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Photos: Sea Kayaking the Broughton Archipelago, BC
The Broughton Archipelago is a maze of islands north of the Johnstone Strait off of Vancouver Island. Challenging water, currents and unpredictable weather keep sea kayakers away. Look for deserted campsites and beautiful shell beaches. If you’re lucky you might see a school of dolphins!
Uncommonly Calm Water near the Sedge Islands
One of the Islands in the Broughton Archipelago with a Beautiful Shell Beach
Next Stop North: Exposed Waters of Queen Charlotte Strait
Broughton Island Scenery - with Sunshine
Misty morning near Echo Bay
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Some amazing scenery there, much like New Zealand.
Thanks,
Stu.
And it also has a very remote feel to it. Lovely kayaking when the sea are cooperating.