LocationCowichan Bay, British Columbia | Duration4 hours (approx.) | 183.76 View price |
Book a 4-hour Package Cowichan Bay wildlife cruise in Vancouver that takes you to Bald eagles and whales. The Bald Eagle is a symbol of strength and freedom of America. Noteworthy, Bald Eagles will hunt just about anything which they can which includes mammals, rabbits, squirrels, birds like ducks, geese and coots; reptiles, like turtles; and amphibians. Bald Eagles also eat carrion, or the remains of dead animals.
Dressed in warm clothing and floatation suit during the Cowichan Bay wildlife cruise in the rigid inflatable boat, will be perfect for exploring the rugged coast and Gulf Islands. The rugged cost is made up of hard rock formations and the coastlines created by these rocks is dramatic. The rocky cervices in these nesting sites provide the shelter for these animals.
Cowichan Bay is a bay and community, which is situated on the east coast of southern Vancouver Island near Duncan, in British Columbia. This place has got a rich maritime history. The people here have a strong sense of community. The people in this area are very closely knit and they are very welcoming. They take pride in their village, and they participate in local events and initiatives.
The Masthead Restaurant, Cow Caf脙漏, Rock Cod Caf脙漏, True Grain Bread, Duncan Garage Cafe & Bakery, Hilary's Cheese Company, March Meadows Golf Club Restaurant, and Oceanfront Suites at Cowichan Bay are just a few to name notable restaurants and cafes in this region.
Enjoying a meal as you gaze at the bay is a cozy and popular thing to do. The artisanal bread, pastries, and coffee is a not to miss. You can choose the restaurant or caf脙漏 to suit your choices. There is something for every kind of palate in this region.
The Cowichan Bay houses the mouth of the Cowichan River. This bay is famous for fishing and scenic value. The people and history of this place is closely related to boat building, fishing, and other marine related activities. Mount Tzouhalem is located in the north of the bay with its hiking trails. Outdoor enthusiasts will love to explore the hiking trails, kayak in the bay, or simply enjoy the serene coastal landscape. Geological action, weather, and erosion contribute to these rugged coasts.
During the Vancouver Island wildlife tour you will be able to realize that this place has a reputation for eco-friendly practices which are sustainable. They promote the usage of renewable energy sources. Several wildlife-like seals, sea lions, seabirds and marine life find their habitat here.
While out on the small group eco adventure you will be able to see that this village is home to a variety of local shops, boutiques, and galleries. The work of local artists, artisans, crafts people is on display here.
Our Half Day Whale Watching and Wildlife Tours, spanning 3.5 to 4 hours, are dedicated to showcasing the diverse marine life of the Salish Sea. We focus on sighting Orca Whales, Transient Killer Whales, Humpback Whales, Grey Whales, and Minke Whales. As you embark on this eco tour, you will also encounter Sea Lions, Bald Eagles, Harbour Seals, Dalls, Harbour Porpoise, and an array of marine birds. We prioritize a personal experience with small groups of 12 passengers or less, ensuring maximum interaction. With our expert captains, safety record, and marine wildlife photography expertise, we offer a unique and passionate exploration of Vancouver Island's marine ecosystem. Join us for responsible and ethical whale watching and wildlife viewing. Prices are $165 per adult and $117 per child (ages 4 - 12). Please note this tour is not recommended for pregnant women.