Category Archives: British Columbia 2014

Going to do this one in several parts. One of my first observations while cruising in these waters is how much parts of it resemble New Zealand. It does make some sense. Both are situated at similar latitudes albeit 50 … Continue reading →

Toba Wildernest Marina is at the base of Toba Inlet and sports stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Owned and run by Kyle and Andrea Hunter, it is a delightful place with 300 feet or so of along side moorage … Continue reading →

On the way up Waddington Channel from Melanie we stopped for the night at Walash Cove (seen of the great oyster hunt). Very pretty little spot but the rocky bottom made for an uneasy nights sleep as the anchor didn’t … Continue reading →

We have been reviewing all the websites and written publications diligently with regard to PSP, ASP, DSP and coliform bacterial closures. They are all about as clear as mud but the consequences if you get mixed up with this stuff … Continue reading →

Will cover three places that we visited over a few days in Desolation Sound. All these places are copse – little more then a few hours apart. After leaving Grace Harbour, we made a quick stop at Refuge Cove which … Continue reading →

Grace Harbor is a beautiful secluded inlet in Desolation Sound. You can find the exact location on the Chart Table page. Entrance to the area is thru a narrow passage with tidal currents up to 3 knots – we saw … Continue reading →

Campbell River is a busy small city with 3 good marinas, good marine chandleries, and stores including Walmart and Target. We are tied along side at Discovery Harbour Marina just north of town. With guests arriving in July and August, … Continue reading →

Princess Louisa lies at the head of Jervis Inlet. From Thunder Bay it is approximately 45 nautical miles and the entrance to Princess Louisa is governed by passage thru Malibu Rapids – a twisty passage with tidal currents of up … Continue reading →