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You will kayak throughout orca territory in Johnstone Strait, and explore the adjacent channels and islands around Blackfish Sound where humpback whales may be spotted. Expect to kayak over four hours per day, broken up by lunch hour and floating rest breaks.
18 mar 2019 · K-pod orcas are the smallest of three orca pods belonging to the endangered Southern Resident Killer Whale population. K-pod is often the last pod to show up in the Salish Sea during the spring and summer months.
30 paź 2023 · From the rugged coastlines of the Pacific Northwest to the icy waters of the Arctic, these awe-inspiring destinations promise extraordinary encounters with the majestic marine predators – killer whales, also known as orcas. Let’s have a look at the 7 best places to go kayaking with killer whales: San Juan Islands, Washington.
But, there’s more - the Johnstone Strait is the single best place in the world to sea kayak with orcas (killer whales). More than 220 orcas swim through this protected channel each summer! Along with wildlife-watching, we kayak in the heart of orca territory in Johnstone Strait.
Guided tours in stable, 2-person kayaks. Seals, bald eagles, otters, & porpoise are common wildlife sightings. Morning, afternoon, & evening 3-hr tours; or pack a lunch and join a Paddle & Picnic trip. Custom group tours can be tailored to your needs. Special tours include: spring wildflowers moonlight, and bioluminescent kayaking.
Leaving from County Park on the west side of San Juan Island, we paddled to Lime Kiln Park where the K-Pod orcas greeted us in a feeding frenzy. After the show, we paddled north and stopped for lunch on a sunny beach, headed back on the water, and were once again passed by K-Pod who had turned north.
8 sty 2024 · Embark on one of the most exhilarating adventures by kayaking San Juan Islands’ enchanting waters. Discover pristine landscapes, diverse wildlife, and hidden coves as you navigate the archipelago’s intricate waterways. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced paddler, discover the fun of this Pacific Northwest gem.
