Late-night goat calls, chonky feral sheep, and an abandoned homestead. Jedediah Island is one of those remote anchorages in BC that feels like it exists outside of time. For anyone cruising the BC coast, it’s an unforgettable stop.

British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast and Gulf Islands offer some of the most underrated sailing anchorages on the Pacific Coast. While many cruising guides highlight dramatic destinations like the west coast of Vancouver Island or the glacier-fed inlets of Alaska, savvy boaters know there’s something special about these more sheltered local waters.