Indy has a splash party off Gabriola Island.
Read MoreMammoth and Calf sleep and feed near Entrance Island, while Strike continues foraging in the gulf islands.
Read MoreNeowise was travelling with a new-to-us humpback today by Thrasher Rock!
Read MoreNike teaches Harpy how to mug boats while Strike forages in the gulf Islands.
Read MoreHumpbacks soup! Big Mama and calf, Mammoth and Calf, Divot and Fallen Knight, Neowise, Harpy, Zigzag and Nike, were all hanging out around the south east side of Gabriola Island.
Read MoreT038A and calf hunt near Point Roberts with the T137s. Snoopy hangs out near Porlier Pass, while Neowise, Harpy, and Divot forage near Gabriola Pass.
Read MoreBig Mama and her calf make a splash off the Horseshoe Bay ferry line while Mammoth and her calf have a lazy breakfast not too far away.
Read MoreThe T035As and T038As travel south from Lantzville while Fader, Poptart, and Mathematician hang out near Hudson Rocks.
Read MoreThe T100’s and T124A4’s were travelling together near Bowen Island. Big Mama & calf and Mammoth & calf were busy foraging by Entrance Island!
Read MoreOur search leads us to find humpback whales Sherwina and Eros, the latter of which we got to spend some quality time with. After leaving him we headed back towards Nanaimo when we ran into T065A5 Indy, a lone orca near Entrance Island.
Read MoreWe managed to find two different groups of orca during the morning trip with the T100s and T124A4s travelling together off the east side of Gabriola Island and the T018s hunting off Neck Point.
Read MoreIt was a great day spent with a couple of humpback whales, Meqe’ and Split Fluke’s 2021 calf close to home.
Read MoreDuring this tour, we had an amazing encounter with a new humpback to us, Eros, and we also got to see a pod of transient orca, the T069s!
Read MoreThe T018s are back together! We got to see Esperanza, Nootka, Galiano, and Spouter all travelling together near the Vancouver Harbour!
Read MoreWe were lucky enough to see 5 pods of orca socializing in the Strait of Georgia during this afternoons trip!
Read MoreWe were lucky and got to see two different humpbacks and a pod of transient orca, the T069s, only about 10 minutes outside the harbour!
Read MoreIt was a long search that ended with us finding the whales close to home! The T049As were travelling north near Entrance Island and there was Vanta and Windy travelling together north of Hudson Rocks.
Read MoreWe were lucky enough to spot 4 different humpbacks throughout the day, Potamus, Windy, Divot, and Sherwina.
Read MoreThis afternoon we got to see the T100s travelling along Valdes island and then two humpback whales Potamus and Sherwina on the way home!
Read MoreWhat’s in a name? Our morning tour got to see KEY0034 Sherwina who has many names. If you’re curious as to how that happens read on!
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