August 8, 2022 – We sailed south and spotted many harbor seals, some bald eagles and saw many cormorants and gulls nesting on Goose Island. As we arrived at Salmon…
Read moreMinke encounter and Southern Resident Orcas from the L12’s

August 8, 2022 – We sailed south and spotted many harbor seals, some bald eagles and saw many cormorants and gulls nesting on Goose Island. As we arrived at Salmon…
Read moreJuly 10, 2022 – Trip highlights include raccoons on Turn Island, many harbor seals including newborn pups, bald eagles, cormorants on Goose Island, Cattle Pt Lighthouse, Steller sea lions on…
Read moreJune 8, 2022. Sunset short sail with T123 Biggs Orcas
Read moreJune 2, 2022. Half day sail that stretched North into Canada covering 32 miles in 5 hours. A magical evening and a magical encounter with humpback whale BCX1251 “Orion” by…
Read moreJune 1st 2022. Sailed South, out through Cattle Pass and North in Haro Strait to circumnavigate San Juan Island. Raccoons foraged the tide line of Turn Island. Steller sea ions…
Read moreApril 6th, 2022 – Our first sail of the year after coming out of dry dock was a memorial sail for our friend and frequent passenger Toi Costakes. She liked to…
Read moreNovember 26, 2021 – Quite an adventure with much persistence to see a rare pod of orcas known as the T167’s. They’ve made some appearances to our area in recent…
Read moreAugust 31, 2021 – Pretty lighting today on our sail. We checked out the beautiful steep forested north shore of Orcas Island before crossing Presidents Channel to Waldron Island. Here…
Read moreAugust 10, 2021 – After passing a family of raccoons on Turn Island and a bunch of sleepy harbor seals on the rocks nearby we had a great sail down…
Read moreAugust 9, 2021 – Afternoon/evening sail. We saw Biggs/Transient orcas T37A’s (minus T37A1) and returned with views of some of our favorite National Wildlife Refuges: Bare Island, Skipjack Island, White…
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