Hi there! Thank you for your question. The time of day doesn't matter as far as sightings are concerned. It's all according to what suits your schedule the best.

If I remember correctly, they run til the end of October but make sure to call ahead and reserve a spot.

There are not a lot of options to reach Brier island using public transport/tourist bus options. Check websites like kijiji and you might find someone willing to drive you their for a charge.

I think the Zodiac is better, moves at higher speeds and reduces possible motion sickness. Although, when it's sitting still in the water, and you're waiting to see a whale, you may feel it then. Ultimately, Zodiac is better but still take meds. Have fun, it was amazing!!

Hello Unfortunately, we don't recommend the zodiac for children 5 and under.

Good Morning! Thank you for your interest in our whale watch. June is considered early for whale watching as the whales are just arriving from their winter areas. Though not as plentiful as later in July and August, we do still see whales, mostly minke whales and fin whales and also a few humpbacks are around at that time. I hope this helps with your planning. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

At low tide it would be difficult to get down the ramps, if there was anyway that you could it is well worth the trip!

It's not difficult. Like walking down steps.