Savary Island

With the warmest water north of Mexico (thanks to the warm southern tide) and ring of gleaming white sand beaches Savary Island is a little piece of paradise. If you are seeking a real getaway in a sub-tropical setting Savary Island is a perfect destination for you. The island has no power and no public campsites or washrooms. Overnight visitors are welcomed, however, at several cottage rentals, B&Bs and a private campsite. Daytrippers can be dropped off and picked up at the public wharf, with many visitors arriving by water taxi or aboard chartered boats from Lund Marina. The best way to get around is to cycle from beach-to-beach. Prime stops include South Beach, Duck Bay, Sutherland Beach and the Malaspina Promenade. Savary Island is home to a range of highly sensitive ecosystems from sand cliffs to dune meadows and ancient forested dunes. For more information visit www.savary.ca