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  Galiano Island
   Galiano Island is a long, relatively narrow, island of 57 sq km. It is the
  second largest of the big islands. Galiano has a population of about 1000
  people. Galiano was named after Captain Dionisio Alcala Galiano of the Spanish
  naval vessel Sutil in 1792.
  Galiano Island is a long, relatively narrow, island of 57 sq km. It is the
  second largest of the big islands. Galiano has a population of about 1000
  people. Galiano was named after Captain Dionisio Alcala Galiano of the Spanish
  naval vessel Sutil in 1792.
  
  Galiano enjoys fast ferry service to Tsawwassen on the BC Mainland, near
  Vancouver (approx. 55 minute trip). The ferry then goes on to Mayne, Pender,
  and Salt Spring (this route is between Tsswassan, Vancouver's terminal and Long Harbour,
  on Salt Spring Island).
  
  Galiano is also home to the Gulf Islands Film and Television School. Set in a
  former logging camp, the school's students produce award winning work during
  the intensive week long courses.
  
  Galiano, like Mayne, offers foreshore on Georgia Strait, with panoramic views
  back to Vancouver/Lower Mainland and Coastal mountains. The more protected
  oceanfront options, facing Trincomali Channel and looking across to Salt
  Spring Island, can be bluff/"high bank" waterfront options.
  
  
  Galinao is famous for its Heritage Forest preserves, and its several marine park reserves.
  A less well known one is Dionisio Marine Park, with wonderful Coon Bay, just at the exit
  point from Porlier Pass into Georgia Strait. If you've never been here, please put it on
  your list of things to do!
  A lovely place to stay is: the totally refurbished Galiano Inn, at Sturdies Bay --
  great restaurant, spa facility, and walking distance to the ferry.
   A great place to eat is the Hummingbird Pub. If you are docked at the Montugue Harbour
  Marina, the public dock beside the marina, or anchored / moored in Montague Harbour, you
  should catch the free bus to the Hummingbird Pub. It is a unique experience. The bus picks
  you up about a block from the marina / public docks every hour from 5 pm to 11 pm. You
  should be at the pick-up point about 10 minutes to the hour. For more information, call
  1-250-539-5472.
  A great place to eat is the Hummingbird Pub. If you are docked at the Montugue Harbour
  Marina, the public dock beside the marina, or anchored / moored in Montague Harbour, you
  should catch the free bus to the Hummingbird Pub. It is a unique experience. The bus picks
  you up about a block from the marina / public docks every hour from 5 pm to 11 pm. You
  should be at the pick-up point about 10 minutes to the hour. For more information, call
  1-250-539-5472.
  
   
  
    Montague Harbour Marine Park
  
  Located at the northwest end of Montague Harbour, the park is the oldest marine park
  in British Columbia. Established in 1959, Montague Harbour Marine Park is one
  of the most popular with Gulf Island's boaters. 
  
   The park features white shell beaches, 35 mooring buoys, boat launching ramp,
  a dock for dinghies and other small boats. There are campsites for tents and
  RVs. Reservations may be made by calling 1-250-689-9025.
  The park features white shell beaches, 35 mooring buoys, boat launching ramp,
  a dock for dinghies and other small boats. There are campsites for tents and
  RVs. Reservations may be made by calling 1-250-689-9025. 
  
  Contact Li Read at Sea to Sky Premier Properties (Salt Spring), 5 - 105 Rainbow Road, Salt Spring Island, BC,
    V8K 2V5; Direct Tel: 1-250-537-7647