Sentences with phrase «view orca whales»

The San Juan Islands, just north of Seattle, Washington, are the best place in the world to view orca whales in the wild.

Travel to the famed Khutzeymateen Provincial Park and view the resident grizzly and black bear populations in their natural environment or, depending on the season, take a whale - watching cruise and view orca whales, humpback whales, porpoises and seals.

This morning we sail north, passing the famed Roche Harbor on our way to view orca whales in one of their favorite gathering places.

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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).

Point no Point is filled with rich history and astonishing views of orca pods, gray whales, humpback whales, and otters.

It is the perfect spot for wildlife viewing as we share our environment with everything from bald eagles to orca whales.

Hurricane Jack Adventures, Campbell River B.C. invites you to experience some of the most spectacular Orca Killer Whale watching and Wildlife viewing in the world... You... Read more

While whales are often viewed on all of our kayak tours, the Base Camp and Orca Waters Explorer kayak tours have by far the most reliable sightings of both orcas and humpback whales.

Kayak with the Orcas in Johnstone Strait, the internationally renowned best place in the world to view Killer Whales in the wild.

The protected waters provide an ideal location for our BC whale watching tours to view and listen to orcas as well as other marine mammals and birds as they feed, socialize and raise their young.

While orca is the primary viewing experience we regularly see humpback whales, Dall's porpoises and Pacific white - sided dolphins, harbour seals, Stellar sea lions and occasionally California sea lions as well as lots of sea birds and bald eagles.

Stubbs Island follows the whale watching guidelines and is committed to ethical and educational wildlife viewing on all our Orca tours.

Offers the chance to swim with dusky dolphins in their natural environment plus view other marine life such as orca, pilot whales, fur seals and Hectorâ $ ™ s dolphins.

This pristine region, which includes the remote communities of Sayward, Telegraph Cove and Port McNeill, offers rich wildlife viewing of deer, elk, bear, orca whales and bald eagles.

The first park in the United States dedicated to whale - watching was created here, primarily for viewing the most dramatic residents of the archipelago, the orca (killer) whales.

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Blackney Pass is also one of the best places in North America to view Orcas, also known as Killer Whales, as they make their way to and from Johnstone Strait and the rubbing beaches of Robson Bight.

For a truly unique experience, consider a whale watching tour and view magnificent orca whales plying the waters of San Juan Island, Washington, or charter a flight to take you and your friends on a scenic tour of the San Juan Islands.

Fly - in for spectacular raincoast wildlife viewing in remote Knight Inlet in the spectacular Coast Mountains — Grizzly Bears and Black Bears, killer whales (Orcas), humpback whales, dolphins, stellar seals, sea lions, eagles and more.

The exclusive kayaking operation from Roche Harbor offers trips into the open water and guests snatch views of the Cascade and Olympic mountains and can travel down Haro Strait and paddle alongside the orca whales.

Blackney Pass is also one of the best places in North America to view Orcas — also known as Killer Whales — as they make their way to and from Johnstone Strait and the rubbing beaches of Robson Bight on Vancouver Island.

Follow us to view gray, humpback and blue whales, dolphins, orcas, seals and sea lions along the coast and at the Channel Islands.