Jude and Amira play with the ferries in Active Pass
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Zig Zag lived up to her name as we visited her in the Strait of Georgia, just south of Porlier Pass.
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Snoopy and Zigzag feeding in the Strait of Georgia
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Humpbacks Ghost and Prowler cruise through the Salish Sea
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Splash down! humpback whales showing off their beautiful pecs and leaping from the water during our tours today!
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The T124A2’s and T124A4’s cruise north between Texada and the mainland while the T034’s and T037’s scare some seals near Sangster Island.
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Two playful male orcas, T049A2 and T065A3, to start the day, with some surprise humpbacks afterwards.
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It was quite a journey before we found our transient orca near Gabriola Island! Our guests got a great tour of the Strait of Georgia before we finally saw the blows of these two orca on our way home.
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Two different humpbacks were found in the Strait of Georgia today. Cascadia saw Chinook and Keta saw Scoop!
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It was a great day filled with two different groups of transient orca, and even one mystery humpback!
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A T-party in the Salish Sea with the T034’s, T037’s, T037A1, T065A5, and T072!
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Graphite, Graze, Incognito, and Strike make a splash near Parksville.
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Seal pups, Sea lions, River otters and Eagles steal the show today, but Fader also made an appearance in the Strait of Georgia!
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Scoop the humpback checks out Nanaimos Neck Point.
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Why do orca sometimes not travel with their family? This was a question we ask ourselves on days like this when we see a pod with members travelling away from the rest. Today it was the T049A’s!
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The Alaskan brothers T125A and T128 aka Flotsam and Jetsam were travelling along Galiano Island on June 30th.
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Europa and Niagara were travelling together east of Nanoose Bay.
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T137's, T036A's and T065A's have a party near Lantzville
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Big mama and her calf were showing off for the tour today, and we also got to see a pod of transient orca, the T036A’s!
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The T036As and T099s travelled up the east side of Galiano together putting on quite a show!
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