We’ve been open since early May, thrilled to back on the water, cruising through the breathtaking scenery of the Broken Group Islands. Wildlife sightings have been good, we’ve enjoyed meeting guests from all over the world and we hope that you will join us too!
We’ve been lucky enough to see sea otters every day this season. We see mothers with their pups, single males, even groups of sea otters hanging out in the kelp. Seeing them is always a highlight!
It is such a treat to see sea otters on a daily basis. We see single otters as well as mothers with pups, and Grampa Otto is always a highlight. Unfortunately he is often “on vacation” for a few days, but more often than not he is entertaining his beloved human guests!
Sea Otter Snacking on Red Sea Urchins
Sea otter mom & pup
Being a sea otter mom isn’t easy. Mom has to feed herself and her pup, maintain their thick coats, she carries junior around on her belly and she also keeps a look out for any possible danger.
It is always a pleasure to see sea otters! This season we have been lucky enough to see them almost daily.
Having a nap…. safely anchored, wrapped up in kelp!
Seeing sea otters in the wild is always a delight! Some sea otters are quite shy but this particular group doesn’t seem to mind us coming over for a visit.
This year we have been seeing sea otters almost every day. Sometimes we wonder whether it is them who entertain us or vice versa!
Everyone has to give their feet a good cleaning once in a while – especially when they are this big!
We always see a multitude of Bald eagles, especially in the early part of our season, and this year we have also been seeing sea otters almost daily. Here some superb images taken by one of our guests, Patrick Marshall, who came out with us on July 31st
The sea otters have been keeping us well entertained this year. This big fellow got himself a feast, an entire octopus!
