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The Story

About Us

Once Upon a Time...

A group of nature-loving friends decided to have a mission to educate people to love, praise, and conserve the untouched nature of Vancouver Island. We came up with the wildlife watching idea to provide you with an opportunity to see the animals, birds, and marine life living in their natural habitat and to let you know more about the pristine virgin nature of Vancouver Island. The nature of the Island is the real deal here, so enchanting that the moment you lay an eye on it, you will lose your soul and fall in love with it.
To back up the claims we have regarding this beautiful rare Island, we ask a question. What do you think is the reason there are still First Nations tribeson Vancouver Island? The first thing that comes to our mind is the sustainable nature, including enough food and water to live, the Island possesses which hasn't changed since eons ago. Consequently, the First Nations people preferred to stay the same instead of civilization.
Now we have a vision regarding operating these wildlife watching tours, which consists of four major stages
#1st: Conservation is the mission of every nature-lover. It is the core of everything we do. By providing responsible wildlife viewing, we aim to restore and protect the ecosystem of Vancouver Island.
#2nd: our thoughts and actions are green. Sustainability is the DNA of our mission here. nothing more can satisfy our hearts than destroying any environmental footprints, and we strive to hold regenerative tourism.
#3rd: Knowledge is the hold over everything. To conserve the nature and the ecosystem of Vancouver Island, you must Research it first. Our team supports community-based research partnerships to take one step at a time towards conserving the natural ecosystem of Vancouver Island.
#4th: and last but not least, Education. Providing awareness for the folks put their trust in our company for their wildlife and nature viewing journey. The more they learn about the ecosystem and ecotype of the Island, the more they can contribute to its conservation.

Why Our Wildlife Watching Tours?

Is it your first time visiting the Island? Well, since Vancouver Island is the wonderland of Northern America, provided that you are craving to explore its rare and mysterious nature, you will need an experienced tour guide to pave the way for your adventure on Vancouver Island.

Who is to say money doesn't matter? one of the factors that can deter one from experiencing something new is that thing being expensive and not affordable. Therefore, we offer the best pricing so that everyone can experience the incredible wildlife watching on Vancouver Island.

Your convenience is our top concern. Thus, we try to provide you with any essential service that makes your journey as comfortable as possible. Our Services include meals during your tour, whether you are on Food or aboard a ship, transportation, and in some cases, necessary gear.

Our Codes Are...!

To Be Responsible

Responsibility is the first important principle of our wildlife watching tours. Vanisle Wildlife tour operator company aims to hold tours in which people take responsibility for what they do with regard to nature, as well as the staff or guides present in different tours. Our tours are being held to teach folks how to praise and conserve the natural habitat of creatures. Thus, being responsible is one of the codes we strive to follow during our extraordinary Vancouver Island wildlife exploration.

To Be Respectable

Vanisle Wildlife, so far, has proven that it is a compatible wildlife watching tour operator company on Vancouver Island. So, what do you think is the reason? Well, we respect our customers' will to help them meet their expectations regarding wildlife watching on Vancouver Island. That is respect that has brought the card in favor of our company. We respect you, you respect nature, and there will be a wildlife watching experience on Vancouver Island. Vanisle Wildlife is here to make it unforgettable.

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