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Saturday September 19
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Telegraph Cove
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Check-in 12:00 pm
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Departure 12:30 pm
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Tour 3½ - 4 hours
| Adult (18+): | $179 | $204.75 after taxes & fees |
| Youth (13-17): | $159 | $183.75 after taxes & fees |
| Child (2-12): | $139 | $162.75 after taxes & fees |
| Adult (18+): | $179 |
| Youth (13-17): | $159 |
| Child (2-12): | $139 |
HOW TO BOOK
Call 1.888.383.4884 or email sales@princeofwhales.com
When booking, please mention the “Double Bay Sanctuary” charter.
A Special Collaboration for Conservation
On September 19th, Prince of Whales is generously donating a chartered whale-watching trip - boat, fuel and crew - to support Double Bay Sanctuary's Mission.
Join us for a 3½-4 hour journey through the waters of the Broughton Archipelago, departing from Telegraph Cove at 12:30 PM with check-in at noon.
We’ll travel through the waters of the Broughton Archipelago before making our way to Double Bay Sanctuary, surrounded by the wild landscape and waters we work to protect.
Once at the sanctuary, we’ll tie up and spend time at Double Bay before returning to Telegraph Cove.
Michael Reppy, Chairman of the Double Bay Sanctuary Foundation, will be joining us on the trip to share more about Double Bay Sanctuary, our conservation work, and the importance of protecting these wild places and the wildlife that call them home.
This is more than a day on the water. It’s an opportunity to experience this incredible ecosystem, learn more about the work happening at Double Bay, and help support its continued conservation and stewardship.
Experience the Broughton Archipelago
Home to orcas, humpback whales, dolphins, sea lions and countless other species, the Broughton Archipelago is one of British Columbia’s most remarkable marine environments.
Its rich wildlife, protected waters and wild coastal landscape make every journey through the archipelago a reminder of what is worth protecting.
Can't Make the Trip?
Sponsor a Seat for Conservation
You can still help support the ongoing development of Double Bay Sanctuary Foundation by sponsoring a seat on the fundraising trip.
A place dedicated to conservation, research, restoration, education and meaningful connection with the coastal environment.