Cruise by Tree Island and into Baynes sound. We will see many aquaculture sites & discuss the importance of a healthy eco-system. We will return along to shore line of Vancouver Island, past Union Bay, back to Comox Bay. If … Read More
The tides are starting to be higher in the evenings, so we can start doing Friday evening river cruises. We leave the dock in Comox at 7:00 and will cruise up the river and around the estuary. Bring a cooler … Read More
Nautical Days is Comox’s time to shine. Three days of events down on the water’s edge. It all starts with a pancake breakfast and Bullhead Derby on Saturday at 8 am.There are 3 days of activities to be enjoyed by … Read More
We try and offer at least one trip on Fridays where we sell individual tickets. These trips are 3 hour afternoon scenic cruises and/or 1.5 hour evening sunset cruises. The scenic cruise is $60 pp and takes you down Baynes … Read More
“We can’t call them Canada Day Fireworks on July 4th” is what I keep hearing. Well it’s really called the Symphony and Fireworks and is part of Courtenay Centennial Celebration. The celebration starts at 3PM and ends with fireworks at … Read More
This years July 1st party is a week long to celebrate Courtenay being a city for 100 years. The Courtenay River was the main transportation route back then and we will be doing many cruises to emphasize this. On July … Read More
Join us on a trip to the crab traps,a stop at the end of the spit and a river cruise. If we get crab we will add it to the rest of the treats onboard. Next trip is Monday Aug 24th … Read More
The boat will be running out of the Campbell River area from May 13 to June 7th. There is an opening from May 25 to June 4 that is available for an adventure in the Discovery Islands. Give me a … Read More
Comox Harbour Charters is pleased to be doing more trips to Hollie Wood Oyster Farm this year. We are running the next trip on Sept 7th. This trip is our most popular event. It takes about 70 minutes to get to … Read More
The sea lions are still hanging around. The best chance of seeing them from the land is Fanny Bay. Park by the road and walk down to the docks. There are usually a couple dozen on the floating breakwater. They … Read More