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Monday, August 29, 2011
Monday, August 22, 2011
WHAT A TERRIC DAY !
Yesterday - we could not have asked for a better day. Orca west bound in Kelsey Bay and two humpback whales. One just south of Kelsey and a playful adolescent heading into Mayne Passage (lots of tail and pectoral fin slaps). And of course the beautiful sunshine and amazing guests!! We are off the dock - heading back to Johnstone Strait, reports of Orca East Bound at Naka Creek!! AWESOME...
Jen
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Yesterday - we could not have asked for a better day. Orca west bound in Kelsey Bay and two humpback whales. One just south of Kelsey and a playful adolescent heading into Mayne Passage (lots of tail and pectoral fin slaps). And of course the beautiful sunshine and amazing guests!! We are off the dock - heading back to Johnstone Strait, reports of Orca East Bound at Naka Creek!! AWESOME...
Jen
Campbell River Whale Watching and Adventure Tours
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Friday, August 12, 2011
THE DAYS JUST GET BETTER !
Jack went North - Aaron and Jen decided to go south. And yes, found both groups of Orca. We then travelled to Bute Inlet and found two black bears foraging on the mussels/seaweed/barnacles. Stomachs growling, we headed to Big Bay for lunch, but not before we hit the tidal currents at Jimmy Judd Island to view the Eagle Show (feeding off of the Hake). A calm sunny day in paradise, could ask for a better day!
And then, the day just gets better. Aaron and Jen headed out again at 4pm and were privileged to view one of the transient Orca groups from earlier in the day. This group was foraging around Breten Islands (Heriot Bay, Quadra Island) - and yet another group was heading out of Hoskyns Channel as well (about 15 Orca in total..awe inspiring). The day was then topped off by a group of about 15 dolphins, feed/playing outside of Surge Narrows (b/w Reed and Quadra Isl). What are we going to see today!
Campbell River Whale Watching and Adventure Tours
Campbell River Grizzly Bear Tours
Hurricane Jack Adventures
Jack went North - Aaron and Jen decided to go south. And yes, found both groups of Orca. We then travelled to Bute Inlet and found two black bears foraging on the mussels/seaweed/barnacles. Stomachs growling, we headed to Big Bay for lunch, but not before we hit the tidal currents at Jimmy Judd Island to view the Eagle Show (feeding off of the Hake). A calm sunny day in paradise, could ask for a better day!
And then, the day just gets better. Aaron and Jen headed out again at 4pm and were privileged to view one of the transient Orca groups from earlier in the day. This group was foraging around Breten Islands (Heriot Bay, Quadra Island) - and yet another group was heading out of Hoskyns Channel as well (about 15 Orca in total..awe inspiring). The day was then topped off by a group of about 15 dolphins, feed/playing outside of Surge Narrows (b/w Reed and Quadra Isl). What are we going to see today!
Campbell River Whale Watching and Adventure Tours
Campbell River Grizzly Bear Tours
Hurricane Jack Adventures
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Whales, Dolphins, Bears, Great Lunch (minus the carrot cake), Seals, Eagles,Tidal Rapids and a Ride Home that surpassed anything Disney has to offer...we truly felt that you went above and beyond to make the day special...despite the fact you wouldn't take credit for the dolphins or the gorgeous weather! Even though we live in the Comox Valley we never tire of proving that Vancouver Island is Paradise! Our Swiss friends will be taking home some phenomenal memories and Britt (my 22 year old daughter) stated emphatically it was the highlight of her summer. Thank you again for the awesome day.
Dawn Lawrie (Dreyer)
Campbell River Whale Watching and Adventure Tours
Campbell River Grizzly Tours
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Sunday, August 7, 2011
Saturday, August 6, 2011
WORLDS ONLY 5 OCEAN RAPIDS TOUR !
A beautiful day on the water - Wednesday - an Ocean Rapids Tour with the Barker Family, was so much fun...guess who took the hood off of Al's suit. It was hilarious - just watch the video on our You Tube channel. You can also access it from our Facebook page. Another terrific adventure. A great day for local ocean traffic as well.
Jen
Campbell River Whale Watching and Adventure Tours
Campbell River Grizzly Bear Tours
Hurricane Jack Advenutures
A beautiful day on the water - Wednesday - an Ocean Rapids Tour with the Barker Family, was so much fun...guess who took the hood off of Al's suit. It was hilarious - just watch the video on our You Tube channel. You can also access it from our Facebook page. Another terrific adventure. A great day for local ocean traffic as well.
Jen
Campbell River Whale Watching and Adventure Tours
Campbell River Grizzly Bear Tours
Hurricane Jack Advenutures
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE !
Yesterday was a long but great day! Mix sun/cloud calm ocean - lots of wildlife. We had the A23's East Bound from Camp Point and they continued into Nodales Channel. 30 pacific white sided dolphins in Disovery Passage, and 70+ Eagles feeding on the Hake, in the tidal currents at Jimmy Judd. On our afternoon tour, we had to idle out of the marina and there was T20 and T21 (Transient Orca) heading north - we made it in just before the rain, and now we are heading out in the sunshine this morning! Transient Orca already reported at Naka Creek in Johnstone Stait, so that is where we are heading.
Jen
Campbell River Whale Watching and Adventure Tours
Campbell River Grizzly Bear Tours
Hurricane Jack Adventures
Yesterday was a long but great day! Mix sun/cloud calm ocean - lots of wildlife. We had the A23's East Bound from Camp Point and they continued into Nodales Channel. 30 pacific white sided dolphins in Disovery Passage, and 70+ Eagles feeding on the Hake, in the tidal currents at Jimmy Judd. On our afternoon tour, we had to idle out of the marina and there was T20 and T21 (Transient Orca) heading north - we made it in just before the rain, and now we are heading out in the sunshine this morning! Transient Orca already reported at Naka Creek in Johnstone Stait, so that is where we are heading.
Jen
Campbell River Whale Watching and Adventure Tours
Campbell River Grizzly Bear Tours
Hurricane Jack Adventures
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