Good Morning,
FUN FACT
Seals, previously seen on our wildlife tours, can sleep either on land or in the water. Research has shown seals sleeping for several minutes as they plunge downward, belly-up. They keep one half of their brain awake so that they are aware of predators such as sharks. When they catch some z’s on land, they’re able to turn their whole brain off and get a deep rest.
Please see our upcoming tours below…
TODAY – Sunday, September 15th
7:00am Bear Watching: CONFIRMED – Space Available
7:00am Bear and Whale Watching Combo: CONFIRMED – SOLD OUT
9:30am Hot Springs Cove: CONFIRMED – SOLD OUT
11:00am Whale Watching: CONFIRMED – Space Available
2:00pm Whale Watching: Space Available
4:30pm Bear Watching: CONFIRMED – Space Available
TOMORROW – Monday, September 16th
7:00am Bear Watching:CONFIRMED – Space Available
9:30am Hot Springs Cove: CONFIRMED – Space Available
10:30am Whale Watching: CONFIRMED – Space Available
1:30pm Whale Watching: Space Available
4:30pm Whale Watching: Space Available
Cheers,
Megan