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Tenedos Bay Anchorage

Tenedos Bay Anchorage – Desolation Sound

DESOLATION SOUND-2013
1. Local Knowledge is Important When Cruising Desolation Sound
2. Our First Night Out In Desolation Sound – Anchored in Grace Harbour
3. Fueling and Provisioning at Refuge Cove – Desolation Sound
4. Tenedos Bay Anchorage – Desolation Sound
5. Hiking to Unwin Lake For A Refreshing Swim
6. “What Day Is It?” – Tenedos Bay Anchorage
7. Cruising To Prideaux Haven
8. Anchorage in Laura Cove For the Civic Holiday – Another Hike To Unwin Lake
9. Lots Of Rocks In Laura Cove
10. Cruising Homfray Channel to Walsh Cove, British Columbia
11. Something Special About Toba Wildernest
12. Swimmingly Warm in Pendrell Sound – Desolation Sound, British Columbia
13. Fighting Rapids at Squirrel Cove – Desolation Sound, British Columbia
14. Wrapping Up Our Desolation Sound Cruise in Beautiful Roscoe Bay
15. Seeking Crystal Clear Water of Black Lake

From Refuge Cove it was a short 7 to 8-mile hop over to Tenedos Bay. Once in the midst of Desolation Sound every port, cove, or bay is no more than a day’s cruise from your starting point. This close proximity between points of interest allowed us to take our time, linger longer, leave later, and cruise slowly while still arriving early to any spot on our scheduled route.

Tenedos Bay provided a tree-lined canyon and a well-protected spot just a short dinghy ride to the trail that leads up to Unwin Lake.

Our chosen anchorage provided a tree-lined canyon where we stern tied to shore in calm water. Tenedos Bay is one of the recommended anchorages John and Tracy, on Sea Change, gave us during our chart review in Ganges. Not only does it provide a beautiful, natural setting to anchor, but with a short trip across the bay in our dinghy we were able to hike up to the fresh, pristine water of Unwin Lake.

 

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