Fly from Vancouver to Victoria on a 35-minute flight by seaplane and search for Orcas on a whale watching cruise on Haro Strait. Be kind to the environment with the most environmentally friendly form of transport between Vancouver and the mainland - carbon offset levy included! This is a small group tour with a maximum of 14 passengers.
Highlights
- Whale-watching cruise and seaplane flight from Vancouver to Victoria
- 35-minute flight across the Strait of Georgia, from the mainland to Vancouver Island
- Whale-watching cruise to spot orcas (killer whales) on Haro Straita
- Small-group tour limited to 14 passengers, ensuring personalized service
- Carbon offset levy and taxes included
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Sneak Peek!There were so many whales around us, that our cameras could barely keep up!Photo by: Stephanie G
USA, 10 2009 -
Seals, too!En route to finding whales, we came across a small "island" of Seals! What a great added bonus to a terrific ...Photo by: Stephanie G
USA, 10 2009 -
Chasing the WhalesJust a taste of the incredible view from our boat as we jetted off in the direction of the whales.Photo by: Stephanie G
USA, 10 2009 -
BreachingOrca BreachingPhoto by: Jonathan F
United Kingdom, 10 2008 -
Splash downOrca back into the sea.Photo by: Jonathan F
United Kingdom, 10 2008 -
Onward JourneyJust another day looking for fish.Photo by: Jonathan F
United Kingdom, 10 2008 -
What You Can Expect
Sea Plane Flight to Victoria
Orcas frequent the waters of Haro Strait between March and October to feed on the salmon passing through on their migratory route. See these magnificent marine animals in their natural environment for an experience no aquarium can rival. The underwater kelp forests of the Pacific Northwest ocean ecosystem also provide a rich food source for other wildlife such as seals, seabirds and sea-otters, all of which may be spotted during your tour.
This tour is seasonal, operating from March to October.
Customer Reviews
August 2012
Loved this trip. Everything worked out perfectly. Definitely go for the Open Boat.....it's a RIB. You have to get suited up as you might get wet but it definitely adds to the trip. We were also so lucky and saw around 30 killer whales.
July 2012
Awesome day. Beautiful flight and a fast fun filled open boat adventure while whale watching.
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