00* per child 12 and under
6 hour tour
*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax

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Marine wildlife cruise to view whales and more

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