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Where to see Orca in British Columbia

We found 5 places featuring Orca in British Columbia. Plan your next visit below.

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Map of Orca sightings in British Columbia

Explore clustered snap locations for this species in British Columbia.

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Dionisio Point Provincial Park place preview
Park44 sightings10 species

British Columbia, CA

Dionisio Point Provincial Park

Camping and Coastal Scenery

You might spot Broad-Leaved Stonecrop, Harbor Seal, and Ochre Sea Star.

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Bamberton Provincial Park place preview
Park24 sightings8 species

British Columbia, CA

Bamberton Provincial Park

Coastal Park, Beach, Camping, Hiking, Swimming, Kayaking, Wildlife Viewing, Family Friendly, Wheelchair Accessible, Nature Photography, Birdwatching, Saanich Inlet.

You might spot Bigleaf Maple, Western Sword Fern, and Vanilla Leaf.

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Simson Provincial Park place preview
Park21 sightings8 species

British Columbia, CA

Simson Provincial Park

Boat Access, Wilderness, Hiking, Kayaking, Wildlife Viewing, Birdwatching, Marine Park, Secluded, Camping, Coastal.

You might spot Douglas Fir, Pacific Madrone, and Rough-Skinned Newt.

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Skookumchuck Narrows Provincial Park place preview
Park5 sightings4 species

British Columbia, CA

Skookumchuck Narrows Provincial Park

Hiking, Wildlife Viewing, Marine Life, Tidal Rapids, Whirlpools, Rainforest, Nature Photography, Family Friendly, Adventure, Sunshine Coast, British Columbia.

You might spot Ochre Sea Star and Aggregating Anemone.

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Apodaca Provincial Park place preview
Park5 sightings2 species

British Columbia, CA

Apodaca Provincial Park

"water Access Only", "kayaking", "canoeing", "wildlife Viewing", "marine Life", "coastal", "camping", "nature Photography", "paddling", "bowen Island"

You might spot Salal, Douglas Fir, and Western Rattlesnake Plantain.

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