Vancouver | An interesting whale watching experience.

Wandering around a small town called Stevenston in Richmond, Vancouver, with blue sky, white clouds☁️, villas🏡... the whole town is very quiet, and at the end of the road is Fisherman's Wharf, the clear blue sea🌊, and densely packed yachts 🚢, leisurely tourists and flocks of seagulls. . It's whale watching season now, and you can buy tickets on-site at the pier (CAD150 per person) to go out to sea to watch whales (here are killer whales). Before whale watching, you need to put on bright yellow windproof clothes and pants (cool, very photogenic📸), and it is recommended to wear the wool hat they provide. The speed boat is very fast, and the sea breeze in the Pacific makes your head hurt😖. The most important thing Be sure to wear sunscreen‼ ️ After a full 2-hour speedboat ride, a four-hour round trip, I successfully went from 🧒🏻 to 🧑🏾. But I saw three or four large and small killer whales. Although it was not as shocking as the humpback whales, it was quite satisfying. The scenery I saw along the way on the speedboat was very unforgettable, especially the snow-capped mountains in the distance🏔️. ▫️▫️▫️▫️ ⓘ ⓝ ⓕ ⓞ ▫️▫️▫️▫️ 📍Address: 3800 Bayview Street, Richmond, B.C. 🚙Transportation: Take bus C93 to NB No. 1 Rd FS Moncton 💡Tip: You can pay your credit card directly on the bus