Once aboard the spacious, 50' West Coast Trawler, MV
Kum-Bah-Yah, your worries will fade away as Chad and Leanne replace the hustle of the city with the beauty and serenity of British Columbia’s west coast. This is a boat charter trip like none you have ever experienced.
Dazzling Desolation Sound awaits you with its snowcapped peaks plummeting into crystal clear 75 degree waters. A maze of small islands and bays provide the perfect setting for sea kayaking or hiking to a nearby lake for a refreshing swim. Shower under a waterfall, catch oysters and prawns for dinner or just relax hanging over the water in our sky chair with a good book.
Here, off the west coast of Canada, you can enjoy the quiet solitude found amongst the drier geo-climatic zone represented by the Manzanita, Arbutus and Coastal Pine that thrive along the lake shores and island bluffs.
You might want to throw a line in the water - David caught a sole from the hot tub!
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For birders, a short journey to Mitlenatch Island (between Vancouver Island and mainland British Columbia) will bring equal evidence of the special qualities represented in this area. You will observe the Prickly Pear Cactus growing on this desolate, guano stained island and BC Provincial Nature Park. The sea birds nesting here collectively represent the largest colonies within the Strait of Georgia. This is indeed a bird watching paradise.
Sea k ayakers will delight in the maze-like waterways around islets and islands, perfect for short distance kayaking day trips. For a taste of BC freshwater kayaking there are easy portages into a variety of deep, green lakes.
Your only tough choices on this boat charter will be on how to spend the day - tubing, snorkeling, bird watching, kayaking, wildlife viewing or saltwater sport fishing. Our onboard Chef will tantalize your taste buds at mealtime and the custom hot tub on the foredeck is the perfect place to enjoy the glow of a BC setting sun.
Check out our other west coast BC boat tours, wildlife viewing (bears), whale watching, British Columbia First Nations culture & history, floating artists workshops, salmon research trips & sportfishing.
