Howe Sound Snorkeling and Kayaking Adventure

The Snorkeling & Kayaking adventure in the Howe Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve offers a unique experience showcasing the natural beauty and biodiversity of the BC coastal region.
Howe Sound is home to a diverse array of marine wildlife, including seals, sea lions, porpoises, whales and various seabird species.
This adventure provides opportunities for guests to get up-close and personal with these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat without disturbing them. Guests can also stay on the boater hop on a kayak if they choose not to splash in the water.
Unforgettable wildlife encounters
Jaw-dropping scenery
Group size: 10 passengers max
No previous experience required
Ideal for families
Gear provided
We accommodate small groups in our tours to cater more effectively to each client.
"Safety is our top priority"

Meeting Point

Horseshoe Bay Public Dock

6705 Nelson Ave, West Vancouver, BC V7W 2B2, Canada

Arriving at Horseshoe Bay by public transport is convenient ,the most common route is the 257 Horseshoe Bay Express. Please arrive 30 mins prior to departure time. The boat will be waiting for you at the government dock below the SAR building with the red roof.

What to expect:

Horseshoe Bay Public Dock

Howe Sound UNESCO biosphere reserve is home to a diverse array of marine wildlife, including seals, sea lions, porpoises, whales and various seabird species. This adventure provides opportunities for guests to get up-close and personal with these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat without disturbing them.
The tour navigates through breathtaking scenery including rugged coastlines, lush forests, and towering mountains. Guests can admire panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and capture stunning photo opportunities.
Seals are known for their friendly interactions with humans in the water, they are often curious and may approach snorkelers to investigate them. If you choose not to splash in the water you can take the Kayaks that we have on board and soak up all the magnificent views and wildlife surrounding us.

We understand that everyone’s comfort level is different. That’s why, during the summer season (May to September), we offer kayaking as a great alternative or complement to snorkeling.
During the fall (October–November) and spring (March–April) seasons, we offer kayaking only, as the water temperatures are cooler and less suitable for snorkeling.