Looking forward to a New Year of Adventure Wishing everyone all the best for 2015 and beyond. We are always looking to expand our list of trips offered and this year we are forming some new partnerships. Here is a … Read More
On sunday Dec 7th we will singing Christmas carols from our boat. We will start from Comox at 4pm and stop at various locations to sing with people on the shore. Join us from one of the shore locations or … Read More
December 7th , 4:30-6:00 The Estuary Carol Walk is an invitation to enjoy our beloved Airwalk and Riverway during Winter. The fourth annual Comox Valley Estuary Carol walk begins at dusk (4:30-4:45 pm) Sunday, Dec. 7 at Mansfield Drive parking … Read More
We will be decorating the boat for Christmas again this year and will be doing Carolling on the Water. On Dec 7th Project Watershed will be sponsoring the annual Carroll Walk. The purpose is to bring an awareness of the natural beauty … Read More
We will be doing another tour to Hollie Wood Oysters deep water site. This is our most popular trip, and it is time I talked about this wonderful family business. Hollie Wood Oysters is located in the Comox Valley on … Read More
On the thursday evening before Music Fest the tide will be high enough to cruise up the river to the 17th St bridge. We are doing a evening river cruise to start the weekend off. Tickets are $30 per person … Read More
We have started our scheduled Friday afternoon Scenic Cruises. Most fridays we will be offering an afternoon cruise for $55 per person. Departure time is 1 PM and we will return at 4 PM. Tickets are available at The Vancouver … Read More
The BC Shellfish and Seafood Festival is now on in the Comox Valley. Check out this web-site for more info. We still have tickets for The Rise & Shuck Oyster Farm Tour and The Land to Sea Tour. The land … Read More
We will be cleaning and repainting the the boats hull and doing some trips north to Stuart Island and Black Fish Sound. We plan to be back in Comox by May 23 to start our 2014 season. I may … Read More
Shoal Bay was once the main town in this area and was called Thurlow. Cordero Channel runs between Stuart Island and the mouth of Loughborough Inlet. Shoal Bay is situated about half way along on East Thurlow Island. When you … Read More