
Sailing BC's Barkley Sound on Vancouver Island's West Coast
October 27, 2024 by Sailing SV Indigo | Language: EN Play Time: 00:15:13 | SAILING YOUTUBERS

After leaving Bamfield, we set out to explore Barkley Sound, and uncover five secret places along the way. Highlights include a secret trail across Fleming Island marked only by buoys, zig-zagging through a dangerous channel into Jaques-Jarvis Lagoon, finding the mysterious Reeks Island stone face, getting lost in a labyrinth of channels between the Pinkerton Islands, and dinghying up Lucky Creek to find miles of raging waterfalls. During this time, we seemed to be all alone in the Sound — as we didn’t see another boat for nearly two weeks.
After leaving Bamfield, we set out to explore Barkley Sound, and uncover five secret places along the way. Highlights include a secret trail across Fleming Island marked only by buoys, zig-zagging through a dangerous channel into Jaques-Jarvis Lagoon, finding the mysterious Reeks Island stone face, getting lost in a labyrinth of channels between the Pinkerton Islands, and dinghying up Lucky Creek to find miles of raging waterfalls. During this time, we seemed to be all alone in the Sound -- as we didn't see another boat for nearly two weeks.
Sailing BC's Barkley Sound on Vancouver Island's West Coast Locations
- Barkley Sound (48.898889,-125.274444)
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