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Contact

Contact

Local: 250-286 0809
Toll-Free: 1-877-286-0809

info@eagleeyeadventures.com

Eagle Eye Adventures

Main walkway Discovery Harbour Marina K Dock Campbell River, BC V9W 2C4

 

 

Highway

Campbell River is easily reached via the Inland Island Highway (19) or by the more scenic Oceanside Route (19A). Located 264 km (165 miles) north of Victoria and only 153 km (95 miles) north of Nanaimo.

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BC Ferry systems with large car capacities connect Vancouver Island at both Victoria and Nanaimo from the mainland with frequent departures throughout the day at Tsawassen and Horseshoe Bay. We offer wildlife tour guide Canada.

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Eagle Eye Adventures is involved in helping scientists track the location and progress of animals in our area. Not only do we educate our guests, but we take high definition photos of the animals to share with our guests and with the scientists studying these creatures. We help keep track of the animals and their progress and maintain catalogs to document feeding habits, location, health, and reproduction.



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Each year we support a different project, and through your generous donation, we help educate others and assist scientists in their research. We share this knowledge through trade shows, special events, websites and speaking opportunities.



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Book online your adventure tour To reserve your space on any marine safaris or expeditions, just call our office at 1-250-286-0809, Or use the bookings button on our site.

ABOUT US

Your friendly and experienced guides of Eagle Eye Adventures will show you some magnificent encounters with wildlife which may include transient Orcas, minke whales, pacific white-sided dolphins, porpoises, sea lions, seals, black bears, cinnamon bears, and perhaps grizzly bears, all in their natural environment and Wildlife Adventure Tours.


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