Whale Watching in Vancouver

Take a boat ride, see the Vancouver scenery and admire Canadian whales in their natural habitat.

Description

Upon reservation, choose between two types of Vancouver whale-watching tours. Both include an English-speaking guide, a comfortable catamaran, a bottle of water, and hot drinks:

Whale Watching in the morning

Meet on Duranleau Street at the pier and board a large catamaran to head into the waters of western Canada. Enjoy views of the Canadian Rockies, pine forests, and spot whales attracted by the salmon during spring and summer. In addition to whales, see dolphins, sea lions, and bald eagles. After three to five hours, return to Vancouver port.

Whale watching at sunset

Depart from the same location on a catamaran for a whale and marine wildlife-watching tour at sunset. Experience the Salish Sea and its inhabitants, including whales and bald eagles. Explore the currents of the Strait of Georgia and Howe Sound, accompanied by stories about marine life and the sunset views.

Schedule

Consider the following schedules at 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