Written by Crystal Seas
Whale watching and kayaking with killer whales off the coast of the San Juan islands are some of the most amazing experiences to try when in Washington. These killer whales are in fact orcas of the three pods breed. They are often also called the “Southern Residents”. The killer whales would normally stay in these water until the period of early October. They reach this region by the middle of April. These killer whales are endangered species and since the year 2006, these mammals are protected. Every year, over 500,000 people flock to the cost of the San Juan islands in order to watch these whales. These tourists reach there by passing by either Washington or the British Columbia.
The most adventurous tourists reach there for an opportunity kayak with killer whales. Whale lovers also seize this occasion to be able to catch a glimpse of these mammals in their natural habitat. Kayaking with these whales often constitute of a dream come true for some and can provide a great rush of adrenaline for others. However, before engaging on such a trip, kayakers are advised to carefully go through the Kayakers Code of Conduct. Normally, kayak tours providers would also provide tourists with the services of a guide. It is recommended to seek the advice of the guide in case of any doubts and to follow his instructions to be able to make the most of the trip.
Crystal Seas provides kayaking with killer whales packages and services in the San Juan, Washington area.