Places to stay in Pender Island

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A wooden table features a bottle of white wine alongside two elegant glasses. The backdrop showcases tall trees and lush greenery, creating a serene outdoor setting. Soft sunlight filters through the foliage, illuminating the natural elements of the scene.
Guest suite in Pender Island
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 16 reviews

Forest B&B: Island Paradise with Private Hot Tub

ChloeRating, 5 stars3 days ago
Nestled within a beautiful forest, Emma's suite was a great place to come back to after a busy day exploring the island. The suite is cozy, clean and well equipped. The hot tub and outdoor space steal the show as it looks into the woods and is so relaxing. We loved our stay and extended weekend away from the city.
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A large deck offers stunning views of the ocean and surrounding trees, with white patio furniture positioned for relaxation. Sunlight illuminates the space, enhancing the serene coastal atmosphere. Stairs lead down to the lower level, seamlessly connecting the outdoor and indoor areas.
Villa in Pender Island
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 41 reviews

SaliHaven: Oceanfront 4Bedrooms 5Beds 3.5Bath

MaryRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Super responsive, proactive and accommodating
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The image showcases a private deck framed by wooden beams, featuring two teal Adirondack chairs positioned to overlook the water. Lush greenery surrounds the area, and a clear view of boats gently bobbing in the distance can be seen through the trees, creating a serene setting.
Guest suite in Salt Spring Island
5 out of 5 average rating, 68 reviews

Garden Suite with Sauna,Jacuzzi,ice barrel +kayaks

JordanRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Gary was an unbelievable host. Fantastic communication, great tour of the property, and overall a stellar human being. We started each day with a delicious breakfast made by Gary on the oceanfront patio, enjoying the sun. We had tons of privacy and full run of the jacuzzi and other amenities. It was our first time to Salt Spring, and we won’t be staying anywhere else for future visits :)
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A 1963 Double Decker Bus is nestled in a forested area, surrounded by tall trees and greenery. Two wooden adirondack chairs are positioned beside a circular fire pit made of stones, inviting relaxation. A wooden deck extends from the bus, creating a cozy outdoor space.
Tiny home in Saturna Island
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 60 reviews

Wild Thyme Hideaway

ScottRating, 5 stars2 days ago
Very private, cozy, unique place to spend a couple days away from the city. I very much enjoyed the space, and the island in general. I would definitely stay in the bus again. Waking up to deer right outside your window was a really cool experience.
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A cozy wooden cabin is nestled among tall cedar trees, elevated on a wooden platform. A small deck extends from the front, providing a sheltered entryway. The surrounding forest features varying green foliage, creating a natural and secluded atmosphere.
Cabin in Pender Island
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 59 reviews

Cozy Cedar Cottage

EmmaRating, 5 stars1 week ago
My husband and I greatly enjoyed our stay at the cottage! It was rustic while still being well appointed, you have everything you might need there. It is also such a quiet and beautiful setting, perfect for a relaxing weekend getaway. The cottage is perfectly situated for exploring the islands. Everything is an easy driving distance away, and there is a beautiful winery and cidery in easy walking distance (very helpful if you’ve enjoyed a few drinks at a tasting!) We would stay at Tamara’s cottage again in a heartbeat, and would recommend it to anyone we know looking for a comfortable and relaxing place to spend some time on Pender Island!
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A charming cabin exterior is depicted, featuring a sloped roof and large windows that allow natural light to enter. A deck extends from the front, surrounded by greenery, while a gravel driveway leads to a sheltered entryway beneath the structure.
Cabin in Pender Island
5 out of 5 average rating, 21 reviews

Cozy 2 Bedroom Cabin on Pender

GarthRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Four of us from our family had a wonderful relaxing weekend staying at Wayne’s. The house is well equipped, comfortable, and has a wonderful view of the nearby bay. We would absolutely recommend it and hope to visit again!
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Two young deer are seen in a natural setting, surrounded by grassy terrain and tall trees. The deer appear calm, with one standing closer to the foreground, showcasing its features in soft sunlight that filters through the leaves.
Cottage in Pender Island
4.73 out of 5 average rating, 40 reviews

Cottage 22 at Currents Marina and Resort

DanRating, 5 stars3 months ago
The street was very quiet. I think there was only one or two other cabins that were being used that week, which means we had a very peaceful stay. We locked out it was also very sunny the entire week. The place was amazing with big windows, it was clean, bright and beautiful. Thank you very much Cheryl. We had a wonderful stay. Looking forward to booking with you again 🙂
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A spacious wooden deck extends toward a serene water view, framed by trees and lush greenery. Two black lounge chairs are positioned for relaxation, while a decorative stone features a tranquil aesthetic. The entrance is marked by large glass doors, inviting natural light into the space.
Home in Eastsound
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 274 reviews

Luxe Beachfront, Hot Tub, Kayaking, Walk to Town

AkhilRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Perfect getaway spot close to nearby town if you need anything.

Your guide to Pender Island

All About Pender Island

Lying between the coast of British Columbia and Vancouver Island, Pender Island is, in fact, two islands — North Pender and South Pender — separated by a canal and joined by a bridge. Long known for its coastal views, forested hills, and pristine waters, Pender is the kind of place that allows you to leave the world behind for a while and enjoy the outdoors. Even though this is the second most populous of Canada's Gulf Islands, there isn't even a town per se, just a plaza housing essential services like a grocery store, emergency care, and pharmacy.

The coastline is riddled with coves and beaches for swimming, fishing, and kayaking opportunities for all skill levels. On land, you’ll find more than 60 hiking trails, including those in the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, and the island's narrow, twisting roads provide plenty of scenic adventures for cyclists. Stop for local produce or fresh home baking at one of the farm stands you'll pass while you’re out and about. Every Saturday from May through October, you can shop at the farmers market at the Community Hall, where you'll find local produce and artisan foods as well as arts and crafts.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Pender Island

Like all the Gulf Islands, Pender Island benefits from a balmy, sub-Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters. Summer begins in earnest in July, with clear skies and comfortable heat that last through September. The islands are located in a “rain shadow,” meaning they get far more sun than the mainland coast of British Columbia. And although the rains last from October through the winter, most days it’s a cold drizzle, so you can enjoy most island activities year-round so long as you remember a raincoat. (It's a bit too cold for swimming in the winter months.) If you happen to be on Pender Island to ring in the New Year, be sure to take in the Lantern Festival at Magic Lake. The extraordinary show involves paper lanterns, stilt walkers, giant puppets, and a lighted ballet on the lake.


Top things to do in Pender Island

North Pender Parks

Pender Island has several beautiful parks to explore. In North Pender’s Roe Lake Park, you’ll find a 1.7-mile loop trail that takes you up to the lake through Douglas fir forest. Roesland, part of the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, is a lovely seaside park that makes a wonderful picnic spot. You may spot sea stars or harbor seals on the beach or eagles overhead.

South Pender Parks

South Pender boasts the spectacular Mount Norman Park, over 247 acres of wildlife-filled forest. A 30-minute hike on the main trail will lead you through towering fir trees to an unsurpassable view of the gulf. For swimming, you can try Beaumont Park, which offers a sandy beach as well as a selection of hiking trails.

Arts Tour

While you won’t find a formal arts tour on Pender, it is easy to put together your own. The island is dotted with studios, galleries, and independent shops that feature local handiwork. Painting, pottery, photography, needlecrafts, and locally crafted jewelry are just some of the treasures.

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