Why Port Alice?

Port Alice was recently rated #3 tourist destination “must see” in Canada in EcoTourism category.

Construction scheduled to start on 100+ unit hotel and timeshareas well as a brand new marina!

Some of the BEST fishing on the planet with about 10 lakes nearby.

Port Alice is one of the gateways to the west coast. Side Bay, Gooding Cove, Harvey Cove and Klaskino Inlet are all accessible by boat or logging roads through spectacular scenery, with the good chance of viewing wildlife such as deer, bears, cougars, eagles, etc.

Just 30 min. from Port McNeill and Port
Hardy, 40 min. from Telegraph Cove, all
paved road.
Port Hardy airport is nearby. Beautiful, easy drive from Vancouver.
Construction scheduled to start on full facility NEW marina.
Port Alice was recently rated #3 tourist destination “must see” in CANADA. ECO-TOURISM
Some of the BEST salt / fresh water fishing on the planet with about 10 lakes nearby
This is a very pristine area located on the north end of Vancouver Island.
Use it as a vacation get-a-way…….rent it out the rest of the year. Vacation rental management is in place.
The community is situated on the side of a mountain, and this, affords everyone a ‘million dollar view’.
Construction scheduled to start on 20 new homes- $250,000.00 to $450,000.00

Port Alice has a Health Clinic with rotating doctors, 2 churches: Ocean View Christian Assembly (Pentecostal), and St. John’s Ecumenical (Catholic, Anglican, United and Seventh-day Adventist congregations).

There is a busy Community Centre with a fully equipped Weight Room, a gymnasium and meeting rooms. The local Seniors’ Group have a centre of their own, and 4 km from town, next to the Pulp Mill, is one of the oldest and most challenging 9-Hole Golf Courses on the island. There is a public boat launch in town, adjacent to the private Port Alice Yacht Club, however, regrettably, at this time, there is no public mooring. Lions Park and the recently completed seawalk offer a pleasant scenic way to exercise or just to spend some time. Behind town is a challenging mountain bike trail that hosts the annual “Rumble Fest” mountain bike race in the spring.

There are also 2 lakes nearby for summer swimming, boating and fishing. Link River Campsite, Marble Port Alice

River Campsite and Spruce Bay offer the camper basic wilderness sites, with picnic tables, fire pits and access to hiking trails and great scenery. Several interesting karst formations – Devil’s Bath, Eternal Fountain and Vanishing River, are all within easy driving distance

Port Alice is one of the gateways to the west coast. Side Bay, Gooding Cove, Harvey Cove and Klaskino Inlet are all accessible by boat or logging roads through spectacular scenery, with the good chance of viewing wildlife such as deer, bears, cougars, eagles, etc.

Schooling, from K-10 with two grade splits is anticipated for the upcoming school year. Grades 11 and 12 are bussed to Port McNeill daily.

For accommodation and meals, there is a hotel with a coffee shop, and lounge, a steak-house restaurant, a RV Park with laundry and shower facilities, 1 bed and breakfast operation, and several apartment/townhouses available for short-term rentals. The local grocery store has a deli counter, sporting goods and fishing licenses.

Contact Blair Verbin 780.903.4060 or 780.429.9621