Routes That Shape the Day

Departing from Vancouver, the yacht heads north through the sound, passing Bowen Island, Gambier Island and the steep granite walls of the Coast Mountains. The return leg follows the eastern shore, where small fishing communities dot the waterfront.

Starting from Victoria, this route threads between Salt Spring, Galiano and Pender Islands. The waters here are warmer and calmer than the open Pacific, making it ideal for swimming stops and long lunches on deck.

Designed around the golden hour, this route follows the Sunshine Coast northward as the sun drops behind the mountains. The yacht anchors for dinner on deck while the sky shifts through amber, rose and deep violet.

The longest day route on our charts. The yacht navigates through narrow passages between Vancouver Island and the mainland, entering inlets where the only sounds are water and birds. A true expedition for those who want distance and solitude.