Where to see a species
Where to see Sea Otter
- 6 parks and reserves
- 3 dive sites
- 3 countries
- 1 species
The sea otter is endangered and the nine places where it is documented follow the North Pacific arc: Lake Clark, Katmai and Glacier Bay in Alaska add up to more than 45,000 km²; Pacific Rim and the Great Bear Rainforest in Canada; Olympic, Neah Bay and Monterey on the US coast; and the volcanoes of Kamchatka, at 38,000, close the arc.
Where
Places come from reviewed species-place links; the species shown at each place are only those in this group.
National Park
Glacier Bay
United States
United StatesSea Otter
See parkTemperate fjord
Great Bear Rainforest
Canada
CanadaUp to 25 m · Advanced Open Water
10 m9 °C
Sea Otter
See dive site
National Park
Katmai
United States
Sea Otter
See park
National Park
Lake Clark
United States
Sea Otter
See parkKelp forest
Monterey Bay (Point Lobos)
United States
Up to 25 m · Open Water
10 m13 °C
Sea Otter
See dive siteCold-water wall
Neah Bay
United States
Up to 30 m · Advanced Open Water
15 m10 °C
Sea Otter
See dive site
UNESCONational Park
Olympic
United States
Sea Otter
See park
National Park Reserve
Pacific Rim
Canada
Sea Otter
See parkUNESCO
World Heritage Site (reserve system)
Volcanoes of Kamchatka
Russia
RussiaSea Otter
See park