Mayne Island, British Columbia Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Mayne Island is refreshingly rural and offers bed and breakfast visitors a real chance to escape from the busy world. There are many beautiful sites to explore on a Mayne Island bed and breakfast vacation. Lighthouse Park should the first stop of any bed and breakfast visitor. This 1885 lighthouse is a perfect vantage point to see... » show more the Strait of Georgia, watch harbor seals or seabirds. To enjoy the water yourself, Mayne Island bed and breakfast visitors should visit the Gulf island National Park Reserve. Inside the park is Bennett Bay, which is one of the best beaches on Mayne Island. There are also lots of varied hiking trails for bed and breakfast visitors who want to have an adventure. Hiking to the end of Campbell Point will show bed and breakfast visitors a breathtaking view of Mt. Baker. Kayaking is a great for bed and breakfast visitors to enjoy the beautiful surroundings. There are many outfitting companies on Mayne Island, so make sure to check with your bed and breakfast innkeeper about which one is their favorite. Another great outdoor attraction on Mayne Island is the Japanese Garden, which honors the early Japanese settlers of Mayne Island. For shopping and dining, Mayne Island bed and breakfast visitors will enjoy Miners Bay, which is the central hub of the island, and has a lively farmers market during the summer. Seeing the local farms is a great adventure for bed and breakfast visitors, too, who will learn about the rich agricultural heritage of Mayne Island. « show less