Seaplane Flight to Victoria from Vancouver and Whale Watching Cruise

This activity combines two unmissable experiences in Vancouver: a scenic flight over the Haro Strait and a whale watching cruise. The tour starts at the Canadian city's harbour - equipped for both water take-offs and landings as well as traditional boats - and lasts approximately 10 hours.

The Haro Strait separates British Columbia from Washington State (USA). During the flight, you will be able to see from the air the killer whales, which come to this stretch of sea to hunt one of their favourite prey: salmon. The mammals dive into the depths to catch the fish, making for an incomparable spectacle.

In addition to the flight, the activity includes navigation in these same waters, which can be done in a traditional boat or in a Zodiac, a semi-rigid inflatable boat without a deck. The choice of boat also depends on weather conditions.

The tour is only available in spring and summer, thebest times for outdoor activities. Some months - such as April, June and September - are quite rainy, but weather permitting, the tour is still possible. In any case, it is recommended to pack a waterproof jacket in your backpack.