Brentwood Bay Waterfront

 

Nature abounds at your doorstep! Watch magnificent Bald Eagles, harbour seals, Great Blue Herons, cormorants, otters, a myriad of starfish and other wildlife from your waterfront getaway. The tranquil waters of Tod Inlet lead into a "mini fjord" with shale beaches suitable for picnics and exploring.

 

The adjacent 2400 acre Gowland Tod Provincial Nature Park offers superb walking and hiking trails. The Brentwood Bay ferry leaves from nearby and it is your beautiful “short cut” to exploring more of Vancouver Island.


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  • Sunrise from the dock

    Sunrise from the dock

  • Boathouse and dock

    Boathouse and dock

  • Kayakers entering Tod Inlet

    Kayakers entering Tod Inlet

  • Brentwood Bay/Mill Bay Ferry

    Brentwood Bay/Mill Bay Ferry

  • End of Tod Inlet

    End of Tod Inlet

  • Yachts at anchor

    Yachts at anchor

  • Tranquil Saanich Inlet

    Tranquil Saanich Inlet

  • Path in Gowland Tod Park

    Path in Gowland Tod Park

  • Sunset from the porch

    Sunset from the porch

 

 

Brentwood Bay is a never ending source of nautical interest. From fishing boats to sailboats and kayaks, sea planes bringing guests to Butchart Gardens to the arrival of super yachts with helicopter pads, there is always something to watch. The Boathouse faces Daphne Island and Brentwood Bay harbour, with a back drop featuring Senanus Island and Saanich Inlet.

 

Vancouver Island’s most beautiful shortcut, the Brentwood Bay to Mill Bay Ferry connects you quickly to the rest of the island.

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