Three-Hour Whale-Watching Tour for One, Two, or Four from Aquamarine Adventures in Ucluelet (Up to 58% Off)
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Tour guides lead passengers on three-hour excursions in search of migrant humpback & grey whales plus seals, eagles and sea otters
A recent survey ranks whales' bellies ahead of safety deposit boxes and mattresses as the preferred place to store valuables. Experience one of nature's most priceless resources with this Groupon.
Choose From Three Options
- $44 for a three-hour whale-watching tour for one (an $89 value)
- $80 for a three-hour whale-watching tour for two (a $178 value) $150 for a three-hour whale-watching tour for four (a $356 value)
Throughout the summer, Aquamarine Adventures' 11-passenger whale-watching expeditions depart at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. each day to explore the local waterways inhabited by travelling humpback and grey whales. After guests have donned the included flotation suits, hats, and gloves, guides take them on a three-hour tour through local historical sites, where they expound upon historical events, whale feeding patterns, and the habitats of sea lions and seals. Each summer, approximately 20,000 grey whales trek from their breeding lagoons in Baja, Mexico north to the Bering Sea, eventually lending an exciting glimpse to a majority of tour-takers. In addition to the whales, guests may happen across sea otters, bears, eagles, and various sea birds.
Tour guides lead passengers on three-hour excursions in search of migrant humpback & grey whales plus seals, eagles and sea otters
A recent survey ranks whales' bellies ahead of safety deposit boxes and mattresses as the preferred place to store valuables. Experience one of nature's most priceless resources with this Groupon.
Choose From Three Options
- $44 for a three-hour whale-watching tour for one (an $89 value)
- $80 for a three-hour whale-watching tour for two (a $178 value) $150 for a three-hour whale-watching tour for four (a $356 value)
Throughout the summer, Aquamarine Adventures' 11-passenger whale-watching expeditions depart at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. each day to explore the local waterways inhabited by travelling humpback and grey whales. After guests have donned the included flotation suits, hats, and gloves, guides take them on a three-hour tour through local historical sites, where they expound upon historical events, whale feeding patterns, and the habitats of sea lions and seals. Each summer, approximately 20,000 grey whales trek from their breeding lagoons in Baja, Mexico north to the Bering Sea, eventually lending an exciting glimpse to a majority of tour-takers. In addition to the whales, guests may happen across sea otters, bears, eagles, and various sea birds.