North Island Kayak

Canoeing with killer whales, Vancouver Island

Our kayak trips all start from the quaint Telegraph Cove on the quaint east shore of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. TELGRAPH COVE is one of the top 10 cities in Canada. You should attend our 5-8 days seakayak trips here! Seal lions are seen on our longer kayak trips on a regular basis.

Kayak cruises on the water are an ideal way to see BC's killer whales, fauna and mammals up close. Kayak for a full night and watch the sun set from Kaikash Creek Orca Camp on Johnstone Strait, British Columbia. Seakayak tours take you up to speed and personally to get an unrivalled BC kayak adventure.

Mighty Kayak be a good idea. More than 200 orcas are at home in our garden every year. Several seakayak trips a week. There are four basecamps in Johnstone Strait, two basecamps in Blackfish Sound and permissions for all resident parcs.

Hydrophones in research quality on every journey - hear the killer cetaceans. Situated in Telegraph Cove - since 1991 in the north of Vancouver Island. A major reason why visitors come to Telegraph Cove is the chance to see cetaceans. It' famous around the globe as the best place in the whole wide globe to see killer cetaceans.

As well as the over 200 Orca that come back every season to scrub the Robson Bight Ecological Reserve beach, we will be visiting Transient Killer Whale shells all year round as humpback porpoises feed on our inlets. You will be taken on our seakayak trips to the areas where these cetaceans are common, and our camp is situated on shores where we know they pass.

North Island Kayak offers the best possibilities Vancouver Island can have. Besides cetaceans, we also see sea lions, Pacific white-sided dolphins, dall's dolphins, river otters, black bears, bald eagles, minks, deer, dwarf cetaceans, seals and socks.

The North Island Kayak is situated in the small city of Telegraph Cove. It is on the east coastline of Northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia (BC), Canada. TELGRAPH COVE was selected as one of the ten best cities in Canada. Telegraph Cove's Kayak with Murderers is the second best experience you can find in Canada.

North Vancouver Island is one of the last great unexplored places of interest in the game. The Telegraph Cove is the starting point for game drives to Robson Bight's Northern Resident Killer Whales (Orcas) in Johnstone Strait and the humpback whales of Blackfish Sound. It' also the gate to the Grizzly Bears of Glendale Cove and the secluded island of the Broughton Archipelago Marine Park.

Areas serviced by our led seakayak trips are Johnstone Strait and Robson Bight, Queen Charlotte Strait, Broughton Archipelago and Gods Pocket Navy Parks. Together they make up the realm of the orcas or the home of the orcas. This secluded island of Vancouver, British Columbia, home to wild animals such as orcas, humpback cetaceans, minke cetaceans, dolphins, porpoises, seal seals, black bears, river otters and in some places otters, bald eagles and many other species of bird, a miracle country of intertidal invertebrates and full of the histories of the many ABORIGINE groups that have described this area as home since the beginning of time.

The amount of this endangered part of British Columbia we can show you will depend on what kayak or great black fish adventures you want to do.