Getting To Nootka Sound
By air to Comox or
Campbell River
Air Canada 1-888-247-2262
Pacific Coastal Airlines 1-800-663-2872
Westjet 1-888-937-8538
By Seaplane
Northwest Seaplanes – 1-800-690-0086
Seaplane from Seattle to our dock
Kenmore Air – 1-866-435-9524
Lake Washington to Nanaimo, Vancouver, or a charter direct to your dock
Seair Seaplanes – 1-800-447-3247
Seaplane from Vancouver to our dock
Vancouver Island Air – 1-250-287-2433
Seaplane from Campbell River to our dock
Connects To Kenmore Air Seattle Flights
Air Nootka – 1-250-283-2255
Seaplane from Gold River to our dock
Charter only
Pacific Seaplanes – 1-855-933-5922
Seaplane from Vancouver, Port Alberni & more to our dock
By car
BC Ferries – 1-888-BCFERRY
Horseshoe Bay Terminal to Departure Bay
Tsawwassen Terminal to Duke Point
MV Coho Ferry – 1-250-386-2202
Port Angeles, Washington to Victoria,
BC Washington State Ferry – 1-888-808-7977
Anacortes, Washington to Victoria, BC
Directions
Once on the Island, head north on Highway 19 to Campbell River. From there head west on Hwy 28, which meanders along lake and mountain sides, for about 91 kms (57 miles). This is considered one of the most spectacular drives on Vancouver Island.
Upon arrival in Gold River, keep heading straight following the signs to Tahsis. This is an active logging road that is well maintained gravel with paving on the steepest hills. Please keep to your side of the road and drive with your headlights on at all times. If towing a boat, make sure your brakes are functioning as the road has grades as much as 18%.
Moutcha Bay Resort is located 43 km north of Gold River. 6 km (3.7 miles) after the Conuma Fish Hatchery you will see our entrance on the left hand side of the road. The gate is open 6AM-11PM. There is a boat launch and parking is available on site.
Gold River has a much improved boat launch. If you bring a heavy boat of 24 feet or more you may wish to launch at Gold River. Please phone us for advice on this issue.
If you are towing a foreign-registered vessel into Canada it must be in compliance with the safety equipment requirements for its country of registration only. If the vessel will be in Canada for more than 45 consecutive days you will need to comply with the Canadian equipment and competency regulations. The Transport Canada website provides information for visitors with vessels here.
