Plan around the ferry
Check the official Crofton schedule before launch. Never cross in front; wait until the ferry and its wake have passed.
Check the BC Ferries scheduleA protected bay with a working ferry route and a shell-covered shoreline. Check the sailing schedule and bring water shoes; both make the day easier.
A calm gap between sailings gives you room to settle into the bay without rushing the launch or return.
Check the official Crofton schedule before launch. Never cross in front; wait until the ferry and its wake have passed.
Check the BC Ferries scheduleThe beach has clam shells, barnacles and sharp ground. Put water shoes on before walking down to the shoreline.
Follow five short steps from the resort arrival area to the station and bay.
Open directions
Park in the resort arrival area and put your water shoes on.

Read the official schedule and scan the channel before leaving the car.

Match the trailer and locker area to the on-site PaddlePoint QR.

Check wind, tide, daylight, wake and the ferry's current position.

Bring every included item back to the same station area.

Osborne Bay is sheltered, but Stuart Channel is an active marine route. The easy choice is a calm window between sailings with enough tide over the sharp shoreline.
Check the ferry first, then wind, tide and daylight. If a vessel is moving or manoeuvring, wait in safe water.
If the ferry, weather or route feels unclear, wait and contact support before launching.



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