Boating

British Columbia [1]’s 25,000 kilometers (15,535 miles) of coastline, in particular the sheltered, island-dotted Strait of Georgia between Vancouver Island [2] and the mainland, is a boater’s paradise. Along it are sheltered coves, sandy beaches, beautiful marine parks, and facilities specifically designed for boaters—many accessible only by water. One of the most beautiful marine parks is Desolation Sound [3], north of Powell River [4].