A long journey south brought us to the end of a T-party with the rare T166As, followed by a spectacular gathering of feeding humpbacks and a peaceful stop with Harbour Seals at Stinky Rock.
Read MoreSpending time with Jude in Northumberland Channel, Split Fluke and Prowler in the Strait, and plenty of species at Stinky Rock made for an unforgettable tour!
Read MoreSpending time in the waves with the T100s and T035As travelling together in a T-party was great, as well as seeing Cassiopeia the humpback further south.
Read MoreA beautiful morning was spent in what we call “Humpback Soup”. We saw Chi, Holey Moley, Bond, BCX2316, Zig Zag, and Split Fin all spending time in the same area!
Read MoreIt was an exciting afternoon getting to explore the social relationships found among humpback whales, featuring Crater/Mensa, BCX2316, Harpy and her 2026 calf.
Read MoreIt was an exciting morning spend with Crater/Mensa being active at the surface, plus Arial and BCX2316 feeding near Valdes Island.
Read MoreWe start the day with three seperate humpback encounters, where we see Beak (BCX1606), Wolf Eel’s 2025 calf (BCY0940 calf 2025), and one Unknown. We take the adventure inside the Southern Gulf Islands, where the T046Bs are found!
Read MoreThe T046Bs make their way through Northumberland Channel. The T101s are found outside North Nanaimo. The T035As alongside T063 Chainsaw and T065 Whidbey II skirt along Valdes Island.
Read MoreSpending time with the T101s in Stuart Channel, the T046Bs in Satellite Channel, and Valiant and Mantis in the Strait of Georgia.
Read MoreIt was a wonderful morning spending time with Fader, Orion, Big Mama, Frankenstein and Prowler feeding in the Strait of Georgia.
Read MoreHydra (BCY1000) is spotted in Trincomali Channel. The T101s also make a surprise appearance in the same area!
Read MoreMany humpbacks are seen scattered throughout the area, including Crater/Mensa (BCX1565), Constellation (BCX1784), Chi (BCZ0575), Yogi (BCY0409), Valiant (BCX1773), Mantis (BCX0936), and one Unknown. The T035As are seen travelling near Valdes Island!
Read MoreT063 Chainsaw and T065 Whidbey II are spotted travelling through the Strait of Georgia. Later, we see Frankenstein (BCX1358) and Dalmatian (BCY0994) together near Porlier Pass. As we start to make our way back to home port, the T036A1s and T065A5 Indy are spotted going through Gabriola Pass.
Read MoreNiagara (BCY0057), Double Double (BCX2492), and Vivaldi’s 2025 calf (BCX1704calf2025) are spotted associating off of Bowen Island. The T124Ds are seen dipping into Howe Sound for lunch!
Read MoreThe T002Cs alongside T002B were spotted near Nanaimo, plus humpback whales Kaju, Vector, Crackle, Graphite, Zig Zag, Olympus, and Pingu near Halibut Bank
Read MoreTempest (BCX0837) and her 2026 calf (BCX0837calf2026) continue their travels through the Salish Sea. Chi (BCZ0575), Split Fluke (BCX1068), and Crater/Mensa (BCX1565) make a splash together. The T101s are also seen travelling together along the Southern Gulf Islands.
Read MoreFive humpback whales are found in the Strait of Georgia, including Crater/Mensa (BCX1565), Valiant (BCY1773), Sherwina (BCY0961), Sherwina’s 2026 calf (BCY0961Calf2026), Chomper (BCX2192), and Nike (BCX1377). We also venture to Ladysmith Harbour, where the T101s were spotted travelling!
Read MoreThe T101s travelling North through Dodd narrows towards the Nanaimo Harbour. Plus a bunch of pinnipeds further south.
Read MoreIt was a non-stop adventure filled with whale encounters including humpback whales Beak, Chi, and Windy, plus encounters with the T035As and T036A1s travelling together, and the T101s solo.
Read MoreIt was an amazing morning spent close to Nanaimo with three different whale encounters: the T101s near Dodd Narrows, the T069s off North Nanaimo, and Allusion near Neck Point!
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