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Welcome to the Eagle Wing Tours blog—your front-row seat to the natural wonders of the Salish Sea and the vibrant marine life that calls this region home. Based in Victoria, British Columbia, on the southern tip of Vancouver Island, we are privileged to operate in one of the most biodiverse marine ecosystems on the planet. Through these stories, we invite you to dive deeper into the world of whale watching, marine wildlife, and the vital conservation work that drives everything we do.
Here, you’ll find a mix of trip highlights, seasonal wildlife updates, behind-the-scenes looks at our team and vessels, guest stories, and expert insights on everything from whale behavior to sustainable tourism. You’ll also learn more about our partnerships with scientists, educators, and Indigenous communities who help shape our mission of regenerative tourism and ocean stewardship.
Whether you’re planning your first tour with us or you’re a long-time ocean lover, our blog is a place to stay informed, get inspired, and connect with the coastline we’re so proud to protect. So pour a cup of something warm and enjoy the stories—each one is written with heart, purpose, and a deep love for the sea.

What do you do when you’re out for a day of shrimp fishing and spot a killer whale in
Considered the rarest whale population in the world, the North Pacific right whale is not often spotted. But for the

July 29, 2013, a sperm whale was stranded on Tershelling, a northern island in the Netherlands. A rescue attempt was

Aug. 2, 2013 Where are the southern resident killer whales? It’s a question those of us in the whale watch
Aug. 2, 2013 Where are the whales? It’s a question those of us in the whale watch community off southern

July 25, 2013 The new royal heir in England is not the only celebrity baby this summer. Fisheries and Oceans