Tsehum Harbour Yacht Docks

A Working Yacht Club Harbour

Framed by the calm waters of Tsehum Harbour, this camera looks toward the outstation docks of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club, one of the oldest sailing clubs on Canada's Pacific coast. Rows of masts and rigging mark the moorage where members keep their cruising sailboats.

Sailing on the Saanich Peninsula

Tucked into the northern tip of the Saanich Peninsula, the harbor sits close to the sheltered channels that link Vancouver Island to the Gulf Islands and the wider Salish Sea. The protected anchorage makes it a natural gathering point for racing fleets and cruising sailors alike.

A Continuously Monitored Marina

The feed is part of a marine monitoring network that keeps a continuous watch over the harbor, giving a real sense of the rhythm of boating life along this stretch of British Columbia's coastline.