Sea Kayaking with Killer Whales off Vancouver Island,

Sea Kayaking in the Realm of the Orca

You sit motionless in your sea kayak and wait for it. Then a loud puff shoots your glance to the side as the dorsal fin of a killer whale cuts out of the water and then slowly disappears again. Moments later, it rises again followed by the tell-tale puff, the moment is surreal as you experience your first encounter with a pod of wild Killer Whales...

Explore Majestic Coastal British Columbia by sea kayak and experience one of the most incredible adventures in the world. Experience sea kayaking in the realm of Killer Whales.

Robson Bight Ecological Reserve

The Robson Bight is located in Johnstone Strait on the Vancouver Island shore. The Bight is an Ecological Reserve for the whales and within it's boundaries are the famous rubbing beaches. The resident Killer Whales make regular visits to the pebbly beaches to rub and roll themselves on.

While we sit in our kayaks, cameras in hand, the sounds of the whales are heard through our portable hydrophone. Your guides get you into the right area at the right time for the ultimate experience.

Sea Kayaking Expedition

The term sea kayaking expedition means that you are moving around, camp to camp as you explore the area. As opposed to a base camp or base camping style in which you remain at the same camp and make day trips each day returning to the same spot.

The expedition can be one of the best ways to experience the area and heighten your chances of great wildlife sightings while sea kayaking Johnstone Strait.

For more information on Sea Kayaking with Killer Whales visit Out For Adventure Wilderness Tours Ltd. located on Quadra Island, British Columbia.

Website: http://outforadventure.com