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Family kayak trip with Ecosummer Expeditions.

Arrive at Orca Camp aboard a private water taxi.

Celebrate Orca whale sightings with the Orca Dance.

Killer Whales swim pass the beach at Orca Camp.

Beachside lunch buffet laid out on a blown down cedar log. Photo: Theo Yntema

British Columbia Kayaking has guests paddling on a misty morning.

Pacific white-sided dolphins explode out of the water.

Two Orca Camp guests share their latest whale photo at Orca Camp.

The nose of a kayak points toward a tranquil cove.

Cozy, comfortable tents are tucked into the rainforest.

All the comforts of home including an outhouse with a view. Photo: Darren Robinson

Whale watching from the seat of a kayak with Ecosummer Expeditions

A family rafts up to enjoy a mid-afternoon break while kayaking with Ecosummer Expeditions

A sunny start to a day spent whale watching and kayaking at Orca Camp

A deserted beach provides the perfect spot for a short break.

Kayakers watch in awe as four whales swim quietly by them.

Exhilarated kayaker photographs a bull whale passing nearby

Northern Resident Killer Whales swim the Johnstone Strait near Ecosummer's Orca Camp

Sleep line of Orcas in front of Ecosummer's Orca Camp

Kayaker quietly observing Orcas in a tranquil cove at Ecosummer's Orca Camp

Pod of Orca swim the Johnstone Strait in front of Ecosummer's Orca Camp

The breath of an Orca is clearly visible in this zoom lens shot

Sea lion pokes its head above water in a kelp bed

Two kayakers photographing Northern Resident Orcas from the beach

The nose of a kayak with a Killer Whale dorsal fin ahead

Kayakers watch Orcas in the distance

Killer whale up close

Orca Camp guide photographing A23 and her pod of Orcas

Kayakers raft up to sail home with the help of their paddles and a sheet

kayakers paddling the Johnstone Strait

The dorsal fin of an Orca exploding from the water

nose of a kayak

nose of a kayak pulling up the rear of the group

A group of kayakers heading out for their morning paddle

Kayakers observe the power of Orcas

Kayakers watching a pod of Orcas through their binoculars

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