Top Spots to Go Whale Watching in Canada

Published on June 5, 2024

Nothing beats seeing nature in action and for those looking for a new experience, whale watching is a perfect fit. With over 200,000 kilometres of Canadian coastline, spotting some of the species of whales that live in Canadian waters is a trip to remember. If you’re not sure where to go for the ideal whale-watching experience, here are six of the best places to spot whales on Canada’s coasts. Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park The Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park is considered one of the best whale-watching spots in the country, according to Parks Canada. In the area, there are three shore spots where you can try and spot one of the 13 whale species that frequent the area. Alternatively, you can book a whale-watching tour to get a closer look. Visitors can also look for seabirds and seals, which are also common to the park....

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