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Friday Harbor Kayaking with Family: A Sea Quest Adventure Planning an unforgettable family activity in
If you’re looking for an unforgettable outdoor experience, kayaking San Juan Islands offers a
The ocean is a deep and dark place. Haro Strait, our primary kayak tour route
We have decided to extend our price discount for our Baja Mexico kayak tours that
Thanks to the suggestions of our kayak tour guests, we have implemented an online reservation
Picture yourself paddling serenely through the pristine waters of the San Juan Islands with Sea
Whale watching in the San Juan Islands is a bucket list item for many adventure
ZEBALLOS, BC — In a heartening turn of events, Kʷiisaḥiʔis, a 2-year-old orca calf stranded
In a tragic development, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) confirmed on Wednesday that two
In the vast expanse of the Salish Sea off Washington, the inaugural sighting of the
Nestled in the pristine waters of the Pacific Northwest, the San Juan Islands offer a
We are enjoying an excellent summer for whale-watching kayak tours in the San Juan Islands.
The current was weakening towards slack – the moment between tides when the sea becomes
Sea kayaking is a technology that is at least 4,000 years old. Peoples of the
What do kayak guides in the San Juan Islands do on their day off? Go
We’ve been enjoying numerous whale watching encounters on our kayak tours in the San Juan
The controversial satellite tagging of killer whales in Washington has ended for 2013. We have
Can you think of a more rewarding summer job than guiding sea kayak tours in
August is an excellent month for orca whale watching on our kayak tours in the
I booked the sunset kayak tour several months ago using the online booking system. The
The San Juan Islands would seem to be an ideal habitat for great white sharks,
Being the first company on San Juan Island to provide kayak tours using professional standards,
Our last blog entry discussed the dangers from a new study that involves dart tagging
A new orca whale research project for the San Juan Islands of Washington has just
Bluebirds used to be a favorite of San Juan Island bird watchers as their bright
July was another superlative month for killer whale watching kayak tours in the San Juan
People who enjoy orca whale watching and kayaking in Washington’s Salish Sea rejoiced at yesterday’s
Our orca whale watching kayak tours in the San Juan Islands of Washington began well
NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) claims their new orca whale watching regulations for kayakers and
The new whale watching rules we discussed in our previous article apply to kayaks and
We haven’t yet crunched the numbers, but it appears that new orca whale watching rules
It’s been a strange winter in the San Juan Islands of Washington state. Fickle weather
The federal government’s new plan to save salmon in Washington appears to be the typical
September is a gorgeous month for kayaking in the San Juan Islands as it ranks
Research Points to the Inescapable Dangers of Toxic Chemicals – Sperm Whale Study Even whales
August was another solid month for orca whale watching on our San Juan Islands kayak
Vast numbers of leaping silvery salmon have been a frequent sight this summer in the
While super quiet sea kayaks are now accused of being a threat to orca whales
July was a great month for our killer whale watching kayak tours in the Salish
To contend with the ever increasing level of noise in the oceans, North Atlantic right
June finished in fantastic fashion with orca whale watching sightings in the San Juan Islands
Here is a fishy tale of two species at the opposite end of the biological
Many big events in the small world of San Juan Island whale watching took place
One of our local pods of resident-type (fish-eating) orca whales has returned to the San
A mother humpback whale and her calf swam past our afternoon day trip in the
A humpback whale appeared on today’s afternoon day trip in the San Juan Islands of
The resident killer whales have returned to the San Juan Islands of Washington this month
Our spring birding tours on San Juan Island have been very productive with some occasional
A total of five gray whales have perished in the waters surrounding the San Juan
This week our one day kayaking trips in the San Juan Islands had great success
Each spring around 20,000 gray whales migrate north from Mexico along the Pacific coast of
Some excited boaters today confirmed an attack by killer whales on an adult gray by
Seven gray whales have been observed from the northern Puget Sound up to the San
At long last we have published our new San Juan Islands kayaking tour route and
Last week three gray whales were seen traveling together near Seattle, Washington. Their peaceful migration
Sea Quest announces a new Alaska kayak tour in Prince William Sound. Like our original
“Oldsquaw” is a word that may catch a few eyes in this age of political
The latest confirmed birth, recorded on February 21 in L-pod, brings the “southern resident” killer
Sea Quest Kayak Tours guides call for all aquariums to release their captive orca whales
Unknown to most whale watchers and kayak tour participants, killer whales in the San Juan
The good news is the most recent orca whale born in our primary kayaking in
If you are looking for some hot birding action in Washington, the winter bird population
The first baby orca of 2010 has been born to J pod on January 3,
Amazingly enough, the National Marine Fisheries Service has a plan to ban kayaking on the
Jumbo Squid, also called Humboldt Squid, are invading Washington’s Salish Sea and their effects on
Amazing photographs taken by Ingrid Visser of killer whales attacking and killing a mako shark
Our San Juan Islands birding tour on August 28, 2009 found a real rarity for
A total of seven different local organizations will receive more than $1.4 million in funding
Our friend Captain Jim Maya of Maya’s Westside Charters photographed a gray orca whale calf
Blue whales are the most exciting species that we see on our Baja kayaking trips
The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) took an important step toward protecting critical habitat under
There are plenty of stories of dolphins saving humans. Authentic tales of dolphins assisting swimmers
For Thanksgiving Week we are announcing a special price discount for our Baja Mexico kayaking
The Leonids are arriving! Lucky participants of our Baja kayaking tours in mid-November could see
An island of floating plastic garbage twice the size of Texas is trapped within the
This past weekend, on our one day San Juan Islands kayak tour, we found an
Lonely Planet just created a list of the “World’s Top 10 Cycling Routes” and named
A newborn killer whale calf has been confirmed in J Pod, one of our three
