10 Top Things To Do on Malcolm Island, 
Gulf Islands, BC, Canada

The Top 10 Things To Do on Malcolm Island, British Columbia, Canada located on the east coast of Vancouver Island, part of the Gulf Island B.C. Region.

Ocean Kayaking: Kayaking in the region is endless so come and explore the Burdwood Group of Islands and the Broughton Archipelago.

Hiking and Walking: There are some smaller hikes on the island. Explore the Mateoja Trail and the Beautiful Bay Trail, or take in the miles and miles of pebbled beaches.

Whale Watching: Killer Whales, (Orcas) can be seen from Bere Point. Many Orcas visit Bere Point as it is a popular rubbing rock.

Beachcombing: Plenty of opportunity to roam the beaches on Sointula. There is one section of beach which stretches for 10 kilometres.

Biking: Paved roads and some gravel roads lead you into the backwoods of Sointula. Take the ferry with your bike and continue the journey on another island.

Canoeing and Kayaking: Explore the coves and inlets like Mitchell Bay, Rough Bay and Pultenay Point. More experienced paddlers can venture the east side of the island with rougher currents to explore like Bere Point, Black Bluff and Trinity Bay. Next door to the Broughton Archipelago is a big plus as some of the most remote kayakers venture out to this maze of islands to explore.

Ocean Fishing: Cast a line at Robson Bight, or near Swanson Island, in Knight Inlet, or Chio Channel. Salmon, Cod, and Halibut call this home.

Scuba Diving: Stated as some of the best temperate water diving in the world. Crystal clear ocean with fantastic visibility. Explore off the coast of Cormorant or Malcolm Islands where some of best coral formations can be found.

Boating: Explore the surrounding wilderness islands of Stubbs, Pearse and in and around Cormorant and Malcolm islands can offer. Dock into Sointula's Lions Harbour which offers an overnight rest and moorage while planning the activities for your next day.

Wildlife Watching: Bald Eagles, Blue Heron and many other marine birds visit with Malcolm Island often. Observe the Orca Whales swimming in pods off the coastline from the safety of your tour guides boat.