Pender Islands Accommodations
Pender Island British Columbia Travel Information
Actually, it's Pender Islands, plural, despite the common use of the singular Pender Island BC (or just Pender). History plays a role here. A one lane bridge joins the two islands, which are separated by a canal, originally an isthmus, which was dredged in 1903 to improve shipping.
Today this friendly island is all about welcoming visitors. With a population of around 2200 people, covering 34 sq. km (13 sq. mi.), Pender is a rural setting with miles of white sand crushed shell or pebble beaches surrounded by forests, lakes and hills.
Activities abound from 9-hole golf, to Frisbee championships, to kayaking with professional guides. Make sure to investigate the Driftwood Village Centre for information about Pender. From there you can plan to visit bookstores, antique shops and learn about the restaurants that are open all year.
Make sure to book a Pender Island bed and breakfast or inn to enjoy your stay. BC Ferries takes you from Victoria (Swartz Bay) or Vancouver (Tsawwassen) to Otter Bay on Pender Island.
Located on North Pender Island, we have been receiving visitors since 1983, and underwent a full renovation in 2017. A short walk from Oak Bluffs Park, We sits at the highest point of one of Pender Island’s most stunning viewpoints, and is one of only spots offering 360 degree views. Surrounded by 10 acres of private land, It’s the ultimate getaway for individuals of any age.
Choose from a diverse array of beautifully appointed, pet-friendly Pender Island resort accommodations - perfect for families, couples, groups and boaters. Enjoy outdoor activities on the sparkling water from our private marina, soak in our outdoor swimming pools (two), or simply relax in your private cottage villa or lodge accommodations for a rejuvenating West Coast Island experience.
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