Top Vancouver Island Water Tours - page 3

Embark on a serene voyage across the Salish Sea, observing marine life and awe-inspiring scenery as the rich tapestry of the coast mountain range is illuminated by the stunning sunset lighting. Join us on a sunset boat tour lasting between 2.5 and 3.5 hours, welcoming adventurers of all ages to marvel at the sea and sky in a heartwarming and enriching experience.

Set sail on a private boat charter from Sidney near Victoria, BC, and enjoy the freedom to plan your ideal day on the stunning Southern Gulf Islands. With a captain and crew at your service, this customizable 4-hour tour lets you explore historic lighthouses, local wineries, vibrant markets, and breathtaking coastlines. Whether you're looking for a unique picnic, a private function, or simply a day spent with friends and family, this exclusive experience offers a true taste of island life without the crowds. - Customized private boat charter experience for up to 4 hours - Explore the Gulf Islands, including wineries and local markets - Enjoy the freedom to set your own course and schedule - Perfect for private functions, weddings, or relaxing island picnics

We provide a memorable 3 hour sailing adventure, on our safe, comfortable Hunter 35.5 yacht, which may include possible sightings of orca whales, eagles, seals, and porpoises. Guests are welcome to help as much or as little as they want sailing the boat, or just relaxing! Optional stop at Sidney Spit Marine Park by prior arrangement.

Take in the dramatic beauty of Discovery Passage and the wild strength of grizzly bears on this small-group cruise and sightseeing tour. Cruise to Toba Inlet with a certified naturalist captain and scan the waters for wildlife, before a welcome to the land by your Klahoose First Nation guide. View grizzly bears along the river and enjoy a lunch on land.

Get ready for the experience of a lifetime on a Canadian Grizzly Bear expedition. The tour begins with a cruise through Desolation Sound and along the way, you can spot breaching humpback whales and other marine life. Arriving at the Orford River in Bute Inlet, you’ll meet with members of the Homalco First Nations tribe and learn about their history and culture before heading to a viewing platform to watch the grizzlies fish for salmon in the river.

Discover why British Columbia is one of the best places in the world to see whales and other marine wildlife on this 3-hour tour with Eagle Wing Tours at Victoria’s Fisherman’s Wharf. Hop aboard a comfortable semi-covered or open boat and help support Eagle Wing’s many conservation, education and research activities! Let certified and knowledgeable naturalists be your guides to the stunning wildlife and natural history of the Salish Sea. Watch for seals, sea lions, otters and porpoises as well as bald eagles and a mind-boggling assortment of marine birds. Hoping for something bigger? There’s always a chance to see humpback, killer, minke or grey whales!

This is your opportunity to get as close to wild grizzly bears as it’s possible to safely get. Explore the wilderness of Bute from the water, discover its hidden natural gems, and keep a look out for its furry local inhabitants, also known as the Great Bears of Bute. Watch for whales on the inlet, and visit the Campbell River and meet the indigenous people who own this river.

Get up close and personal with the ocean and its incredible marine wildlife during this whale watching excursion from Victoria. Climb onboard a Zodiac boat equipped with padded bench seats and cruise the sea while your marine naturalist explains the area and animals around you. Head for the Juan de Fuca and Haro Strait and lookout for humpback whales, otters, seals, sea lions, and birds.

British Colombia is home to some of North America’s most fascinating wildlife, which can be hard to spot on your own. Discover the lush landscapes and crystal blue waters of the Discovery Islands and Coast Mountains on this wildlife-watching tour, which heightens your chances of spotting humpback whales, orca whales, Dall's porpoises, Pacific white-sided dolphins, black bears, bald eagles, harbor seals, steller sea lions, and marine birds.