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WELCOME TO YOUR WHALE WATCHING ADVENTURE

Experience the West Coast

A PREMIUM MARINE ADVENTURE COMPANY

Our whale watching tours are located off the Southern Coast of Vancouver Island, in downtown Victoria, British Columbia. We view Transient Orcas (also known as Bigg’s killer whales), migrating Humpback and Grey whales, and other marine animals that reside in our coastal waters, such as seals, sea lions, dolphins, porpoises, and otters, along with a wide array of coastal bird species.

Our company utilizes state-of-the-art, custom designed and locally built vessels that are leading in the industry for safety and eco-friendly standards. Our boats are also the fastest among the Victoria whale watching fleet with a tour range almost double the distance of our competitors which optimizes your chances for wildlife viewing.

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With 600-700 hp powering our vessels, BC Whale Tours offers guests one of the longest ranges for whale watching tours in all of the Victoria whale watching industry. We find the whales wherever they are!

With indoor and outdoor seating options, no crowds, private washrooms and a knowledgeable crew consisting of marine biologists and naturalists, BC Whale Tours is the company that caters to everyone!

🎉 NEW LOCALS DISCOUNT🎉
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Receive 25% off your ticket price when you use the locals discount code: LOCAL25 🎉 *Valid on tours departing in the month of March and April.
*Valid proof of BC residency must be presented during check-in *Cannot be comb

We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy❤️ This statement just outlines the steps we are taking to ensure the safety of our passengers. Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns 🐳

We are open for the 2020 season and are currently offering 20% off of whale watching in March! 🐋 Please use promo code “SPRINGWHALE2020” on our website to receive this discount. Conditions apply.

Even though the 2019 season has come to an end, we are still obsessing over all the amazing animals we were blessed enough to share the water with! 😍🐳 Four more months until season 2020 begins!!

This is our last week out on the water for 2019! We've had amazing sightings all season and they have continued into October!

Yesterday we were with the T37As and T99s off of Smith Island. These two families together make up 9 individuals, most of t

We are winding down for the season and will be finishing up on the 20th of October. Be sure to book your whale watching before then!🐋🐋🐋🐋
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Thank you to @orcaholic11 for this gorgeous photo of a humpback whale on a recent tour 🐋🐋🐋🐋

Beautiful shot taken by one of our passengers recently 😍🐳 Thanks for sharing with us Hannah! .
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We are encountering lots of beautiful whale activity into October! On our morning tour recently our guests viewed the white baby orca, T46B1B. And in the afternoon our guests viewed the T37s and the T18s!

A wonderful passenger on our tour, Marcus Be

We had a unique encounter last week with the T99s, a family we see quite often in the area. However, with them were U083 and U084 and their families, who rarely come into our waters. These orcas are still considered transient, yet due to their encoun

The T46s off of Port Angeles a few days ago! Watching beautiful animals traveling along a beautiful coast is always a pleasure.

Yesterday, a rare report of a fin whale came in! Fin whales do not usually visit the Salish Sea; the last known fin whale to come in and stick around was 3 three years ago!
Fin whales are the second largest animal on earth, only being surpassed by t

T109A2B showing off that adorable little face! After two successful hunts, the 1 year old was especially excited and continuously popped their head out of the water!