Custom & low season boat tours on the Sunshine Coast of BC

Just want to get out on the water and explore some of the fantastic marine features here? The Highlights Tour is for you. Your operator will customise the route and timing to match your interests as well as the weather and conditions.
The easiest Highlights Tour departs from our home base in Egmont. See pieces of Skookumchuck Narrows, Agamemon Channel and Jervis Inlet. There are a lot of diversity in this central, very protected are.
Its no problem if you want to cover a different area. There will be some deadhead charge to get the boat and operator there but we’re comfortable touring in all the Sunshine Coast areas.

Explore Sechelt Inlet. This very protected, inland waterway is an under used jewel of the area. The geography is interesting and inviting. It’s too big to see it all in one outing; the basin includes over 100 nautical miles of shoreline! Throught the area there is minimal develpment but it’s been appreciated by everyone who’s spent time here.

There are several options as to how you can explore here.
i)    Start in Egmont and include Skookumchuck Narrows, the western end and only ergress to more open areas leading to the Strait of Georgia.
ii)  Arrange a convenient pick up in Sechelt and explore the eastern end closest to the developed areas around Sechelt.
iii) Plan an odyssey to one of the northern arms, Narrows or Salmon Inlet.

Pender Harbour was winter home for the shishálh Nation. Then, as European settlers moved in it became one of the first focal points on the BC Coast. The lower Agamemnon Channel is the gateway to the wilderness areas that surround the Sunshine Coast.

We see several pictographs along the shoreline of this glacial carved waterway. We stop in spots important in native history an other spots that were settlement sites for early European explorers.
The aquaculture industry focused in this channel in the peak of its boom cycle.
We carry on into the Skookumchuck Narrows a narrow neck that is famous for the Sechelt Rapids at its eastern end. It’s beautiful here in any condition but it’s best known for the extreme currents. Plan ahead to be on site at the appropriate time to view the fast, record fast currents that can develop here.

Picture yourself at the base of the 1200 foot Freil Falls. It’s hard to describe the natural beauty here. This is the largest vertical drop falls in the lower inlet area. We can carry on through Harmony Islets. Recreational boaters flock here to relax in the serenity of an always protected destination.

Diversity. No other one work description fits. From the sheltered shoreline of the Inlets to the weatered areas along the Malaspina Strait side you get a bit of a taste of everything. The very narrow Telescope Pass and Blind Bay were areas settled early in our post first contact era and boast rich histories of settler stories.

Got something in mind. We can work together to make it a special experience.