Vancouver Island Harbours & Wharfs
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Harbours & Wharfs in Vancouver Island, British Columbia.
Photo from Audrey Hunt
Pleasure craft and workboats are kept inside the Discovery Pier breakwater, downtown Campbell River.
Photo from Downtown Nanaimo Partnership
Recreational vessels of various sizes moored in Nanaimo's harbour.
Photo from Rolf Hicker
Located on the northeast coast of Vancouver Island, Port McNeill is well known for its wildlife viewing opportunities, great fishing and scenic splendor.
Photo from Cowichan Bay Improvement Assoc.
A ship is raised out of the water in the Cowichan Bay Ship Yard.
Photo from Jean Brockman
The absence of boats in the harbour on this early spring morning will change come summer, when the harbour will fill to near capacity with visitors.
Photo from Gary Ansell
Recreational vessels of all sizes congregate in Nanaimo Harbour. Newcastle Island and Protection Island are visible in the background.
Photo from Jean Brockman
The Port Hardy Harbour is seen here on a clear day, with blue skies as far as the eye can see.
Photo from Audrey Hunt
Various small craft are moored inside the protective breakwater of the Discovery Pier in Campbell River.
Photo from Rolf Hicker
Victoria's Legislative Building can be seen here lit up at night from Victoria's Harbour.
Photo from Jean Brockman
Located at the northern end of Johnstone Strait, on the northeast coast of Vancouver Island, Telegraph Cove's boardwalk is a popular tourist spot in the summer.
Photo from Jean Brockman
Alder Bay is a scenic waterside town located between Port McNeill and Telegraph Cove.
Waterfront Hotel
