Good Morning,
FUN FACT
Sea otters, regularly seen on our wildlife tours, are known as a “keystone species” because they protect Clayoquot Sound’s rich kelp forests. They do this by eating sea urchins that, when overpopulated, negatively impact the kelp forests.
Please see our upcoming tours below…
TODAY – Tuesday, June 4th
7:00am Bear Watch: CONFIRMED – Space Available
10:30am Whale Watching: CONFIRMED – Space Available
11:00am Hot Springs: Space Available
2:00pm Whale Watching: Space Available
5:00pm Bear Watching: CONFIRMED – Space Available
5:30pm Whale Watching: Space Available
TOMORROW – Wednesday, June 5th
7:00am Bear Watch: CONFIRMED – Space Available
9:30am Hot Springs: CONFIRMED – Space Available
10:30am Whale Watching: CONFIRMED – Space Available
2:00pm Whale Watching: CONFIRMED – Space Available
5:00pm Whale Watching: CONFIRMED – Space Available
5:30pm Bear Watching: Space Available
Cheers,
Adam