Scientists, naturalists and whale experts say that whale watching
does not appear to bother these sea faring mammals, providing
it is done responsibly.
Never
interrupt the usual behavior of the whales. Do not cause them to
change direction rapidly, to swim faster, or to swim erratically.
Boats should not approach whales directly from the front or chase
them from behind. Hindering a whale's normal activities is harassment
and against the law. Please use common sense when out whale watching.
Let us all do our part to protect the whales and other sea creatures.
Protection and conservation will help to insure that these majestic
mammals remain with us, so that our grandchildren and great-grandchildren
can enjoy them.
BC
Whale Watching Companies: Tours & Charters
Vancouver Island
Eagle Wing Whale Watching: Guided Whale Watching Tours & Wildlife Viewing.Trip Advisor's top-rated whale-watching experience in Victoria since 2007. Killer whales, Grey, Minke and Humpback whales, seals, sea lions & porpoise. As industry leaders, they go the extra mile (or 50!) to give... more
Spirit of the West Adventures: We offer sea kayaking tours to the Johnstone Strait & the largest pods of killer whales on the BC coast – Desolation Sound, Quadra Island, & Campbell River - & guided excursions to explore ancient native villages. Set a course for a one of a kind wilderness... more
Whale
Watching Adventures in British Columbia
The
coastline of Canada's most western province, is a maze of straits,
sounds, and fjords, hundreds of islands and inlets. Scenery is
unsurpassed, as the blue ocean meets the green forests covering
the mountains, which reach for the sky. Because much of this coast
is uninhabited and accessible only by boat or floatplane . . .
it remains a pristine wilderness. The rich and nutrient filled
waters are home to a great variety of marine wildlife.
