Onboard Ocean Magic II as a Deckhand/Naturalist, you are the most significant link between the marine wildlife and our guests. You are more than a marine qualified; you are an educator, an entertainer, and a steward of the BC coastal ecosystem.

Your primary responsibility is the safety and security of the passenger on board as well as the vessel and your fellow crew members. You will need to be physically fit and understand general seamanship. You will have an outgoing personality and the ability to quickly connect with guests from around the world. You will possess a wide range of knowledge of coastal BC wildlife, history, and geography.

We place a high emphasis on marine education and focus our tour content on the diversity, complexity, and fragility of the marine ecosystem.

Desired Skills and Personal Attributes:
Working towards a degree or diploma in biology, environmental science, geography, or another related field
Previous experience working on boats and/or in marine environments




Ability to work in a team workplace and take direction from the Master of the vessel
Previous experience in the whale watching industry or knowledge of local marine environments
Second language skills and international travel experience
High degree of strength, endurance, and physical fitness

Certifications Required within the First Six Months of Employment: Applicants who hold necessary certifications will receive preference:
Marine Emergency Duties A-2 or Domestic Vessel Safety (DVS); and
Basic Marine First Aid

*We are currently seeking day trip kayak guides for our sister company North Island Kayak, which operates out of the same facility as Prince of Whales in Telegraph Cove. Priority will be given to applicants who are willing to do a dual-role kayaking and whale watch guiding.

📌 Naturalist Telegraph Cove British Columbia (Canada)
🏢 Prince of Whales Whale Watching
📍 Canada