Archipelagos

British Columbia’s cruising grounds offer a spectacular array of destinations for yachts, from stunning archipelagos and secluded bays to bustling coastal cities and charming coastal communities. The Inside Passage, a protected waterway that runs along the coast of British Columbia and Alaska, is a particularly popular cruising destination.

Some of the highlights of British Columbia’s cruising grounds include:

• The Gulf Islands: This archipelago of over 200 islands is known for its picturesque landscapes, scenic anchorages, and charming seaside communities.

• Desolation Sound: This remote wilderness area is characterized by towering cliffs, deep fjords, and clear blue waters. It’s a popular destination for kayaking, fishing, and wildlife watching.

• Princess Louisa Inlet: This narrow fjord is known for its dramatic scenery, including towering cliffs, waterfalls, and dense forests.

• Vancouver Island: This large island is home to several popular cruising destinations, including the city of Victoria, the quaint fishing village of Tofino, and the beautiful Barkley Sound.

• The Inside Passage: This protected waterway stretches from the Strait of Georgia to Alaska, offering stunning scenery, abundant wildlife, and numerous anchorages along the way.