The accidental holiday
A frustrating delay in Nanaimo turned into one of our most relaxing holidays.
marine features
Sandspits shaped by time
Some favourite sandspits on both sides of the border which are a joy to stroll, often in bare feet with soft sand between your toes.
Discovering Puget Sound, Part 2
This blog, the second in our three-part series about cruising Puget Sound, covers destinations in Seattle, the inland lakes, Bainbridge Island and Port Orchard.
At peace in Potts Lagoon
A serene anchorage in the Broughton Archipelago that is best known among boating gormands as a crabbing paradise.
Spoils of Beaver Harbour
Beaver Harbour is a convenient spot to anchor overnight en route to Cape Caution or Cape Scott, but it might be worth digging a little deeper.
Timeout in Kanish Bay
Its proximity to Seymour Rapids and the Discovery Passage might be part of the reason Kanish Bay is an afterthought for many boaters.
Discovering Puget Sound, Part 1
The South Sound is our first installment in a three-part series about the wonders of cruising Puget Sound.
Hidden in Booker Lagoon
The peaceful anchorages hidden inside Booker Lagoon offer ideal settings to get at those boat projects you’re been putting off… or not.
Flowing into Varney Bay
The enchanting Marble River off Varney Bay is a perfect excuse for venturing north of Quatsino Narrows.
Preparing to cross Nahwitti Bar
The key to a safe crossing of Nahwitti Bar and rounding of Cape Scott is to not sail to a schedule. Patience is the best first mate.
