Navigating Seas & Creating Memories

Over 25 Years of Ocean Adventures
Established in 1998, Seabreeze Adventures has been a pivotal presence in the marine tourism industry for over 25 years. What began as a humble fishing charters company founded by three passionate commercial fishermen, has now grown into a vibrant community dedicated to making once-in-a-lifetime experiences a reality.


From fishing charters to whale watching eco-tours, our journey reflects a lasting bond with the ocean and its wild residents. We take pride in not just observing, but being guardians of the deep and actively protecting the incredible marine life we are privileged to encounter daily.
Today, we are a close-knit family of seasoned captains, knowledgeable naturalists, and dedicated office staff. We come from all over the globe, but it’s our passion for the sea and marine life that links us together, shapes our past and continues to guide our future.
Proudly Anchored in Steveston’s Legacy
Originally established as a small fishing community in the late 19th century, Steveston BC quickly grew into one of the largest salmon-canning centres in the world. Despite the challenges of economic shifts and changing industries, Steveston has kept its historic charm, with many well-preserved heritage buildings. Today, Steveston blends its fishing legacy with a vibrant local community, and we’re proud to be an integral part of it for over 25 years.

our team
Meet the Pod
Vanessa
certified Marine Naturalist
Vanessa is a biologist and educator who’s love affair with the ocean started 20 years ago. She has worked with Ontario Provincial Parks, the Vancouver Aquarium and Metro Vancouver Regional Parks. With a Master's in Ecological Education and experience as a Richmond classroom teacher, she seamlessly connects classroom learning to outdoor nature spaces. Vanessa's commitment lies in inspiring awe and wonder for nature and encouraging care for wild creatures.
Jade
certified Marine NATURALIST
Born and raised on Vancouver Island, Jade brings a love for coastal waters and a sharp eye for whales to every tour. With a background in marine science and graduate research focused on Southern Resident killer whales, she blends science, storytelling, and heart in everything she does.

Camryn
certified Marine Naturalist
Camryn is a PhD student in Oceanography at University of BC. She loves all things whales and the ocean, and loves getting to share her passion with others through Seabreeze Adventures. Her most unforgettable sighting is seeing three pods of orcas share a kill!

Mehak
certified Marine Naturalist
Mehak is a humpback enthusiast! With a background in environmental science and a passion for marine education, she brings energy and endless whale facts to every tour. Her favourite part of working at Seabreeze? Sharing moments of wonder with guests—and reminding us all why protecting these waters matters.

Uwe
certified Marine Naturalist
Uwe is the eye behind many of our wildlife videos! Feeling unsure about the ocean? Uwe has advice for that: "The Salish Sea is one of the safest and calmest places to start your whale watching adventures, especially in the summer months!"

Lu
certified Marine Naturalist
Originally from the heart of Argentina, Lu grew up surrounded by music, dogs, and a deep love for animals. As an ocean storyteller her goal is to leave guests amazed and inspired to care more deeply about our oceans and the planet we share.

Steph
certified Marine Naturalist
Originally from the UK, Steph grew up on the beaches of the Jurassic Coast where her love for the ocean first took hold. Her favourite part of working at Seabreeze? No two days are the same, every tour brings something different and awe-inspiring!

Scott
Captain
Scott is a third-generation mariner who grew up exploring our local waters long before he could drive a car! Armed with a small boat and a sense of adventure, Scott has been navigating the BC coast ever since.

Conservation & Education
Environmental Stewardship in Action
We strictly follow ethical whale watching guidelines, such as keeping our distance from the whales, practicing parallel viewing at slow speeds, alerting recreational vessels when whales are in the area, and leaving when there are too many boats. We avoid viewing resident orcas due to their critically endangered status. Our choice in smaller vessels not only provides a more intimate experience to tour goers, but also reduces underwater noise impact on the surrounding wildlife.
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Hop aboard the Seabreeze Team!
Are you passionate about marine life and eager to share that enthusiasm with others? Do you thrive in dynamic environments and enjoy providing exceptional customer experiences? If so, we’d love to connect.
Please reach out to us at info@seabreezeadventures.ca with your resumé and cover letter.