Broughton archipelago YouTube Videos
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Better than our WILDEST DREAMS- Life in the Brougton Archipelago | Ch6E11
After making our transit through Johnstone Strait, we are ready to head into the Broughton Archipelago at the Northern end of Vancouver Island to try and catch some salmon, but of course the journey to do that won’t be as easy as it seems. Clam garden...
Sailing to a Remote Floating Village off the Coast of British Columbia on my Small Sailboat
Towering snow capped peaks, pristine wild beauty, rich First Nations culture & the densest population of marine mammals anywhere, few cruising grounds in the world measure up to the incredible remote coast of Northern British Columbia, Canada. This we...
The BEST cruising grounds & no one knows about it.. WHALES everywhere! | A&J Sailing S2Ep.11
Sailing into this remote group of islands off BC's Northern coast on our 30ft sailboat, we were greeted by enormous humpback whales swimming alongside our boat & dolphins riding the wake of our bow! Towering snow capped peaks, pristine wild beauty, ri...
Southern Broughton Archipelago Anchorage Reviews | The Wayward Life
0:00 intro 0:19 Potts Lagoon 0:54 Lagoon Cove Marina 1:29 Dead Point Bay 2:46 Caution Cove 3:36 Sunday Harbour 4:27 Cell Service Review Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thewaywardlife Website: http://www.the-wayward-life.com Instagram: http://www.instagra...
This is WAY TOO CLOSE for comfort! | Chapter 4 Episode 40
We continue our adventures in Beware Passage and find a grizzy bear and her cub on a beautiful beach with a long First Nations (Kwakwaka'wakw) history. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thewaywardlife Website: http://www.the-wayward-life.com Instagram: ht...
Pacific Northwest Cruising- This anchorage NOT as scary as it sounds! | Ch 4 E 39
We head back to Dead Point Bay after a couple of weeks in the Port McNeil area and spend our time enjoying this amazing area. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thewaywardlife Website: http://www.the-wayward-life.com Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/th...
The MOST BEAUTIFUL anchorage in the Pacific Northwest | Chapter 4 Episode 34
We leave Turnbull Cove and make our way to the most beautiful place we visited all summer! The Pacific Northwest at its best- just outside of Nimmo Bay Resort. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thewaywardlife Website: http://www.the-wayward-life.com Insta...
A Freshwater Lake Just Steps from the Ocean | Ch4 E33
After some awesome times in Carriden Bay, we continue our journey into the Broughton Archipelago, this time stopping at some overfalls (ocean waterfalls) on our way to Turnbull Cove before enjoying an amazing freshwater lake and canning some sea asparagus!...
The Remnants of One of British Columbia’s Largest Industries | Chapter 4 Episode 32
0:00 Intro 0:29 Exploring ruins on the beach 5:04 Rafting up! 8:10 Fishin'! 9:47 Hiking in grizzly territory Claydon Bay is an amazing bay in Wells Passage, Broughton Archipelago that holds some pretty awesome places to explore! We hunkered down for a few...
Visiting a Floating Community in the Pacific Northwest | Chapter 4 Episode 31 | The Wayward Life
We moved from Napier Bay to the beautiful Carriden Bay and do a bit of exploring in the area, including visiting a completely floating community on Broughton Island! Also the mountain seen in the video is Mount Stephens and not Mount Waddington Patreon:...
Living off the Land in the Broughton Archipelago | Season 4 Episode 30 | The Wayward Life
We leave Sunday Harbour for Napier Bay in the Broughton Archipelago where we are treated to numerous different locally caught foods! Print gallery: https://waywardlifesailing.pic-time.com/art/waywardlifeprints Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thewayward...
Sailing to Sointula- A Place of Harmony | Chapter 4 Episode 28 | The Wayward Life
We leave the beautiful Potts Lagoon and head up Beware Passage into Knight Inlet and Blackfish Sound on our way to the beautiful town of Sointula on Malcom Island! I also share some more foraged food tips with kelp rings we collect and dry! Patreon: https...