The trip to Port McNeil was uneventful. Fog until Hardy Head then sunshine and no wind.
Port McNeil marina looking toward the ferry terminal.
The weather forecast called for strong northwesterly winds so we decided to sail down Johnstone Strait the next morning. The breeze finally started to fill in as we cleared Cormorant Island so we had a good sail to Port Neville.
Port Neville. The dock still appears in good shape but there was no sign of life ashore.
We were off again fairly early the next morning to catch the slack at Race Passage and hopefully the flood to Campbell River.
The flood current was a little stronger than anticipated and we were really early for Seymour Narrows so we stopped at a small marine park behind Chatham Point. We had enough time that Bev decided to make a loaf of bread before catching the end of the flood at Seymour then into Gowlland Harbour ( across from Campbell River) for the night.
Rocky Cove Marine Park . The buildings are part of Chatham Point lighthouse complex.
Sunset from Gowlland Harbour