"All whale & wildlife watching adventure tours are not created equal!­"   
 

Eagle Wing - Best Whale Watching in Victoria BC!

Canada's 1st Carbon Neutral Eco Whale Watching Tour Company!

Eagle Wing Tours is a locally owned and family operated marine adventure eco-tourism company in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada on Vancouver Island. Based in our floating sales office and interpretive centre at the historic Fisherman's Wharf in the Inner Harbour, Eagle Wing offers a premium experience for travelers demanding more.

Eagle Wing Tours is the most responsible, professional, thrilling, comfortable, and safe marine adventure company in Victoria, BC, Canada. Join us for the thrill of a lifetime in British Columbia's beautiful capital city - at the center of the world's highest concentration of Killer whales (orca) and other whale (cetacean) species in the Salish Sea, such as: Humpback whales, Gray whales, and Minke whales!

Top 10 Reasons Why People Choose Us! 

  1. Guaranteed whale sightings program
  2. Free hotel accommodation shuttle service
  3. An unblemished safety record for 13 years
  4. On-board washrooms & premium extras
  5. Eagle Wing is family owned and locally run
  6. Eagle Wing's commitment to fighting climate change
  7. Low impact whale watching ("whale wise"); members of the PWWA
  8. Superior underwater microphone technology for listening to the whales
  9. Speed, luxury & accessibility in the most exciting tour boat designs ever built!
  10. Dedicated to customers who demand eco-responsibility and a premium experience

Why Eagle Wing Tours?

We operate the industry's safest and most exciting open air adventure tour boats crewed by captains and naturalists considered to be some of the best in the eco-tour industry on Vancouver Island. With multiple departures every day and a success rate of over 95% backed up by a sightings guarantee program, Eagle Wing consistently provides the thrill of a lifetime for environmentally conscious travelers from around the globe.

With Eagle Wing you are embarking on the opportunity to bear witness to one of nature's most majestic & awe inspiring creatures, orcas (Killer whales), in one of the most impressive settings on earth: the Pacific Northwest & Salish Sea. A true 'treasure chest' of diverse marine wildlife opens to you aboard some of the most exciting watercraft ever developed. From your pre-trip briefing to the possibility of listening to the orcas mysterious and beautiful songs via our advanced hydrophone technology, you will realize that you have made the right choice with Eagle Wing whale watching tours.

As passionate stewards of a world renown marine environment we are motivated to provide our guests with more than just, "a look at the whales". We realize that most of our guests have traveled great distances at high cost to experience what we have the privilege of doing daily. We respect, and ultimately are grateful for this and so with every departure we go above and beyond - maximizing guest satisfaction, overall comfort, and delivering the "WOW" factor!

The truth is, not all whale watching tours are created equal. Comfort aboard many competitors tour boats is sacrificed in order to 'get bums in seats'. Not at Eagle Wing; Our vessels offer walk-around comfort, accessible washrooms, and are designed to offer the smoothest ride possible. You will be offered waterproof jackets and pants if necessary, hats and gloves, blankets, protective glasses and even binoculars. Every detail has been considered and taken care of.

You will be treated to attentive service by dedicated professionals who have spent their lives learning the intricacies of the local ecosystem. When most operators are heading back to the dock Eagle Wing captains are going the extra mile (or 50) to share the secret coves, gray whale feeding beaches, or eagle's nests that they've discovered and want to share with you.

At Eagle Wing we focus on delivering every customer into the super, natural realm of the orca, Gray whales, Humpback whales, Minke whales, Fin whale (rare), Dall's porpoise, Harbour porpoise, Harbour seals & California , & Stellar sea-lions, Bald eagles, falcons, osprey, common murre, cormorants and a whole variety of diving and shore birds, inter tidal life: sea stars, urchins, fish, krill, dragon flies, kelp forests, and more...

Pacific Harbour Seals are seen on a whale watching boat tour with Eagle Wing Tours in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada on Vancouver Island.

Our mission to you, our customer!

Eagle Wing's mission is to work with purpose and passion on behalf of all wildlife in the Salish Sea, encouraging our guests to become more involved in the education and conservation of a sustainable, healthy, and more balanced marine eco-system...

All of the photos that you see on our website were taken by Eagle Wing Tours' Staff or professional photographers. All of the following photos used in this site were taken with a telephoto lens and some are also cropped in order for you to get up close and personal so you may appreciate the detailed beauty of these magnificent orca whales, humpback whales, minke whales, gray whales, seals, sea lions, birds, porpoise, & dolphins. Eagle Wing Tours' is dedicated to ethical & responsible whale watching and wildlife viewing in the Salish Sea around Vancouver Island, & Victoria, British Columbia. We, along with the PWWA, do our best to adhere to a strict set of whale & wildlife watching regulations & respectfully understand that these creatures are wild in nature. 

None of these photographs may be reproduced and/or used publicly in any way without the expressed permission from Eagle Wing Tours Ltd. All rights reserved world wide.

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"Inspiring the conservation of our marine environment, with a thrill!"

 

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