Ucluelet Whale Watching

Subtidal Adventures transports guests by Zodiac or cruiser on whale watching tours of the Broken Group Islands of Pacific Rim National Park. Other common tour sightings include bears, seals, sea lions, eagles and sea birds. Choose from 2.5-hour, 3-hour, 4-hour and day-long trips. Storm watching trips and custom tours are also available.

Discover the beauty and adventure of Vancouver Island and Clayoquot Sound with Atleo River Air Service - Tofino Safari Adventure Tours, offering scenic flights and adventures known as seafaris. These seafaris provide undisturbed views of marine life and natural attractions including humpback whales, sea lions, glaciers, old growth rain forests, Long Beach and Pacific Rim National Park. Other trips include bear watching and fishing expeditions.

Offering Gray Whale Tour, using 29 ft Zodiacs and 65 ft Cruisers. Educational and fun tours. Jamie's also offers Hot Springs cove day trips on 35 ft Cruiser, bear watching and kayaking. On site parking and gift shop at the Marina. Tours of Barkley Sound available from the Ucluelet office.

Based out of Ucluelet, the Barkley Adventure Station offers fishing excursions, whale watching tours and sightseeing trips to the Broken Group Islands, Pacific Rim National Park, Clayoquot Sound and beyond. Anglers of every ability enjoy fishing for halibut and Chinook salmon in the world-renowned waters. The four or five-hour eco adventures are the perfect way to learn about the local Aboriginal culture and the amazing landscape. Be prepared to see otters, whales, sea lions and birds on the journey.

With two locations on Vancouver Island's west coast, Jamie's offers locals and tourists alike great access to a multitude of adventure and tour options. Examples of their services include whale watching, bear watching, kayaking and Hot Springs Cove tours, as well as cruises, scenic flights, camping and hiking drop-offs and private charters.

Aquamarine Adventures offers year round nature tours focusing on the incredible whale species. Tours during March and April feature thousands of gray whales as they venture from Baja, Mexico to their breeding grounds in the Artic Ocean.