Vancouver Island Kayaking, Glamping, Orcas & more!

Is kayaking with Orcas on your bucket list? ONLY 5 SPOTS LEFT

I've reserved the entire site at Orca Camp, which consists of 9 safari tents. We'll also spend a night before and after camp at the Comfort Inn in Campbell River.

When? August 5-10, 2025
Where? Meet in Campbell River (YBL)
Cost? $2,475 (Double Occupancy) Sorry, no more singles available
Land only, doesn't include airfare
A 25% deposit per person is required to reserve your spot on this trip and payment is due in full by May 7, 2025, but you are free to make payments any way you prefer as long as you are paid in full by the due date.

To learn more and reserve your spot, please visit https://adventurepeople.net/trip/kayaking-orcas-vancouver-island/

At Orca Camp, kayaking is the primary activity, next to always keeping your eyes out for Orcas, so you’ll have plenty of opportunities to paddle. The advantage of basecamp is that you can paddle as much or as little as you would like. Kayaking is daily, and you’ll enjoy a shore lunch on a beach you’ve paddled to. Guides tailor all paddling excursions to the group’s ability, dynamic, and of course weather conditions: so paddle itineraries vary. Guests looking to do more whale watching from the beach are welcome to opt out of any paddling excursion, and guests wishing for more time on the water are encouraged to arrange with guides a sunset or sunrise paddle!

While Orcas will pass by most beaches in Johnstone Strait at some point or another, this beach has been a central point for Orca encounters for decades because a steep pebble dropoff creates an ideal belly-rubbing site for killer whales. Moreover, this unique landscape also forms a “corral” which the orcas use to herd their salmon dinners. View these spectacular behaviors from a rocky outcrop on the water and see orcas up close - without disturbing them.

To learn more and reserve your spot, please visit https://adventurepeople.net/trip/kayaking-orcas-vancouver-island/