Fastcat cruising along the calm waters of the Strait of Juan De Fuca, with Mt. Olympus in the background.
Passengers enjoy our spacious upper deck whilst listening to Marine Naturalist Kirsten. Cpt. Scotty is at the wheel and enjoying a beautiful evening on the water!
Below, Harbor Seals at Race Rocks. Above, Northern Elephant Seals showing signs of a Catastrophic Molt!
If you look closely you can see an I.D. number on this Sealion. I have sent this picture to Ron Bates, MMRG, so that he can pass it on to the relevant researchers.
Here are just a few pictures from todays incredible wildlife adventure with Five Star including some amazing sunset photos and a stunning picture of the Parliament Building!
During our afternoon tour we came across at least 150 Harbor Porpoise in Haro Strait and as we sat with our engines off both passengers and crew watched in awe as these small Cetaceans swam around our boat. We were even fortunate enough to see one Harbor Porpoise Breach, a rare sight usually only seen when they are being hunted by Transient Orcas!
In the evening we took out passengers from one of the several cruise ships that visit Victoria during the summer and headed over to Race Rocks at Dusk, a magical time to visit this Marine Protected Area. We were also treated to a spectacular full moon reflecting on the perfectly calm seas and a breathtaking Pacific Coast sunset!
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