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Breaches, tail slaps and head stands

On May 12th, we had the incredible fortune of encountering T124A1 “Bonaparte” and her family off the coast of Thetis Island. The whales were highly active, treating us to a stunning display of surface behaviors as they appeared to be socializing and possibly hunting.

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Breaches, tail slaps and head stands

On May 12th, we had the incredible fortune of encountering T124A1 “Bonaparte” and her family off the coast of Thetis Island. The whales were highly active, treating us to a stunning display of surface behaviors as they appeared to be socializing and possibly hunting.

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Small boat whale watching for eco-friendly trips in Vancouver BC

🛥️ Why Small Boats Make for Better Whale Watching Experiences

And a gentler impact on the marine life you came to see. When choosing a whale watching tour in British Columbia, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is what kind of boat to go out on. While large commercial vessels may offer more space, small-group boats—like the ones we use at Seabreeze Adventures—offer something much more valuable: a closer, quieter, and more environmentally responsible experience. Here’s why small boats make all the difference.

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two killer whales swimming

Captain's Log: May 10, 2025 A Wavy Day On The Water!

On May 10, the Salish Sea delivered both wavy conditions and an unforgettable display of its rich biodiversity. We spotted Bigg’s killer whales (T100s & T101s) and a grey whale, along with plenty of harbour seals, California and Steller sea lions, and even a pair of nesting bald eagles. It was a dynamic day on the water, highlighting the incredible variety of marine life found in these coastal ecosystems. Explore more of the highlights below!

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A pod of orcas on a sunny day in front of Mount Baker

Captain’s Log: April 18, 2025 A Porpoise Hunt

April 18, 2025 delivered one of those magical spring days on the Salish Sea: warm sunshine, calm waters, and an unforgettable encounter with the T36A Bigg’s killer whales. Against the stunning backdrop of Mount Baker, we witnessed a porpoise hunt in real time—alongside sightings of sea lions, seals, and eagles. Here's what unfolded on this spectacular day.

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Orcas swimming in front of a beach

What a Start to the 2025 Season - Orcas and Grey Whales Galore

April kicked off with sunshine and spectacular sightings! After weeks of rainy weather, the skies finally cleared—just in time for an unforgettable start to the whale watching season with Seabreeze Adventures. Within the first three days, we encountered two pods of Bigg’s killer whales, two grey whales, and an abundance of seals, sea lions, and bald eagles. Here's a quick recap of an incredible opening to the month on the Salish Sea.

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New Triple 8II whale watching boat

Introducing the New and Improved Triple 8II: A Whale Watch Experience Like No Other!

We are thrilled to share some exciting news that has been keeping the Seabreeze team busy for the past year. It’s time to unveil our newest upgrade: the revamped Triple 8II!

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The Seabreeze Adventures Office

Essential Guide to Check-in Process at Seabreeze Office

Our whale-watching tour isn’t just a regular trip, it’s one of the ways to connect with BC’s wonderful nature. Our goal is to ensure that the tour runs smoothly and that you will have an enjoyable and safe experience. Please follow our guidelines and be prepared to witness these gentle giants in their natural habitat. Happy whale-watching!

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A poster of main whale watching terms

Whale Watching Lingo

A Guide to Speak Whale

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A group of sea lions bask in the sun on some rocks.

Now Booking Sea Lion Tours for 2025!

Discover the magic of the sea with our seasonal Sea Lion Tours! Join us for a 90-minute excursion where you'll encounter playful California and Steller Sea Lions. Perfect for families and budget-friendly too–tickets start at just $24 for kids.

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