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Mayne Island Bed and Breakfasts
Mayne Island Hotels, Motels, Resorts, Cabins and Cottages
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This small island of 21 sq. km (8.2 sq. mi.) is home to 900 residents and a great destination for those who enjoy kayaking and canoeing (rentals and tours available), diving and cycling. For a vigorous climb, there is a 45 minute uphill hike to the 271 m (889 ft.) summit in Mount Parke Regional Park.
Mayne Island has a colourful and rich history. Gold was discovered on the Fraser River in 1858, not long after the island was named for Richard Charles Mayne, a lieutenant on the HMC Plumber. At that time Victoria was the main port of entry for the West Coast and thousands of prospectors were landing in Victoria and boarding boats for the Mainland. Mayne Island was a midpoint in this trip. Hotels, saloons and supply shops sprang up to meet the gold-rush demand. By 1900, Mayne Island was considered a fashionable vacation spot and it was the commercial and social hub for all the southern
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| Arbutus Bay Estates | Long Term | Mayne Island | 770 Beechwood Drive |
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| Bayview Bed & Breakfast | B&B | Mayne Island | 764 Steward Drive, Horton Bay | |
| Coach-house on Oyster Bay Bed & Breakfast Inn | B&B | Mayne Island | 511 Bayview Drive | |
| Oceanwood Country Inn | Hotel | Mayne Island | 630 Dinner Bay Road |
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| Tinkers' B & B | B&B | Mayne Island | 417 Georgina Point Road |