





Quadra Island is part of an archipelago known as the Discovery Islands. Located near Vancouver Island and accessible by ferry from Campbell River, it is a real haven of nature and is rich in First Nations history and culture.
If you have a few more days after a Vancouver Island itinerary, we recommend paying them a visit!
Quadra Island
Quadra Island is a spectacular destination for water sports enthusiasts. You can rent a kayak on the island, or take a guided kayak tour on the clear coastal waters around the island.
The marine waters around Quadra Island are home to a dazzling array of underwater life. Snorkeling is the perfect activity for viewing this fascinating underwater ecosystem.
Chinese Mountains
Quadra Island is also home to several provincial parks, providing opportunities for hiking, rock climbing and even mountain biking. Chinese Mountains are a well-known Quadra Island landmark and the destination for one of the Island's more popular hiking trails. The vista from the south peak is stunning, with views of Rebecca Spit, the vast dark Vancouver Island forest to the west and the mainland Coast Range Mountains to the east.
Nuymbalees Cultural Centre
Would you like to learn more about the First Nations peoples of Quadra Island? This fascinating museum is home to a large collection of cultural and historical artifacts of the Kwak'wala, Laich-Kwil-Tach and K'omoks people. There is also an exhibit dedicated to local languages and dialects.
Festivals calendar
Quadra Island Studio Tour
Dates: early June
Visit the far reaches of Quadra Island, where artists open their studios to present their latest creations. The Studio Tour is an excellent way to explore the island and to discover a wide range of art techniques. The Community Centre is transformed into an art gallery for the occasion.
Quadrapalooza
Dates: early September
This annual weekend long family event takes place at the Quadra Island Community Centre and showcases a huge selection of diverse Canadian artists on a multitude of different stages. Workshops, music, juggling, dancing and more.
Sun, saltwater and nature
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Beautiful island
(Translated by Google) Very nice relaxing place surrounded by wildlife (deer, whales and seals). Elk falls provincial park at Cambell River is worth a visit
Our favorite place with Tofino
(Translated by Google) A truly amazing place. As soon as you drive at night, there are animals everywhere. We saw eagles, deer and even sea lions right in front of our cottage. The local museum was closed in the off season but there was a permanent exhibit outside with petroglyphs and all sorts of things to see. Few restaurants but those that are there are very good when they are open.


Interesting hike
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Calme discovery Island
(Translated by Google) Nice experience in calm Swimming in the sea (arm of the sea) A superb 3-hour kayak trip