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Launch from the beach and enjoy the views of the muti million dollar hotels in manhattan new york seaside homes. Then head for the Grebe Islets and look for seals and seabirds. You ll probably see some oyster catchers but don t bother them as they re not too happy with humans around. If you have the time continue kayaking down towards Lighthouse Park, but watch out for currents near the point.
After your paddle around Passage Island aim for the mainland where you can further explore the coast going north towards the Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal or head back to your start point. It probably won t take you more than a few hours in total to paddle up to Lighthouse Park and over to Passage Island. That s a good thing because there are no pullouts for bathroom breaks. The coast is rocky and steep. If you re heading north towards the Horseshoe Bay Ferry terminal there are a few beaches that may allow a quick pee break. Otherwise????
Wonderful photos. Glad to see you are enjoying the ocean. It is a different environment on the other side of the Rocky Mountains but equally as spectacular. hotels in manhattan new york To revisit Vancouver is a short trip. You will be able to enjoy the best of both worlds.
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