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Now Booking Winter on the Water: A New Way to Experience the Salish Sea

As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, many assume whale watching in British Columbia winds down for the year. But here on the Salish Sea, the adventures don’t end with the changing seasons — they simply take on a new kind of magic. 🌊✨ This winter, Seabreeze Adventures is excited to introduce something brand new: Winter on the Water Eco Tours! Running from November to March, these tours offer a one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience the coast when it’s at its most peaceful and wild.

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Chainsaw the orca swimming through the mist

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Orca swimming

Double Whale Day

The good weather is back along with the Humpbacks! A trip over to the Canadian Gulf Islands during our whale watching tour, had a world full of wonder for us to find! A sweet start with some adorable Harbour Seals before a spotting a few Bald Eagles and a Turkey Vulture. A great start to our adventure with so much wildlife spotted even before the whales!

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"Entourage"

It's been an exciting time here at Seabreeze Adventures! In recent months, there has been some secret doings going on behind the scenes that we can finally share! Our office here at Seabreeze Adventures has been here on the water in Steveston for 25 years. We used to have a beautiful mural on the side of the building that was sadly destroyed, along with the rest of the office in the winter of 2016.

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Stellar sea lion resting on a rock

The Legend of Tih’exwthut

It’s now May and we have come to the end of our annual Sea Lion season. Every year our flippered friends make their homes here while they rest up for their long migration. For our local Sliammon nation, the Sea Lions were an important food source. Because of this, there are many legends involving them.

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View of Vancouver Island from a whale watching boat

Whale Watching off Nanaimo

Here at Seabreeze Adventures, we are lucky to be located in such a beautiful part of the world but what really puts us at an advantage is our homebase here in Steveston village.

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A sea lion basking on a rock

Sea Lion School

Springtime. When the humpback whales come back, Sea Lions take over and kids are still in school. This time of year gives us a great opportunity to see both Stellar and Californian Sea Lions congregate in great numbers in the Salish sea! And to see them super close to home for us in Steveston.

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A humpback whale swimming

Humpbacks are Back!

We had a fantastic last weekend of April. Many here in on the coast of British Columbia, were overjoyed to have our first taste of summer heat and sun this past weekend! And oh boy did we have fantastic trips on both our semi-enclosed vessel and zodiac vessel!

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Killer whales swimming with their large dorsal fins out of the water

Whale Watching at Spieden Island

Another great whale watching adventure! This trip showcased why having such a large range is a great advantage for us here at Seabreeze Adventures in Steveston. We cover the waters off Vancouver & Richmond but also the Gulf Islands off Vancouver Island & US waters around the San Juan Islands. So much space to find some whales and wildlife!

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Spring Sun & Sea Lions

Whales don't care about the weather but our whale watching boats do. The weather had not been in our favor recently but it made this trip in the sun all the more sweet!

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First Nations art The Legend of Natsilane

The first orca

It's important for us in the Pacific Northwest to always remember that we are guests of those that came before us. Many of the First Nations that have populated the shores of British Columbia have a rich tradition of sharing the land with our local wildlife.

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