WHALE WATCHING TRAVELER
The trips worth heading out on.
The 15 whale watching in canada travellers head out on most, side by side. What you are likely to see, how far offshore the boat goes, how long you are out, the operator running it and what a place on board costs.
Vancouver half-day whale watching from Granville Island on a heated catamaran with naturalist narration, free photos, and hot drinks.
Most Popular“Great experience seeing humpback whales close to Vancouver city. Engaging and knowledgeable crew help put in context the behaviors of the whales”
5-hour whale-watching from Granville Island on a heated catamaran, with live guidance, free photos, and a whale sightings guarantee.
“The whole trip was excellent, despite the slightly grey, wet and windy weather! We managed to see several humpback whales, orcas, seals and eagles. Even if we hadn’t seen so much wildlife, the informative and friendly crew would have made it a very enjoyable experience. If we’re ever in Vancouver again, we’ll be coming back…”
Heated catamaran whale watching in Victoria with naturalist commentary, Strait of Juan de Fuca search, and free high-res photos included.
“Awesome trip! Saw amazing humpback whales even one that breached! Did not however, see any orcas. Thank you, Reid, Michael, and Jessy amazing naturalists and photographers!”
Vancouver whale-watching on a covered catamaran with free photos, guaranteed sightings, heated cabins, and onboard guides from Granville Island.
“Excellent guides. very knowledgeable and approachable. We saw 1 group of Orca and stayed with them for the allowed time, we then visited other wildlife e.g. sea lions and seals. The boat was comfortable and allowed you to see from all positions. would recommend.”
Small-group Victoria Zodiac tour with flotation suits, expert skippers, and a whale sighting guarantee in the Salish Sea.
“Our guide was Raj. We had a wonderfull time on the zodiac. We saw a lot of humpbacks, sea lions, a pelican, orka's and a black bear walking down the cost. Raj was very informative! Great experience!”
Full-day whale watching from Québec City with bus comfort and expert guides, choosing boat or Zodiac for up to 13 whale species.
“it was well organized, advance information was easy to follow. Our guide and driver were amazing. Recommending to friends and family. Boat was also good and weather helped to make a wonderful day. Everything was explained as we went along and appreciated the rest stop on way down.”
Bay Bulls to Witless Bay via Iceberg Alley for puffins, seabirds, and seasonal whale sightings on a roomy 90-minute catamaran.
“This was a fantastic tour. The tour operators were fantastic. They even sang Newfoundland songs! We also saw about 4-6 humpback whales and lots and lots and lots of cute puffins! I would highly recommend this excellence to all!”
Small-group whale watching from Granville Island. Learn from marine guides, spot orcas and humpbacks, then unwind at the Public Market.
“We learned so much about the whales and other species. Perfect group size, guides were kind and informative. We were lucky to see some whales breaching and we also saw sea otters and a bald eagle.”
3-hour covered Victoria whale watch with 360 decks and indoor warmth, naturalists spotting humpbacks and more; $136.42.
“Super amazing crew and great whale watching experience! Saw Orcas and a humpback! Outstanding time had by all, even me and I was sea sick”
Victoria whale watching on a heated 60ft Ocean Cruiser with expert naturalists. Spot orcas, humpbacks, sea lions, and more in 3 hours.
“Great staff and well organized. We saw 3 humpback whales and a family of orcas! Would definitely recommend.”
Sail from Granville Island on a fast catamaran to spot orcas, humpbacks, seals, and bald eagles with free emailed photos.
“Amazing passionate staff! They were as excited to be on the water as all of us! Super knowledgeable!”
Tadoussac whale watching in Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park with bilingual naturalists, boat or Zodiac, and a whale guarantee.
“Very well organized, plenty of space on the boat, although it was fully booked. Knowlegeable guides.”
3-hour Victoria whale watching on a covered boat with marine naturalists, hot drinks, indoor/outdoor viewing, and a photo package.
“Sophia was terrific! She is knowledgeable, friendly, funny, we enjoyed the trip because of her. She is very entertaining and enthusiastic about her job, you can tell she loves what she does”
Day trip whale watching from Québec City to Baie-Sainte-Catherine by bus. Choose AML big boat for comfort or Zodiac for close-up views.
“Even if the day is hot, it is windy and chilly on the boat. Most of the whales you see are Fin Whales.”
Guided whale cruise from Victoria in the Salish Sea with heated cabin, sundecks, marine naturalists, and free high-res photos.
“crew was great. informative, professional and made us feel at home. Michael and crew A+”
Every coast worth sailing, harbour by harbour.
