A great family adventure vacation or for individuals, our guests rave about our sea kayaking with Killer Whales trips each and every year.  | An Orca Expedition with Out For Adventure Wilderness Tours. Kayaking with Killer Whales in Johnstone Strait, British Columbia. |
Robson Bight Ecological Reserve
Our groups visit the Robson Bight Ecological reserve. | | Viewing Orcas (killer Whales) from the "Cliff" Our hike takes us to this outpost. We literally step out of the forest and onto a rocky ledge that open up to a breathtaking vista, as well as a view of the Robson Bight Ecological Reserve. From this perch we can see for miles and often spot Killer Whales from here as well. |
We hike through an incredible coastal Temperate Rain Forest stopping occasionally to listen to your guides interpretation of the forest, and its connection with us and the native peoples of the past.  |  | | | | All of our Sea Kayaking with Orcas or Killer Whales are extremely popular kayak tours.
To ensure your space we recommend booking early. |
For more information about our Sea Kayaking With Killer Whales Expedition visit the link below. | Our Sea Kayaking With Killer Whales Nomadic Journey begins with a marine tour by water taxi
This sea kayaking with Orca expedition in British Columbia's inside passage begins when we meet on Quadra Island or Campbell River (where ever you decide to stay -more info in your Welcome Package after booking.) Our gear is quickly loaded into our shuttle van and we are off for a scenic drive through North Vancouver Islands lush temperate rain forest to Telegraph Cove. Telegraph Cove is where we meet our water taxi that will give us a short marine tour on route to our first campsite. You are now in Orca territory, Johnstone Strait - home of the Northern Resident Killer Whales or Orcas. Often our camp site are set where the Orcas pass by increasing the thrill of wild Orcas or Killer Whales. Killer Whale sounds from our kayaks
Included in our outfit is the latest high technology hydrophone (under water microphone) connected to an amplified speaker system that allows us to listen to the calls of the Orcas as they pass by our kayaks. The experience of listening to them as we watch them swim by heightens the experience ten fold. Wild Life in Johnstone Strait
This area has plenty of wildlife. We often see Bald Eagles, Black Bears, Black Tailed Deer, Mink, River Otters, Sea Lions, Pacific White Sided Dolphins, Dalls Porpoises and more. Delicious meals served on our private beach
Out For Adventure Wilderness Tours has developed a great reputation for our exquisite camp cuisine. Much raved about, imitated but never duplicated, our meals are hearty and nutritious and our guides take great pride in their ability to prepare and serve these dishes. Meals are a great social time for relaxing, enjoying and reflecting on the days fun. See Our Kayak with Orcas Base Camp Kayaking >
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