Sooke Kayaking

Driving 38 km (23.6 miles) from Victoria, the Sooke district is on Vancouver Island's southern tip. The ocean-side village of Sooke, with its thriving community, is home to lots of visitors, especially kayaking enthusiasts.
Sooke is primarily known for being the starting point of the West Coast Trail. Exploring the graceful nature and astonishing coastlines around the Sooke conveys a sense of amazement and adventure. Kayaking between Port Renfrew and Sooke in the summer is one of the best experiences available on Vancouver Island.
Having one of the mildest weather conditions in Canada, Sooke is full of natural beauty. Other outdoor recreations include hiking, cycling, horseback riding, fishing, sailing, and whale watching. Also, there are events such as music festivals; all of them are among the most critical reasons to visit Sooke. It is noteworthy to mention that this place is known as the Tall Tree Capital of Canada. Visitors reaching the end of the Juan de Fuca Trail can observe spectacular tide pools offering unique glimpses into underwater worlds near Botanical Beach.

Sooke Kayaking Location

Driving 38 km (23.6 miles) west of Victoria, Sooke is on the southwest coast of Vancouver Island along the scenic West Coast Highway 14. This place is south of Lake Cowichan and in the vicinity of Port Renfrew and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.