Mayne Island
Water Taxi Schedules
Music + Events
Saturday • June 15
Bennet Bay Bistro | Live Music
1:30 pm - The Angry Spinsters
3 pm - Drew Ferneyhough
Sunday • June 16
Bennet Bay Bistro | Live Music
1:30 pm - David & Frank Scanlan
3 pm - Vagablonde
Mayne Must Sees!
Bus by Request
Mayne Island Community Bus volunteer drivers will be at both Miner’s Bay and Horton Bay docks to provide transportation to all of Mayne Island’s major attractions.
Please text 250-739-1245 to reserve a free ride, or simply speak to your driver when you arrive. See you soon!
Locations
Miners Bay
Mayne Island Museum
Sat / Sun 10 am - 1 pm
Located in the Plumper Pass 1896 “Gaol” which now houses items from the people who lived, worked and played on Mayne Island.
Thrift Store
Sat / Sun 12 - 5pm
Visit the original Thrift Store and the new "Store Next Door" for some great bargains!
Shavasana Art Gallery
Sat 9am - 4pm & Sun 10:15am to 4pm
A place for local artists and craftspeople to exhibit their work! Drop in for a coffee or tea and enjoy a locally baked cookie or square and a chance to view fabulous art.
1 • Lighthouse Point
Georgina Point Heritage Park
This waterfront park overlooking Active Pass is part of the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve. The grassy grounds are great for picnicking and it his home to Georgina Point Lighthouse built in 1885!
2 • Dinner Bay
Disc Park
Sat / Sun 12 - 5pm
Check out the 18 hole course along with a playground, washrooms, shelter with picnic tables, mini-putt , volleyball net, horseshoes, a baseball diamond, and beach access.
Japanese Gardens
Open all day!
Dedicated to the memory and legacy of the island’s Japanese-Canadian community. The garden is valued for its tranquility and sense of peace.
3 • Bennett Bay Bistro
The Bistro
Sat / Sun 12 - 8 pm
The menu features Ocean Wise seafood, made to order comfort dishes created with fresh ingredients, and a wide selection of wines and local beers.
Campbell Point
Campbell Point Trail is a quick stroll through the Gulf Islands National Park. The route offers good views of Georgia Strait, Bennet Bay, Campbell Bay, Georgeson Island and Saturna Island!
4 • Brewing Co.
Mayne Island Brewing Company
Sat / Sun 1 - 5pm
MIBC produces over 15 styles of bottle conditioned Ale's and Lager's! Tasting flights of 4 x 3oz pours can be enjoyed at our outdoor expanded tasting room while seated around Wooden Slab tables.
5 • Campbell Bay
Campbell Bay is the deepest bay on Mayne Island! The bay is a popular for boating, sailing, kayaking and swimming.
Join us on June 15th & 16th
Mayne Island Tours
Plan your own visit to Mayne from the options above or check out these preplanned self guided tours for an easy travel day…
Historic Mayne
Japanese Gardens, museum, lighthouse point, thrift store and lunch!
Arriving from Salt Spring (Ganges), Galiano (Sturdies) or Saturna (Lyall):
Hop on the ‘5 Island Connector’ and arrive at 10:35 am!
Arriving from Pender (Browning):
Hop on the ‘Pender - Saturna’ boat, transfer at Saturna to the ‘5 Island Connector’ and arrive at 10:40 am!
By request to your bus driver, we suggest you visit:
Lighthouse Point
Check out the historic lighthouse built in 1969 while enjoying the view of active pass!
Japanese Gardens at Dinner Bay
Bennet Bay Bistro
Enjoy Lunch!
Miners Bay
Check out the Museum and Thrift Store
At 5 pm ‘5 Island Connector’ departs (Pender transfer at Saturna)
Outdoor Adventure
Arriving from Salt Spring Ganges, Galiano (Sturdies), Mayne Miners: Hop on the ‘5 Island Connector’ and transfer at Saturna (Lyall) to the ‘Pender - Mayne - Saturna’ boat!
By request to your bus driver, we suggest you visit:
Lighthouse Point
Check out Georgina Point
Dinner Bay
Enjoy the Disc Park and Japanese Gardens!
Bennet Bay Bistro
Enjoy Lunch at the Bistro and book a kayaking adventure to explore Campbell Bay!
Miners Bay
5 pm ‘5 Island Connector’ departs
The Southern Gulf Islands have a rich and dense Indigenous history, which means each of the five islands have been spoken to or about in one or more language long before English or written letters existed.
Let us treat these islands as our relatives and learn about the places we live in or visit. The Southern Gulf Islands Tourism Partnership has put together a list of place names in SENĆOŦEN and Hul’quimi’num.
Is where you’re standing right now on the list?