“Despite the poor weather in Vancouver the trip went ahead and we were taken on a route that predominantly avoided the rain. The crew / guides were excellent with a special mention of Jill and Luke who were looking after the upper deck. We were very fortunate to come across a feeding family of Orcas…”

“We were fortunate to view humpback whales as a few different locations, as well as seals and sea lions. One family member is elderly and disabled. For her, the boat was disappointing as it wasn’t the one pictured, with windows and forward facing seats. Whenever a whale was spotted, people would rush to one railing…”

“Wild Whales provided a unique opportunity to explore the waters of Vancouver to find pods of whales, and experience sea life in its natural environment. We were able to see a pod of Orca and a pod of Humpback on our excursion. We also saw Porpoise and Harbor Seals. It was quite an adventure.”

“Excellent experience. We saw so many whales! Guides were very knowledgeable. We even turned around when there was a report of a humpback as we were heading back to the city.”

“This was a great tour. We saw a pod of orchas and a bunch of seals. It’s a much longer tour than you will think so take snacks. You will be given an orange waterproof jumpsuit to wear. We were thankful for them as it would have been freezing without them. It’s a long time…”

“The sea plane was amazing and a trip I will always remember.The whale watching on Orca Spirit was an experience to be remembered to. Well worth it.”

“We lucked out and saw orcas and humpbacks and a family of eagles in one nest! It was absolutely incredible! Our naturalist and captain worked synergistically to ensure we had the best experience ever!!!!”

“This was truly one of the most exhilarating adventures I’ve ever experienced! We not only saw humpback whales, but thanks to the captain’s communication with other local whale-watching boats, he took us quite a distance so we could also see a pod of orcas. It was absolutely magical—a once-in-a-lifetime memory for sure. Julia, our wildlife…”