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Comox Valley
is made up of three communities – the city of Courtenay, town of Comox and
village of Cumberland, as well as smaller communities such as Royston, Union
Bay, Fanny Bay, Black Creek and Merville. There are ample things to do in this
laid-back region tucked below the Comox Glacier, Forbidden Plateau, and Mount
Washington. With never ending recreational opportunities of skiing,
snowboarding, swimming and golfing. The Comox Valley Airport (YQQ) offers daily
non-stop flights with Air Canada, Pacific Coastal Airlines and WestJet, making
it easily accessible to all.
Campbell River is a scenic oceanfront city on the eastern shore of Vancouver
Island and the 4th largest city on the Island. It is situated on the Discovery
Passage and known as the "Salmon Capital of the World". Each year salmon pass
through the Discovery Passage on their way to Campbell River and other spawning
grounds. The city is surrounded by
Strathcona Provincial Park to the west and
the Coastal mountain range to the east.
Quadra Island is home to a lively community of 2,700 people.
Quathiaski Cove or Q-Cove as it is referred to by the locals is the hub and
point of arrival for the regular ferry service between the city of Campbell River.
Heriot
Bay serves as a departure point for the ferry to
Cortes Island and other boat
services to the outer Discovery Islands. Fishing and lodging are the primary
activities and industries.
Sayward is a quiet little community located on Johnstone Strait, on the East
Coast of Vancouver Island. The Salmon River runs through Sayward to an
incredible estuary. Salmon River is well known for its Steelhead Salmon fishing.
Sayward is located 73 kilometres North of Campbell River and 178 kilometres
South of Port Hardy. Sayward can also be reached by boat at Kelsey Bay.
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