James Bay, Prevost Island

    A very pleasant and often quiet area to anchor in the Gulf Islands National Park is James Bay on Prevost Island. This is one of the few areas where the water is regularly warm enough for swimming and while the island portion of the park isn’t very large the shoreline is a great place to explore. Good kayaking is an added bonus.

    Aerial photograph of Prevost Island, Southern Gulf Islands, British Columbia, Canada
    Aerial photograph of Prevost Island, Southern Gulf Islands, British Columbia, Canada
    Swimming in the Gulf Islands National Park
    Swimming in the Gulf Islands National Park

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