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Alert Bay, BC
Bamfield, BC
Barkley Sound, BC
Broken Group Islands
Broughton Archipelago
Campbell River
Chemainus
Clayoquot Sound
Comox, BC
Coombs, BC
Courtenay
Cowichan Bay
Cracroft Island
Duncan, BC
Errington, BC
Flores Island
French Creek, BC
Gilford Island
Gold River
Hot Springs Cove, BC
Johnstone Strait, BC
Ladysmith
Lake Cowichan
Langford, BC
Malahat, BC
Mill Bay
Mt. Washington, BC
Nanaimo
Nanoose Bay
Nootka Sound
Oceanside Region
Parksville
Port Alberni
Port Hardy
Port McNeill
Port Renfrew, BC
Qualicum Bay
Qualicum Beach
Sechart, BC
Shawnigan Lake
Sidney, BC
Sooke
Telegraph Cove
Tofino
Ucluelet
Vargas Island
Victoria
Zeballos
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Broken Group Islands at a Glance
Located on Vancouver Island's
windswept west coast, Broken Group Islands is a collection of over 100 rugged
islands that fleck Barkley Sound. In total, this picturesque region encompasses
10,607 ha (26,210 acres), of which only 1,350 ha (3,336 acres) are made up of
land. As one of the three main recreational components in the Pacific
Rim National Park, Broken Group Islands has become a popular destination
for wild camping, sightseeing and boating. From the sandy beaches and quiet
lagoons of the inner islands, to the sea caves of the outer shores, there is
plenty of wildlife to see in this isolated biosphere, and the word is spreading.
Paddlers come from far and wide to explore these calm waters and because its
sheltered location protects it from the extreme ocean conditions that batter
more exposed sections of the west coast, even inexperienced sea kayakers can
navigate these channels. The area is best accessed by boat and seen with tour
guides that can be hired in Bamfield,
Toquart Bay, Ucluelet or Port
Alberni.
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WELCOME TO Broken Group Islands!
