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$50+Zodiac-style boat tours of Vancouver's waterfront departing from Granville Island, covering Coal Harbour, English Bay, False Creek and Stanley Park in 90 minutes.

Wild Whales Vancouver is a tour in Vancouver, BC, part of the Vancouver guide. Cost: $50 or more. Season runs April 1 to October 31; limited departures in April, May and October.
1806 Mast Tower Lane · Vancouver, BC
Wild Whales Vancouver has run whale watching tours from Granville Island since 2003, departing from 1806 Mast Tower Lane. Trips last three to five hours depending on where the whales are found and look for Bigg's orcas and humpback whales along with seals, sea lions, porpoises and bald eagles. Guests choose between a partly sheltered boat, an open-air vessel and small-group zodiacs. The season runs from April 1 to October 31, with the most departures between late May and late September.
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