Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands of British Columbia provide a haven for canoeing and kayaking. Visitors from around the world are attracted to the pristine wilderness in places such as Broughton Archipelago, Johnstone Strait, Clayoquot Sound, Nootka Sound, the BC Gulf Islands, the Discovery Islands, and the Broken Group Islands in Barkley Sound.

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Canoeing on Vancouver Island & BC Gulf Islands
Vancouver Island's vast number of lakes, rivers and ocean inlets are a perfect pleasure to explore by canoe. The large, relatively isolated lakes of the north and central portion of Vancouver Island are enclaves of solitude, where the only sound you'll hear is the call of a loon or the splash of a jumping fish. Experience breathtaking views and abundant wildlife as you glide silently, effortlessly, through morning mist and dense evergreen forests.

Kayaking around Vancouver Island & BC Gulf Islands
Few areas in the world are as beautiful to explore by kayak as the coastal waters around Vancouver Island and British Columbia Gulf Islands, whether you're new to the sport, looking for an exciting adventure getaway, or simply out to improve your paddling skills. View killer whales, seals and otters as you glide through marine parks into scenic bays and lagoons, and go ashore on secluded sandy beaches and uninhabited islands.

Whitewater Kayaking on Vancouver Island, British Columbia
Vancouver Island's diverse geography provides river kayaking for all levels of skill. Satisfy your passion for rapids by running the fast-flowing rivers through breathtaking canyons and waterfalls; or launch from beaches and inlets to surf the wild waves of the Pacific Coast. Few sports can match the thrills, spills and challenges of whitewater kayaking, and few places can enhance the excitement like the scenic wonderland of Vancouver Island, British Columbia.