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Hornby Island BC: The central stretch of the Gulf Islands consists of two popular smaller islands named Denman and Hornby Island. Hornby, the smaller of the two islands, attracts artists, romantics, naturalists and outdoor adventurers to its picturisque shorelines. The island is home to many talented resident artists who excell in the laid back island environment. Hornby Island is lucky enough to have some of the most beautiful island coastlines and parks to expore. The sandy pebbled beach and reclusive coves, wilderness hiking trails and the marine views receive tons of praise. The beauty of Hornby Island's natural environment also draws the attenion of the local wildlife like deer, seals, herons, and predator birds like Bald Eagles and hawks!
Hornby, the smaller of the two islands, is set back behind Denman Island. Visitors to Hornby Island, BC almost always rave about their visit to the Helliwell Park the trails and ocean views. And then their are some who love the kayaking adventures or
the relaxing swimming evironment at Tribune Bay.
Hornby Island is on the Georgia Strait so there s plenty of good opportunities for wildlife viewing and a good selection of recreational activities to keep one busy. Many visitors arrive by a short BC Ferry ride coming from Denman Island to explore the island by hiking or biking. The trip to Hornby exploring the bluffs at Helliwell
Park is worth the trip alone. The central Gulf Island enjoys recreational beach areas also like Tribune Bay. The island is a popular destination for kayakers, boaters, biking, fishing, hiking, bird watching and underwater scuba diving.
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