Vancouver Island Photo Tours

Rolf Hicker & Family / We are Sustainable, Ethical & Private

Experience the northern part of Vancouver Island like only a few do. These packages are only suggestions, contact me with your requirements so I can put a custom package together for you.

Vancouver Island Photo Tours

Rolf Hicker
1003 Ocean Place
Port McNeill, British Columbia
V0N 2R0, Canada

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Few things capture the essence of the Canadian wilderness like the haunting call of the common loon. Whether on tranquil northern lakes or along the coast on our tours, its striking black-and-white plumage and eerie wail reflect Canada’s deep connection to nature.⁠⁠🖤🤍Common loon (Gavia immer) swimming in Knight Inlet, Traditional territory of the Da’Naxda’xw Awaetlala First Nation, British Columbia, Canada.⁠⁠📸 Photo Credit: @RolfHickerPhotography⁠ Shot with a 200-600mm lens on a Sony a7Riv, cropped.⁠
A humpback whale makes a powerful statement with a tail slap in Queen Charlotte Strait 🐋 This dramatic behaviour creates thunderous sounds that can be heard from great distances. Whether it's for communication, feeding, dominance, or pure play, the force behind each slap is a breath-taking reminder of their sheer power.⁠⁠🌊Queen Charlotte Strait, off Northern Vancouver Island, First Nations Territory, Traditional Territories of the Kwakwaka'wakw People, British Columbia, Canada.⁠ ⁠⁠📸 Photo Credit: @RolfHickerPhotography⁠ Shot with a 200-600mm lens on a Sony a7Riv, cropped.⁠
Golden moments with the A34 pod 🌅✨ With the sun dipping low came a golden light which illuminated the Northern Resident Orca blows, creating a mesmerising glow out on the water. This serene sight was captured in Weynton Passage off North Vancouver Island, First Nations Territory, Traditional Territories of the Kwakwaka'wakw People, British Columbia, Canada.⁠⁠⁠📸 Photo Credit: @RolfHickerPhotography⁠ Shot with a 200-600mm lens on a Sony a7Riv, cropped.⁠
Bear bums! 🐻🍑 Usually, this rear view is the first thing we spot after long search along the coastlines of Knight Inlet. It's slowly becoming our favourite sight—it means we've finally found them! And, let's be honest, they're pretty cute.⁠⁠⁠🌲Knight Inlet, Traditional Territory of the Da’Naxda’xw Awaetlala First Nation, British Columbia, Canada⁠⁠📸 Photo Credit: @RolfHickerPhotography⁠ Shot with a 200-600mm lens on a Sony a7Riv, cropped.⁠
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