Gambier Island Water Taxi

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Two busses run directly to Horseshoe Bay, where you can take the water taxi that departs from the Public Dock two blocks out. Both the 250 Horseshoe Bay and 257 Horseshoe Bay Express depart from outside the bay to the east on Georgia Street on Seymour Street. Take the BC 1 W/Trans-Canada Highway towards Horseshoe Bay, Western Vancouver.

Turn off to your lefthand direction Village. Stay to your lefthand. At BC-1 E turn right into Keith Road. Take a lefthand turn onto Bay Street. Take a right onto Nelson Avenue towards Boat House Restuarant and Boat House. Discharge at the traffic circle and run to the water taxi. When you unload your baggage at the port, turn around and go up Nelson Avenue, go twoblocks to your right and turn lefts.

Continue two block and turn right onto Keith Road and continue into the BC Ferries Parking Garages. When you unload your baggage at the port, turn around and continue up Nelson Avenue to the traffic circle at the top of the hills. Turn lefthand onto Marine Drives in the direction of the motorway.

Turn right onto Marine Drive at the next roundabout. Lions parking is on the lefthand side under the highways. The people who come to the summercamp meetings will take care of the transport. Can only be reached by water taxi - 20 min from Horseshoe Bay. One of the biggest coast islets in Howe Sound, Gambier has preserved its unspoilt natural habitat with very little evolution.

The people of Gambier are welcoming and welcoming because there are no streets and the local people are very small all year round. Gambier has many lonely coves and walking paths just off Bowen Island. The south-western side of Gambier is deep in a row of coves, while the northerly sides are more steep, with some small coves open to exploration.

On Anvil Island, just south of Gambier, a steep rise from the ocean from all sides. Gambé Island is also a great place to fish for lox, stockfish, cod, cod, greenling, flounders, Halibut and Cancer. The Howe Sound is inhabited by practically every kind of invertebrates, squids, echidnas, shrimps and western coast swam.

The Gambier skiyline is also a great place for birdwatchers and is interrupted by the flights of falcons, gulls, ravens and seabirds.