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Our offices are located at:

105-2537 Beacon Ave
Sidney, BC V8L 1Y3
250-656-7599 or 1-888-656-7599

The ferry departs from Port Sidney Marina, which is one block north of our office.

9835 Seaport Place, Sidney BC

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info@sidneywhalewatching.com

 

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Can you tell the difference between a male and a female Orca? - If you are interested in whale watching with us, click the link in our bio and book now! - - #discover #nature #wildlife #feather #animal #sidneywhalewatching #westcoast #canada #advent
Some humpbacks have a very interesting way of catching their food!! 🐳🐋 - 👉 Humpbacks are baleen whales which means they filter their food through baleen plates. - 👉 They consume krill, anchovies, cod, sardines, mackerel, capelin, and others sorts
Fun Fact: like a human fingerprint, the tail of each humpback whale is unique. - Have you ever seen a humpbacks tail? - If you are interested in whale watching with us, click the link in our bio and book now! - - #discover #nature #wildlife #feather
What a mesmerizing photo of two humpbacks in sync! 🐋 - ——————— If you are interested in whale watching with us, click the link in our bio and book now! - - #discover #nature #wildlife #feather #animal #sidn
There is a reason they call our 5:30pm tours “The Sunset Trip” 🌅 - _______________ Do you have a favourite part of the day? Tell us in the comments below! - _______________ Click the link in our bio if you’re interested in booking
A beautiful moment taken by one of our captains!!⠀ -⠀ _______________⠀ Did you know that whales don’t expel water from their lungs?⠀ It can be easily mistaken by how it looks as the animals breathe! Whales actually exhale as they surface, clear
This weeks highlights!! 🦅🐋 - ________________ The Salish sea is home to an abundant variety of wildlife! In addition to orca, humpback whales, Dall’s, and harbour porpoises, harbour seals, Stellar sea lions and bald eagles may also be seen!!
Here’s a photo one of our photographers took! Taken of Mandarte island. 🐦🏞 - ______________ Mandarte Island supports the largest seabird colony in the Strait of Georgia, and some of the largest colonies of Pelagic and Double-crested cormorant
We spotted this estimated 5-6 month old calf the other day!! Instead of being black and white, it is grey and white. - ___________________ This calf is apart of the T46’s. His identification is T46-B1B, or Tl’uk, a Coast Salish word for &
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