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OVERVIEW
Discover The Penders (two islands linked by a small bridge), popular for relaxing retreats, romantic escapes and family fun, and offer many beautiful beaches and lots of water sports.
Top things to do
Credit: Destination BC / Reuben Krabbe
Enjoy water activities
Kayak, scuba dive, fish, rent a motorboat, or relax on one of the island’s sandy beaches.
Credit: Destination BC / Reuben Krabbe
Taste local wine or cider
Taste local wine at Sea Star Vineyards and local cider at Twin Island Cider, or pick up a bottle or two to enjoy later.
Swim or hike
Swim at Magic Lake, hike in the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, or bike along the local trails and quiet roads.
Experience panoramic views
Explore Brooks Point Regional Park and follow the trails through the woodlands and grasslands to Gowlland Point
for spectacular views of the sea and wildlife.
Nearby cities
Salt Spring Island
Visit the largest Southern Gulf Island, famous for sunshine, scenery, relaxation, freshly-picked organic produce, and local art. Salt Spring Island is located between Vancouver Island and Metro Vancouver, and is easy to get to from any direction with three ferry terminals: Vesuvius Bay, Fulford Harbour and Long Harbour.
Mayne Island
Take the ferry from Victoria (Swartz Bay), Vancouver (Tsawwassen) or from another Southern Gulf Island to the unspoiled and quiet Mayne Island. The sandy beaches, picturesque sea views and laid-back atmosphere make this island the perfect place to relax.
Galiano Island
Unwind in the natural beauty of Galiano Island, rich with lush forests and sandstone beaches. Try a variety of water sports or simply sit back and enjoy stunning views.
Victoria
Visit the lush and beautiful oceanfront city of Victoria. The city is rich in British heritage, has the oldest Chinatown in Canada, and is home to the historic BC Parliament Buildings. You can enjoy lots of water and land activities, and taste a variety of craft beers and fresh seafood.
Known as the Garden City, Victoria is always in bloom and has one of the mildest climates in Canada—perfect for a trip any time of the year.
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