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Getting Here by Sea

 

The myriad bays, coves, and passages of Pender Harbour are convoluted but well protected. Visitors from Alaska to Mexico (and sometimes much further) arrive in balmy Pender Harbour, by water, year-round.

Seafarers are pleased that Pender Harbour has numerous marinas, marine parks, four government wharves and several waterfront pubs and restaurants. Several yacht clubs maintain outstations in Pender Harbour.

 

Navigation

49.38 N ~ 124.02.60 W

  • Marine Navigation Chart # 353505
  • VHF-FM Public Correspondence Channel 25

Pender Harbour is 55 nautical miles from Vancouver, at the junction of Malaspina Strait and Agamemnon Channel. Use a navigation chart to avoid hidden dangers in our intricate waterways.

There are three public wharves and a number of commercial moorages in Pender Harbour. The Gerrans Bay public wharf has a pumping station, showers and toilets, and it’s a short walk to the main shopping area of Madeira Park.

Useful Telephone Numbers

  • Report a Marine Emergency: 1-800-567-5111 or cel *16.
  • Pender Harbour Wharfinger: 604-883-2234.
  • Coast Guard Radio: 250-339-3613.
  • Department of Fisheries & Oceans, Madeira Park: 604-883-2613.

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Updated November 07, 2010.
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1891 Union Steamship ad:

“(Take the MV) Cutch to Pender Harbour off Jervis Inlet-- that little bay is noted for its scenery. While on the way the vessel will pass Bowen Island, Howe Sound, Sechelt Indian Village, Trail Bay, Welcome Pass, Texada Island and other Places of interest.”

 

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