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Shoutout to these two sea lions posing perfectly with our catamaran in the distance! 10/10 modelling skills📍  📸 Prince o...
11/10/2026

Shoutout to these two sea lions posing perfectly with our catamaran in the distance! 10/10 modelling skills

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Starting the week off with this epic cross-species cooperative feeding we watched in August this year! In this encounter...
11/09/2026

Starting the week off with this epic cross-species cooperative feeding we watched in August this year! In this encounter, two humpback whales and several Steller sea lions were hunting together. Cross-species partnerships often succeed because when prey tries to evade one predator, it is redirected into the jaws of the other.

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While our tours are focused on life out on the water, we’re always keeping an eye on the shoreline, and sometimes we get...
11/08/2026

While our tours are focused on life out on the water, we’re always keeping an eye on the shoreline, and sometimes we get lucky! At low tide, it’s not uncommon to spot black bears foraging along beaches and shores for crabs and intertidal snacks. Vancouver Island is home to an estimated 7,000 to 9,000 black bears, giving it one of the densest populations in North America, making these surprise coastal encounters an unforgettable bonus on our trips.

📍Vancouver Island
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Looking back at this incredible moment with the Northern Residents in Telegraph Cove!Northern Residents have a very heal...
11/07/2026

Looking back at this incredible moment with the Northern Residents in Telegraph Cove!

Northern Residents have a very healthy population, unlike their southern ecotype that is endangered. In 2022, they were estimated at about 341 individuals, and a recent estimate places them at around 375 members! We mostly just responsibly view A clan, which is more frequently present in the North Island.

📍 Telegraph Cove, BC
📸 Prince of Whales Crew

Behind the scenes moments of one of our last catamaran tours of the 2026 season!We cannot believe what a season it has b...
11/06/2026

Behind the scenes moments of one of our last catamaran tours of the 2026 season!

We cannot believe what a season it has been. Other than incredible wildlife sightings, we remember all the smiling guests from all over the world that travelled to our beautiful destination and that we were able to educate about the amazing biodiversity here in BC!

📍Victoria, BC
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Super, Natural British Columbia Destination Greater Victoria

From May through August, many gather at breeding rookeries to give birth and mate. Starting around August, they disperse...
11/05/2026

From May through August, many gather at breeding rookeries to give birth and mate. Starting around August, they disperse more widely along the BC coast to feed, with many using winter haulouts through fall and winter.

📍 Vancouver, BC
📸 Prince of Whales Crew

Still want to go whale watching in Victoria? Our catamarans may be finished for the season, but our Zodiac adventures co...
11/04/2026

Still want to go whale watching in Victoria? Our catamarans may be finished for the season, but our Zodiac adventures continue year-round! Bundle up and join us on the Salish Sea!

📍 Victoria, BC
📸 Prince of Whales Crew

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Look at these eyes!📍 BC 📸 Prince of Whales Crew
11/03/2026

Look at these eyes!

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📸 Prince of Whales Crew

The weather might be getting chilly, but the whales don’t seem to mind!📍 Vancouver, BC📸 Prince of Whales Crew           ...
11/02/2026

The weather might be getting chilly, but the whales don’t seem to mind!

📍 Vancouver, BC
📸 Prince of Whales Crew

Super, Natural British Columbia Canada Keep Exploring

It’s the last day of our catamaran tours for the season! Not ready to say goodbye to whale watching just yet? Our Victor...
11/01/2026

It’s the last day of our catamaran tours for the season!

Not ready to say goodbye to whale watching just yet? Our Victoria Zodiac adventures continue year-round, so there are still plenty of opportunities to get out on the Salish Sea this winter!

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📸 Prince of Whales Crew

Address

1516 Duranleau Street
Vancouver, BC
V6H3S4

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+18883834884

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