Garrison Bay Cruise
May 24 - 26, 2008
- Anchor in beautiful Garrison Bay, which has a constant depth of about 15' throughout. A perfect situation for rafting, which adds to the party environment.
- Onshore activities include touring the British Camp Historical site, hiking to the old British cemetery and to the top of Young Hill for one of the most spectacular views in the islands, or a visit to the nearby alpaca farm and store.
- Also, a dinghy ride and/or a vigorous hike will take you to Roche Harbor Resort. Recommended is a visit to Westcott Bay Reserve Sculpture Park, where you can view over 75 sculptures by prominent Northwest artists on a 19-acre "outdoor museum" overlooking Westcott Bay, across from the Roche Harbor airstrip and cottages.
- On Saturday evening, 1700, we will hold a get-together in the form of a Happy Hour on "Echo II" and "Tortuga" (they will be rafted). As always, BYOB plus a munchie for sharing.
- There will be an onshore gathering Sunday evening at British Camp, beginning at 1700h. The menu will be Westcott Bay oysters and clams, plus anything else you would like to throw on the barbie. Bring an hors d'oeuvre and your own adult beverage and, if possible, something to sit on. We will bring a portable bbq. Return to your boat for dinner, or stay and cook-out. Members of the Oak Harbor YC will be joining AYC for this onshore gathering.
- Please take note that the trip home on Memorial Day, May 26, can be rough due to many boat wakes. If you can stay over until the next day the ride will be much smoother.
- If you know you are going, please notify us.
Questions? Contact Cruise Captains Warren & Linda Walz; 360-293-0601; or email www@wncpa.com
Guss Island in Garrison Bay