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Your best chance of seeing orca whales on a one day kayak trip anywhere in the United States!

Johnstone Strait is a 68 - mile channel that is home to approximately 150 Orcas, so your chances of seeing an Orca on a kayaking trip during the summer months is very high.

One sits quietly near the entrance, organizing a luxury kayaking trip for a family to see orcas and humpback whales in British Columbia.

I've wanted to see orcas my entire life,» he shouted above the noise of the outboard motor.

And, booking a tour with a company like Wild Whales Vancouver means that not only do you get a chance to see Orcas, you also get all the perks of a romantic harbour cruise (including some incomparable city views as you sail through English Bay).

Don't «expect» to see Orcas although you can «hope» to see them.

It is also possible to see Orca (Killer) whales though sighting tend to be rare.

The trip starts in the Broughton Archipelago, a maze of small islets, and heads south into Johnstone Strait, where the chances of seeing orcas and humpback whales is greatest.

Depending on the time of year, you may see orcas (killer whales), humpback, minke and grey whales, as well as porpoises, seals, otters and bald eagles.

You might see orcas, minke and grey whales, along with otters, porpoises, seals and eagles.

You may be aware of our Orca obsession and so far we have seen Orcas in California's Channel Islands and during our trip to Southeast Alaska.

We didn't see any orcas or other whales, but we did see harbour seals, sea lions, sea otters, puffins and more.

Our son has not stopped talking about the «big boat» since we came home and it was fun to see the orcas so up close!

Johnstone Strait is one of the best places along Vancouver Island to see Orca whales and Pacific White - sided dolphins.

One of the most frequent questions we are asked is - Will I see Orcas?

See Orcas, Sea - Lions, Porpoises, Dolphins, Eagles, Seals, Humpback Whales or Bears.

Your chances of seeing orcas on a kayak day trip from mid-July through mid-September are average, they are wild animals and do not always conform to our plans.

Tip: If you don't see any orcas during your kayaking trip, save some time to do a whale watching tour from a boat.

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.

We even saw Orcas on our first day.

We wanted to see Orca's and we were not disappointed!

It is very common to see Orca, Humpback Whales, Steller Sea Lions, Pacific white - sided dolphins, Dall's Porpoise and Pacific Harbour Seals at this time of the year.

With the continued development of Vancouver Island's highway and a shifting mentality towards whales in the wild, tourists from around the world travelled to Telegraph Cove just to see the Orca and this still rings true today.

Both cruises on offer take you to places only accessible by boat, with daily shore excursions and a chance to see orcas, humpback whales, dolphins, sea lions, eagles and bears.

You went above and beyond when you kept us out to see the orcas!

All of our 5 - day San Juan kayak expeditions saw both orca whales and porpoises.

If seeing orcas is a priority, please keep these dates in mind when you book your tour with us.

Nevertheless, dishonest companies will tell you that they see orcas just as frequently as Sea Quest!

The wild dolphins are never baited or chased.These warm ocean waters are teaming with a variety of sea life and there you might also see orcas, pilot humpback and other whales.

Although there is a very good chance we'll see Orcas throughout the week, the frequency and proximity of sightings will ultimately be determined by the Orcas» travel patterns.

The only time I've seen orcas in Oregon was from Agate Beach.

We see orcas on 95 % of our tours (ask about our Orca Guarantee!)

However, if your main goal is to see orca whales we recommend the afternoon kayaking tour.

Took a ride down to the south end of the island today and just by chance saw Orcas moving through Cattle Pass.

We didn't see any Orca's on our kayaking tour the year I went, but I heard word that they are coming back to the area now!

We hadn't gotten more than 5 or so minutes out of the little harbor where we launched when we started seeing Orcas, and they kept coming and coming!

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!

The kids weren't so keen on encountering Shamu up close, but I was fixated on seeing orcas.

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.

To increase your opportunities for seeing the orcas, or simply to enjoy even more whale watching, you might want to add an extra day to your vacation to go on a Stubb's Island Whale Watching trip that is operated by motor skiff.

But wouldn't it be too much to ask to see Orcas on our first day on the water?

This is THE best place on the planet to be 99 % sure to see orcas from a kayak.

While we have a 98 % success rate for seeing orcas, they are wild animals that roam at will and thus, we are unable to guarantee a sighting.

It is sometimes possible to see an orca whale tail slapping, spyhopping, breaching or any of their typical behaviours during a whale watching tour off Northern Vancouver.

In June and July we see orca whales on about 75 % of these tours.

We were lucky enough to get a couple of sunny days, but even if it was raining, seeing the orcas, sea lions, dolphins and humpbacks was... More

According to the Whale Watch Center, if you're going to try and see an orca, it's best to shoot for spotting gray whales first.

But the best way to see orca whales is to hire a boat to visit the resident whale pods who feed along Haro Strait near San Juan Island.

Not exact matches

Going forward, Orcas and Chestnut hope to see the program implemented in a broad range of environments from very small family - owned businesses to large multinational companies.

We saw «Tillicum» perform and I vividly remember the tragic death of the trainer and also the devastating death of an orca named «Miracle».