
Whale Watching in Vancouver
Take a boat ride, see the Vancouver scenery and admire Canadian whales in their natural habitat. Description. When you make your reservation, you'll choose between two types of Vancouver whale-watching tours.
- 3 - 5 hours
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Take a boat ride, see the Vancouver scenery and admire Canadian whales in their natural habitat.
Description
When you make your reservation, you'll choose between two types of Vancouver whale-watching tours. Both options include an English-speaking guide on the catamaran, as well as a bottle of water and hot drinks during the trip:
Whale Watching in the morning
After meeting on Duranleau Street at the pier, we'll board a large catamaran and head into the waters of western Canada. At sea, we'll enjoy views of the Canadian Rockies, pine tree forests, and spot the famous whales attracted by the salmon return in spring and summer. We may also see dolphins, sea lions, and bald eagles. After three to five hours at sea, we'll return to Vancouver port with photographs and memories.
Whale watching at sunset
This option departs from the same location aboard a catamaran for a whale and marine wildlife-watching tour at sunset. Throughout the cruise, we'll see whales and bald eagles while exploring the Salish Sea and listening to stories about marine animals. The views from the boat at sunset will enhance the experience.
Schedule
Please take the following schedules into account when booking:
Whale watching: Monday to Sunday at 8:30 am, 10:30 am, and 2:30 pmWhale watching at sunset: Monday to Sunday at 4:30 pm
Prices
Included
- English–speaking guide
- Bottle of water and hot drinks
- Professional photographs of the animals we encounter
Tips
- Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible. Offers technological adaptations for the deaf.



