Marina· Saanich Peninsula (Sidney)· Salish Sea — San Juans, Gulf Islands & Desolation Sound
Van Isle Marina (Tsehum Harbour, Sidney)
48° 40.1′ N · 123° 24.4′ W
A long-established family marina in Tsehum Harbour, about 1.5 km north of downtown Sidney, with a fuel dock, customs phone and a full boatyard. It is a practical stop for fuel, repairs and clearing in when Port Sidney is full.
Practical
Coordinate is the OSM marina outline. VHF 66A, phone 250-656-1138. Fuel dock with gas and diesel; the customs phone is in the small shed at the end of the fuel dock. Guest moorage includes a long side-tie dock along the east breakwater; call ahead for space. Power 15-100 amp, washrooms, showers, laundry, Wi-Fi, pump-out and used-oil disposal, haul-out to about 45 tonnes and repair yard. Free loaner bikes for the ride into Sidney. Restaurant at the head of the docks. Tsehum Harbour is crowded with moorings and private docks, so go slow and keep to the channel.
Best for
Fuel, customs, repairs and haul-out
Season
Year-round
Nearby
- Canoe Cove Marina (North Saanich)0.8 NM away
- Port Sidney Marina (Sidney)1.1 NM away
- Sidney Town Provisioning (Beacon Avenue)1.2 NM away
- Princess Bay (Portland Island)3.4 NM away
- Sidney Spit (Sidney Island)3.4 NM away
- G.B. Church Wreck (Portland Island)3.8 NM away
- Royal Cove (Portland Island)4.2 NM away
- Russell Island (Fulford Harbour entrance)4.9 NM away
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