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from most winds. Cortes Island, West and East Redonda Islands. Marina Island has sandy beaches with large boulders. Mink Island with several dying rocks that lie close off shore at the NE end.


7. Homfray Channel - tide seldom exceed 1 1/2 km and is separated by East Redonda Island from the mainland. Toba Inlet leads 20 miles NE to the sand and mud flat estuary of the Toba River at its head.


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Malaspina Inlet - it is very popular for small crafts cruising the area, it is entered from Desolation Sound between Myrmindon Point and Zephine Head. Okeover Inlet is a must for a cruising destination. It has marina facilities and a public wharf.


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Lund - marinas, stores, hotel, marine repair. A 3 tonne crane on the public wharf, power and water on the floats. Islands in front of Lund are Hernando Island, named after Hernando Cortes, passage between Hernando & Savary Islands is not recommended. Savary Island has a small public float and is known for its beautiful beaches. Copeland Islands is the “Copeland Islands Marine Park” and they are known as Ragged Islands by the locals.


10. Powell River is the largest community on the Sunshine Coast with galleries, shops, restaurants and accommodations. Westview is the home of the Canadian Coast Guard year round station.


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Texada Island is 27 miles long by 5 miles wide and separates the Strait of Georgia from the Malispina Strait where tidal


streams seldom exceed 1 km. Harwood Island at the north end and Lasqueti Island to the south end is 9 miles long and 4 miles wide.


12. Agamemnon Channel is the fastest and shortest way to get to Egmont and Princess Louisa Inlet. Hotham Sound - extends for 6 miles and is too deep for anchorage. Alternate route is entering through Jervis Inlet on the north side of Nelson Island.


13. Egmont is a vibrant community with two marinas, great dining, accommodations, stores. The public wharf is equipped with a 3 tonne derrick plus garbage and oil disposal are available at the wharfhead. World famous Skookumchuck Narrows forms the entrance to Sechelt Inlet. Tricky but safe passage through the narrows is on either side of the Sutton Islets.


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