Learn how our certified guides, captains, safety systems, and mandatory guest training help protect marine wildlife and ensure safe experiences on the water.
We are committed to the protection and conservation of marine mammals and wildlife. Our vessels adhere to all marine wildlife restrictions and minimum distances as mandated by Fisheries and Oceans Canada. In the case of animal activity within minimum distance requirements, vessel operators are trained to turn off their engines or drive away at idle speed.
Our vessels adhere to all posted speed limits.
Our Seadoos are equipped with OTOTRAK, a state-of-the-art GPS tracking and geo-fence governing system. When one of our Seadoos is in a designated slow zone, OTOTRAK automatically limits the vessel speed to 10 km/h. Our Seadoos are limited within 300 metres of a swim zone, close to areas that we have identified to have significant wildlife presence, and in all other designated slow zones.
All of our Seadoo Guides possess 80-hour First Aid certifications, as well as Pleasure Craft Operator Cards.Â
All guides also undergo extensive hands-on, scenerio-based training in house. Each Seadoo guide is trained in Seadoo handling, including safe group riding practices and responding to changing water conditions.
All Boat Captains posess the following certifications:
All guides also undergo extensive hands-on, scenerio-based training in house. Captains build on their commercial certifications with comprehensive on-water vessel operation training.
All of our Paddle Guides possess Paddle Canada Instructor certifications, as well as Standard First Aid certifications.
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All guides also undergo extensive hands-on, scenerio-based training in house. Paddle Guides receive instructor-level training in paddling technique, teaching methods, and safe group practices on the water.