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Posted in EcoSummer Announcements, Family Friendly Vacations, Sea Kayaking, Uncategorized, Vancouver Island, Whales & Orcas and tagged family - friendly vacations, Kayaking tours Vancouver Island, Kayaking with Killer Whales, Kayaking with Orcas, Kayaking with Whales, Orca camp on September 30, 2016 by Adventure Bloggess.

Our Spy Hop Point Camp and Kaikash Creek Orca Camps are located on the Vancouver Island shoreline.

Not exact matches

We try and camp on sites close to travel routes of orcas, humpback whales, and other wildlife, but actual spots depend on weather, tides, and group objectives.

Our first day will be spent exploring the islands of the Broughton Archipelago or the orca waters of Johnstone Strait (depending on your starting point), and enjoying the stunning views and wildlife while en route to camp for the night.

We go in search of wild Killer Whales or Orcas and Humpback Whales in their natural environment, before leaving the deep water behind to explore ancient village sites with white shell beaches and discover sheltered coves where we will camp for the night, led by our experienced, qualified guides using top quality equipment.

Discover the wildlife and scenery of Johnstone Strait while paddling towards camp and listening to the Orcas with hydrophones; Enjoy free time at camp — Stay with the group or explore the beach and forest alone; Seek out the waterfall or laze in a hammock watching for wildlife.

The camp is surrounded by old growth rainforest and is right in the heart of the wildlife rich waters of Johnstone Strait, recognized as one of the most predictable places in the world to kayak with both orcas and humpback whales.

Discover the wildlife and scenery of Johnstone Strait & Queen Charlotte Strait while paddling between camps and listening to the Orcas with hydrophones; Paddle Blackney Passage and into Blackfish sound and investigate the shallows in search of colorful, inter-tidal creatures.

We have six different Base Camps located in Johnstone Strait and Queen Charlotte Strait; all within the summer range of the Northern Resident Orcas.

You will likely of seen the camp fire in the distance from the «Orca Lounge» on Hanson Island.

If lucky, you may see Orca or Humpback whales as they swim by the camp, however this is less likely than on our tours departing from Telegraph Cove.

Enjoy a second evening at one of our remote beach camps and dinner from our «Orca View» beach - side BBQ.

Orca Dreams offers Canada's first whale watching camp, with packages that include 4 days of luxury camping on a remote Island.

In the summer of 2015 my partner Kelly and I, along with 15 volunteers from around the world, lovingly created the Orca Dreams whale watching camp.

The Orca Dreams camp, located on a small island off northen Vancouver Island, was designed with comfort in mind while still offering a wilderness experience.

Orca Dreams offers four - day all - inclusive tours from our luxury island camp site in the wildlife rich area of Northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.

Not only did we see at least one humpback a day (several times from the beach at camp), but we also saw more than a dozen orcas as well.

Orca whale watching is suberb on this kayak trip, like all of our camping adventures in the San Juan Islands.

We have witnessed this VERY special orca behavior right from camp!

Best of all, our respect for the wild orcas extends to our camping and touring practices.

Spend 4 days kayaking and 3 nights camping at this magical site near Robson Bight, sleeping with your head on a pillow just METERS from passing orcas.

When averaged through the entire season, orca whales are seen on nearly two / thirds of our camping trips, but the peak months historically afford an 80 % sighting success rate.

The Sea Kayak Adventure basecamp in the Johnstone Strait is the most - desired location in the area and it is not uncommon to see orcas swim within 20 - 40» of the camp!

Full - height canvas tents with sleeping cots await you at each of these wilderness base camps, so you can enjoy the orcas without the hassle of making and breaking camp or hauling a tent.

The base camp's shoreline is composed of sea - polished stones that lure an orca to rub its 6 - ton body along the beach, or herd salmon into the curve of the shore.

The Johnstone Strait is considered the best place to see orcas in the wild, and this tour includes 2 nights camping in one of the prime orca - viewing locations in the area.

If weather permits, you'll stay at three different base camps on three different islands on the heart of the orca loop.

My favorite wildlife encounter is watching a pod of orcas rubbing themselves on the rocks in front of our base camp at Little Kaikash — my favorite SKA basecamp.

Camping along orca waters provided 24 - hours - a-day to see, hear and understand orcas and the rest of their marine environment.

There was only one unlucky camping adventure in the entire month that didn't find either a pod of orcas or porpoises, but more than half got to see both the big guys and the little ones on the same trip.

One can stand on the rocks next to camp and watch the orcas pass by within several meters.

We never just «wait around for orcas» on the base camp.

The camp offers great orca viewing right off shore.

Orcas regularly pass by directly in front of camp.

Enjoy a hot cup of tea or coffee on your deck while you take in the beautiful surroundings of the Orca Dreams camp.

A tea or coffee can be enjoyed on your deck while taking in the beautiful surroundings of the Orca dreams camp.

We'll meet you at the red kiosk at 11:30 am, gather your luggage, and transfer to our water taxi for the one hour journey to Orca Dreams camp.

And Orca Dreams camp is located right in the center of the action.

After a brief introduction at the red kiosk we will gather our luggage and transfer on to our water taxi to begin our 1 hour journey through the wildlife rich waters of Johnstone Strait to the Orca Dreams camp.

Today, our visiting humpback whales swam past Lime Kiln Whale Watching Park, traveled along our one day trip kayak trip route, and then northwards along San Juan Island, following the exact route that the orca whales usually take, and the same one our multi-day kayak camping expeditions use.

Kayak with Killer Whales at their Orca base camp in Johnstone Strait, or take one of their kayak expeditions to Desolation Sound or the Discovery Islands of British Columbia.

Three day Orca Camp guided base camp kayak trip in BC's Johnstone Strait, the best place in North America to see Killer Whales in the wild

More than 400 m (1,000 ft) of pristine, private beachfront — on the edge of a temperate coastal rainforest — at the mouth of the Robson Bight (Michael Biggs) Ecological Reserve — adjacent to Orca's traditional feeding and breeding grounds — with its own natural, freshwater stream running through it — simply put, there is no better camp location anywhere on the Johnstone Strait for immediate and unfettered access to Orcas.

Located on the west side of Orcas Island, West Beach Resort offers Pacific Northwest - style accommodations to suit every need, including fully equipped beachfront, ocean view and lakeside cottages and cabins, camping and RV sites.

Kayak with Killer Whales at their Orca base camp in Johnstone Strait, or take -LSB-...]

West Beach Resort is noted as the only RV camping park among the Orcas Island.

Kayak with Killer Whales at our Orca base camp in Johnstone Strait, or take one of our kayak expeditions to Desolation Sound or the Discovery Islands.

Orca Dreams now offers Canada's first whale - watching camp, with BC packages that include 4 days of luxury camping.