Guests are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle and/or a coffee tumbler for free refills. It’s a good idea to bring sunglasses, sunscreen, a tight-fitting hat, a camera to capture some memorable moments and, above all, your sense of adventure!

Windbreaker jackets, sweaters, long pants, and closed-toe shoes are recommended as it can be cold out on the water.

While the whale watching season in Vancouver runs from April to October, the best time to go will depend on your interests and the types of whales you hope to see. For example, the very best time to view orcas is from April to November, during peak season. So, the best time to go whale watching in Vancouver will depend on your interests and the types of whales you hope to see.

There is no better time of day! Unlike humans, whales do not follow a strict daily schedule, so their behavior varies throughout the day. You are just as likely to see whales on our morning tour as on the afternoon and evening tours. Additionally, the time of year can also affect whale activity, as different species migrate to different areas at different times of year or change their behaviors due to mating or other considerations. The whale watching season in Vancouver typically runs from April to October, with the peak season occurring from May to September.

Yes. The catamarans are equipped with 2 airline-style washrooms.

Service dogs are welcome aboard. Dogs must have a medical note from a physician or doctor or qualified medical practitioner, as well as wear appropriate identification. This policy does not extend to therapy or emotional support dogs.

Enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, and hot chocolate. Snacks are available for purchase. Guests are welcome to bring their own snacks aboard the catamaran.

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