Full Day Whale & Wildlife Adventure
Vancouver islands Ultimate Full Day Whale & Wildlife Adventure
- Full Day Adventure
- 7-8 Hours
- Small Groups
- Open Boat
Parksville Full Day Whale & WIldlifee Adventures



Go Further, Stay Longer, See More!
Chances to Encounter,Biggs Killer Whales, Humpback Whales, Pacific White Sided Dolphins, Dalls Porpoise, Harbour Porpoise, Black Bears, Sea Lions, Harbour Seals and Bald Eagles.
Spend all day exploring the local area and wildlife! This is a great trip for people who are wildlife enthusiasts, photographers or anyone who wants to enjoy a more laid back and relaxing day on the water.



Wildlife Spotting
We collaborate with many different whale and wildlife spotting networks as well as researchers, ferry captains, land based spotters, float plane pilots and commercial mariners. You will often find our captains scanning for whales and wildlife from the French Creek Marina breakwater before your adventure with us.
Guaranteed Whales!
Guarantee Whale Sightings - If you do not see a whale on one of our Whale & Wildlife Adventures we invite you to come again for free. We extend a free stand-by tour to the few passengers who do not see whales on their tour. Our whale guarantee is a complimentary, non-transferable and on a stand-by basis. Our Whale Guarantee is not species specific.
Professional Guide
Ocean Ecoventures’ Captains and Naturalists are in this job for the long haul! We are not part time summer staff. This really shines through on our trips in the form of expert interpretation on the wildlife and landscapes encountered. When our passengers see whales, they get to know exactly who that whale is, their siblings, their mothers and their personalities!
Interactive Tour Map
Log in to a digital map of your adventure with us and see the route your boat traveled with pin drop locations showing where the whales and wildlife were encountered. Help your captain take data for whale and wildlife sightings on your adventure with us. Our whale and wildlife sightings database and whale I.D. images are shared with local researchers.
