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Winter Whale Watching in Vancouver: March 29, 2026 Eco Tour Recap

Winter whale watching in Vancouver offers a quieter, more atmospheric experience on the water, and our eco tour on March 29, 2026 was a perfect reminder of how much wildlife is active in the Salish Sea, even in the colder months.

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Winter Whale Watching in Vancouver: March 29, 2026 Eco Tour Recap

Winter whale watching in Vancouver offers a quieter, more atmospheric experience on the water, and our eco tour on March 29, 2026 was a perfect reminder of how much wildlife is active in the Salish Sea, even in the colder months.

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We Spotted Our First Whale of 2026 — And It Was a Reunion

We set out from Richmond, BC, heading down along the Steveston Jetty, and right away the wildlife didn't disappoint. We found both Steller and California Sea lions hauled out and lounging. Then came the moment we'd been hoping for.

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Why Choose Seabreeze Adventures for Whale Watching in Vancouver

When it comes to whale watching on the British Columbia coast, there’s no shortage of options. But for more than 25 years, Seabreeze Adventures has remained a trusted choice for guests looking for something deeper than a checklist sighting — an experience rooted in respect, knowledge, and connection to the Salish Sea. Here’s what sets Seabreeze apart, and why so many of our passengers leave with lasting memories.

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World Wildlife Day: Small Choices, Big Impact on the Salish Sea

🌍🐋 Happy World Wildlife Day from Seabreeze Adventures! World Wildlife Day is a chance to celebrate the incredible diversity of life on our planet and to reflect on how our everyday choices shape the future of the ecosystems we love. Here on the Salish Sea, wildlife protection doesn’t only happen out on the water. It starts much closer to home. From whales and seabirds to fish, plankton, and coastal habitats, the Salish Sea is a living, interconnected system. And while large-scale conservation efforts are essential, the collective impact of small, thoughtful actions adds up in powerful ways.

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How Do We Spot Whales from a Responsible Distance?

Whales often give us subtle clues that they're in the area. By spotting these signs from a respectful distance, we can observe natural behaviour while minimizing disturbance — an approach that’s better for both whales and people. Below, we’ll break down how humpback whales and orcas are typically spotted on the Salish Sea, and why distance matters every step of the way.

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January 3rd on the Salish Sea: A Winter Eco Tour to Remember ❄️🌊

Winter has a way of surprising us on the water — and our January 3rd Winter Eco Tour was a perfect reminder of just how alive the coast remains during the quieter months. As we departed Steveston that morning, the rain eased and the sky began to open. Even if it hadn’t, our covered vessel ensured everyone stayed warm and comfortable as we headed out to explore the winter coastline. One of the joys of winter touring is being able to settle in, take your time, and let the day unfold naturally.

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Five fascinating facts about Humpback whales

5 Fascinating Facts About Humpback Whales

Discover what makes these giants of the Salish Sea so extraordinary! Humpback whales are some of the most captivating animals on Earth — enormous, graceful, curious, and full of behaviours that scientists are still working to understand. Every season, guests aboard our tours are amazed not just by the sight of a humpback surfacing, but by the incredible stories behind how these whales live, communicate, migrate, and feed. Here are five fascinating facts that might change the way you see these gentle giants.

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Meet the humpback whales of the Salish Sea! 🐋

If you find humpback whales when you join us for a tour, your marine naturalist will do their best to identify the individual. Humpback whales have unique marks on their flukes that help us identify them at an individual level, so your guide will be able to tell you their name, sometimes their age and sex, and other unique stories about their history and personality. There are hundreds of humpback whales that call the Salish Sea home, but we have a few favourites that we tend to see every year!

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Captain’s log - Oct 22nd 2025 A classic fall day on the Salish Sea

Autumn on the Salish Sea is always full of surprises, and the weather this day was no exception! We started the trip with cloudy skies and a strong breeze. We travelled north where we heard reports of a pod of Bigg’s killer whales near the University of British Columbia, and we were not disappointed!

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