
6 Hour Whale Watching Tour
Explore the waters of the Salish Sea, Discovery Passage, and Johnstone Strait to find Humpback Whales, Killer Whales, Pacific White-Sided Dolphins, Bears, and many other marine mammals on either a Zodiac or Covered vessel.

Full Day Whale Watching Tour
This tour gives us the luxury of time. With a focus on finding Orca, the extended day means that we can spend quality time with all of the wildlife that our spectacular area has to offer.

Wildlife and Whale Discovery Tour
With multiple departures daily, this 4 hour tour fits anyone's schedule. For the perfect half day activity while visiting Campbell River!

Zodiac or Covered Boat
Our whale watching tours are offered on both our zodiac style boats, or covered boats. Head over to our fleet page to learn more about our vessels.
Did you know…
- Our local waters are home to Transient (mammal eating) and Resident (fish eating) Killer Whales.
- You can identify Humpback Whales by their unique tail flukes, and Orcas by their dorsal fins and saddle patches (light coloured patch around base of the dorsal fin).
- In 2022 the Marine Education and Research Society documented over 220 Humpbacks in their study area, which is Comox to Bella Bella and northwest Vancouver Island.