Orca Watching locations and seasons:

Our high speed catamaran provides an exciting ride through B.C.s famous Inside Passage from Campbell River and Quadra Island to our base camp located beside Robson Bight, the Orca reserve and Orca rubbing beaches in Johnstone Strait, located approximately 50 miles northwest of Campbell River.
From our camp we depart on sea kayak daytrips to view the whales. The whales can very often also be viewed swimming passed our campsite.Check out the Photo gallery.

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At the beginning of July the world's largest resident population of Orcas, more than 200 animals arrives in Johnstone Strait and stay there usually until the beginning of October. They follow the millions of Salmon entering Johnstone Strait every year.

Operating according to British Columbia's wildlife viewing regulations, we have great opportunities to view the Whales up close.

Other wildlife of the area:

- Black bears
- Humpback, Minky and other whales
- Dolphins and porpoises
- Sea lions and seals
- Bald eagles
- Salmon
- Many other beautiful creatures, too many to list

Join us on one of the most amazing wildlife viewing trips on the market. Enjoy great food and guides and one of the most spectacular landscapes on earth.