Semi-Waterfront: 2 minutes walking distance to a beautiful sandy beach.
Located on the West Side of Indian Point. The best sunsets on the island. Indian Point looks out to Vancouver Island to the West Side, and the Discovery Islands to the North.
Shallow warm water perfect for kids and kayaking.
Very quiet, usually less than 10 cars/day, because of the location. Friendly neighbours: empty lots on each side.
Taxi service, firefighters service all year round; Ambulance service in the summer.
Savary Island is the tropical island of the Northern Pacific. It has the warmest waters North of Mexico.
Clams and oysters abound.
Artbutus is a 1350 sq.ft 3 Bedroom cedar cabin that includes a very large master bedroom
1 bathroom with hot shower + 1 ensuite in one of the smaller rooms
Propane appliances.
Fully functional with new Power System (generator, batteries and invertor).
Rates: $900/week from Sat. to Sat.; $700 before July and after Sept. 3rd (labour day long week-end); $1100 for Aug. 25th - Sept. 3rd;
- Great sunsets from the living room.
- wood stove.
- telephone for local emergencies.
Full kitchen with everything you need for cooking.
Bring all your groceries, as grocery service is limited and far away.
We do have the Chocolate Lily, an absolutely fantastic small restaurant at walking distance that two chefs from Vancouver opened 3 years ago. Some people come to Savary Island just to try their delicious meals. It's an easy 30 mn. walk from the cabin.
Bring dish towels, kindlings, bedsheets and pillowcases. We have blankets.
Reserve water taxi early as they get booked up heavily in the summer. Land taxi service can be reserved at the same time (taxis can also deliver grocery in case of emergency). Water taxi and land taxi number is: 604.483.9749. Long-distance from Vancouver.
Ferries: Most people travel to Savary Island through Lund, from Powell River. They take a ferry to Langdale, on the Sunshine Coast, and from Horseshoe Bay, near Vancouver. Then, from Langdale, they drive through Sechelt to Earls Cove, following directions towards Powell River or Earls Cove. Then, they take the ferry from Earls Cove to Saltery Bay and drive through Powell River to Lund. The ferries charges one way only. You should take the earliest ferry in the morning, usually 7:20 am (please verify the summer schedule), and you should reserve from Horseshoe Bay to Langdale, and vice-versa.
www.bcferries.com
For BC Ferry reservations by phone, call toll-free in North America: 1-888-223-3779.
Or punch in *BCF (*223) on Rogers or Telus Mobility networks.
From outside North America, call (250) 386-3431. Locals can phone 604-487-9333.