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Las orcas (también conocidas como ballenas asesinas) migran a la costa de la Columbia Británica entre mayo y octubre para alimentarse con los salmones que regresan al río Fraser para desovar. Hay tres grupos (familias) de aproximadamente 80 orcas que regresan a esta zona todos los años, con lo cual el avistamiento está casi garantizado.

Los barcos utilizados en esta excursión de avistamiento de ballenas son zódiacs al aire libre o cubiertas que garantizan una excursión agradable y cómoda sean cuales sean las condiciones meteorológicas. En un emocionante expedición, escuchará los reveladores comentarios de naturalistas profesionales y podrá admirar a las magníficas orcas en su hábitat natural. Hidrófonos a bordo le permitirán disfrutar de los salvajes reclamos de las orcas, y unas tarjetas fotográficas le ayudarán a identificarlas. Busque a la orca Granny, que se cree que tiene más de 100 años.

Traslado en autobús con aire acondicionado desde nueve puntos de recogida en el centro de Vancouver, y aparcamiento gratuito disponible en Steveston Village para aquellos que lleguen en coche.

¡No se pierda esta extraordinaria cita con la naturaleza en la costa sudoeste de Canadá!

¡AVISTAMIENTO DE BALLENAS GARANTIZADO O PRÓXIMO VIAJE GRATIS!

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Incluido

Crucero con visita turística
Traslado de ida y vuelta al hotel (si se ha elegido esta opción)
Agua embotellada
Aperitivos

No incluido

Propina (opcional)
Traslado de ida y vuelta al hotel (si no se ha seleccionado esta opción)

Adicional

Recibirá confirmación en el momento de efectuar la reserva.
Solo se realizará en condiciones meteorológicas favorables. Si se cancela debido al mal tiempo, se le dará la oportunidad de elegir entre otra fecha o la devolución del importe total.

Características

Turismo

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Cultural

70%

Opiniones

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Cindy S

3 | 2018-10-31

Staff was informative. It was a great day out on the water. When you are on the water - you can't really complain. We only saw a couple of humpbacks and a couple of bald eagles - we were hoping to see some orcas. I’ve been on a number of whale watches so I understand you see what you see. What was disappointing is that they say you will be out from 3-5 hours. They started heading back at exactly 2.5 hours. Of that 2.5 hours we spent a half hour looking at a bald eagle. There was no looking for more whales after 2.5 hours. What they should say in their advertising is - if you don’t see many whales we will head back and be gone for exactly 3 hours. It’s the most expensive whale watch I’ve been on. You would think they would make the most of the five hours. This wasn’t my first rodeo - I’ve been on whale watches in Monterey Bay and Morro Bay, California and out of Cape Cod, MA. This whale watch was the most disappointing and I didn’t even see whales on the trip out of Morro bay. That outfit really spent the time and effort to bring a quality experience. This outfit felt like they were moving numbers through their gates and weren’t about providing an experience for each guest. Just disappointed.

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marksla

5 | 2018-10-29

What a fantastic tour. We are so happy we chose to do this tour and can't wait to do it again! Amazing!

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ronny22

4 | 2018-10-12

It's an amazing experience but must know that the ship could travel very far to catch whales/orcas. Hold tight too !

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woodworker1303

2 | 2018-09-21

Overpriced for the amount of time spent on the water. Ellen, our tour guide was wonderful. Very informative and helpful with questions.

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Gary J

5 | 2018-09-07

Enjoyed cruising along watching Killer Whale family. Environmentalist was very knowledgeable and kept us informed during the whole trip. Glad we were able to have this experience.

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PAULO A D

1 | 2018-07-07

It is really a waste of time and money! We spent all day long in this activity for almost nothing. They picked us up in a meeting point downtown Vancouver very early and the shuttle took us 1:30h to get into the pier where we would take the boat. Then the boat trip was about 2:30h trying to find the whales and only at the final stage we could see partially two very far. When we supposed they would get closer or wait more time there, they said the time was over and they needed to get back to the pier for the next excursion. In total, spent 8 hours for nothing. They gave us a voucher to go again for free, but we would never do all this again. Save yourself some time and money and go on a trip from Victoria rather than Vancouver.

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SUSAN W

5 | 2017-12-12

Excellent tour would highly recommend! Very professional, friendly and knowledgeable tour guide. We booked the pick up bus would recommend this also! Plus we were lucky enough to see a few Whales!

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